“Gossip”: Deputy Minister of Agriculture bought a diploma at Collegium Humanum

Deputy Minister of Agriculture Michał Kołodziejczak was obliged to pay for the diploma of Collegium Humanum.

This information, as the portal claims, comes from investigative materials and evidence of those active in the proceedings. The prosecution, as unofficially stated by the Bishop, is considering submitting a motion to waive the parliamentary immunity of Kołodziejczak. The curious individual himself denies the allegations, but has not provided any papers to the public confirming the legality of his education.

According to Goniec's account, Kołodziejczak was to begin his efforts to gain a diploma rapidly in early 2024. Bernard K., a recruiter associated with Collegium Humanum, came to his aid. On January 15, 2024, the Deputy Minister was to sign a contract with the university, a fewer days later to file papers, and on February 7 to be formally entered on the student list. 2 days later, on 9 February, Kołodziejczak reported on ZET Radio that he had begun studying by chance. According to the Bishop, the procedure was façade – papers were submitted for it, and the diploma was to be the consequence of a fictional course of teaching.

Bernard K. – 1 of the main characters of the affair – told investigators that he had instructed university staff how to formally "bring" Kołodziejczak and 2 another people into the system. They were all about to get a degree in management. The exams and credits were to be a fiction—the marks “put out of the head” and the consent to the individual course of teaching arranged in advance. Kołodziejczak's personnel folder included documentation confirming the transfer after six semesters from the Silesian university. The problem is that the paper was to be falsified – the rector who signed it had not served this function in years, and Kołodziejczak had never been listed in the authoritative registers of students of this university.

The bishop reports that Kołodziejczak was not only a student of the Silesian college, but was previously deleted from the list of UMCS students in 2016 and ANS in 2022. yet – according to investigators – he did not postgraduate from Collegium Humanum due to the detention of university rector Paul C., who heard corruption charges. The Deputy Minister was then to proceed his plan to get a diploma in another university – the Higher School of Legal Sciences and Administration in Volomina – with the aid of the same Bernard K. He was expected to file papers for him, compose papers, and even be present on the undergraduate exam.

Kołodziejczak was to pay for the full about PLN 22 1000 in total: 14 1000 for “studio” and a diploma in Collegium Humanum, which yet did not have any effect, and another 8 1000 for aid in Volomina. There are allegations of falsification of documents, bribery and participation in the organized practice of issuing false diplomas. erstwhile Rector of Collegium Humanum, his deputies and recruiters, among others, were detained.

So far, Michał Kołodziejczak has not publically referred to detailed allegations. In an interview with the journalists of the Bishop, he denied studying at the Collegium Humanum and then terminated contact. The D.A. is investigating, and the script with the waiver of immunity seems more likely. If the charges are confirmed, it could mean serious consequences not only for Kołodziejczak, but besides for the image of Donald Tusk's full government.