He also completed postgraduate studies in penitentiary studies for candidates for Prison Service officers carried out at the School of Justice. He has been a Prison Service officer since , currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Penitentiary Studies of the Academy of Justice, of which he is the Director. His research interests focus on re-socialisation and penitentiary pedagogy, prison demography, social readaptation and reintegration of convicted persons and the organisational structure and functioning of the prison system in Poland.
Penitentiary space in the context of stress experienced by the services of the Prison Service. Penitentiary space through the eyes of prisoners — an examination of prison letters. The relevance of place. Prisons in the face of demographic changes in the population of prisoners. Integrative model of penitentiary methodology in the context of personal identification tests. Psychosocial contexts of the execution of the imprisonment sentence.
Treatment of persons of a different sexual orientation or gender identity in the Polish penitentiary system in comparison with selected penitentiary systems of other countries. Including the excluded into culture — methodical contexts of socialisation and cultural activities of penitentiary educators.
Post-penitentiary care in the context of crime recurrence prevention. Between theoretical obligation and practice — penitentiary work with senior prisoners. Adversariality of culturally different prisoners for the execution of prison sentences in penitentiary units. The implemented and postulated method of work of penitentiary educators with convicts. Research report. Penitentiary work with elderly prisoners.
Psychopedagogical contexts of imprisonment. Penitentiary social rehabilitation in interdisciplinary contexts. Un readiness of the Prison Service to cope with demographic changes in the prison population in the context of imprisonment of elderly women.
