October 19, 2020, at 20:00, the registration for Student’s Dormitories of the University of Warsaw will be activated. If you apply for a place from a pool of free places, no statement of income or additional preferences will be taken into account.
We are inviting candidates to work as Welcome Point team member (knowledge of Polish language is required).
In relation to the Rector’s statement regulating the functioning of UW, due to the state of epidemic emergency in Poland, from 16th of March 2020 the Welcome Point office will be closed, until further notice.
Most of the University administration, including us, is working remotely. Please contact us via email: welcome@uw.edu.pl.
Do you ask yourself following questions: Do I need to legalize my stay? How can I do it? We all know that the subject of legalization of stay in Poland might seem extremely complicated in the beginning! That’s why Welcome Point would like to invite all students for two informational meetings on legal issues concerning residence in Poland.
The Volunteer Centre of UW have joined forces with the programme “PROJECTOR – Student Volunteering” and would like to invite all of the students to take part in Multicultural Winter Break. This is a unique student trip with a theme of multiculturalism. It’s a great opportunity to rest after your winter exams in a useful and fun way! We are waiting for applications until January 7th.
We are inviting candidates to work as Welcome Point team member (knowledge of Polish language is required).
Mentor is a Polish student who can give you a hand during your first days in Warsaw. She or he can pick you up from the airport, guide you through the procedures at the University, help solving some basic problems that newcomers usually have, and, last but not least, spend some quality time with you and show you the city.
We are inviting candidates to work as Welcome Point team member.
The “Wspólny język Powiśla” (Powiśle speaks one language) Team invites you again to learn more about Warsaw, Powiśle district and people living there.
There are two new events planned in order to involve students in cooperation with the Powisle locals (Dobra 55 Street and the vicinity).
Martijn de Jonge is a Bachelor student at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen in the Netherlands. “I was once in Warsaw for a short holiday and I really liked the city. I decided to spend my Erasmus scholarship here. A lot of people from my university choose Great Britain, Belgium or Germany, but I wanted to experience another culture, different from my own. Because, for me, these countries are similar to the Netherlands” explains Martijn.
The Project has been co-financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme
