Graduation Ceremony for the Pathway to UW programme: summary

As every year, onboarding information sessions in both Polish and English introduced newly arrived students to the basics of university life and the opportunities offered by the University of Warsaw

Welcome Point, together with the University of Warsaw Library, invites UW international employees to a Library Navigation Training in English, which will be held on October 23th at 10:00 a.m.

Looking to legalize your stay in Poland? Here’s one of the few chances to do it in person! Join the Academic Information Saturday on October 25th to submit your residence application, get your passport stamped, and move one big step closer to receiving your residence card.

Join if you want to learn the phases of cultural adaptation abroad, understand Polish academic norms while developing practical communication skills to navigate studying and collaborating in an international environment.

Participation will challenge you to explore the campus, think quickly, solve difficult tasks, and discover hidden gems of UW. Winners will receive cool prizes!

Get ready for a journey — a deeper dive into Polish culture!

Start the new academic year with new skills and contacts! The Volunteer Centre of the University of Warsaw invites students of the University of Warsaw to intercultural workshops, which will take place on October 10th as part of the third edition of the #interlab+ project of the Foundation for the Development of the Education System*.

Starting university can feel overwhelming, but getting to know the campus and its surroundings can make it feel more like home. We invite all international students to join UW Campus Tours – 1.5-hour guided walks around the Main Campus.

Get ready for a solid dose of knowledge, great fun, and plenty of fascinating facts from all around the world. The Multicultural Quiz is an interactive game where teams compete by answering questions prepared by UW students from diverse cultural backgrounds.