The Center for American Studies is a scientific society conducting primarily scientific activity in an independent and continuous manner within the meaning of Article 7. paragraph 1, item 8 of the Law on Higher Education and Science.

We conduct basic research understood as empirical or theoretical work aimed primarily at acquiring new knowledge about the foundations of phenomena and observable facts without aiming at direct commercial application. We publish scientific research in the form of scientific monographs, as well as organize scientific conferences and congresses. And on top of that, we implement courses and training with world-class scientists and professionals (graduates of such universities as Harvard, Princeton and Yale).

We conduct applied research, understood as work aimed at acquiring new knowledge and new skills, aimed at developing new products, processes or services or making significant improvements to them.

Our research is novel, unpredictable, creative, methodical and transferable/reproducible in nature.