Our research group is in a fortunate position. We have got some fantastic state-of-the-art apparatus. My impression is that there is a lot of progress right now at the University of Warsaw. This is another reason why I think it is a great opportunity to be here – says Dr. Phillip Iain Jolly from UK, a postdoc at the UW Biological and Chemical Research Centre.
Are you a professional runner or just want to start something new, or maybe you want to get fit before summer? Join the first running session with ESN UW!
Students interested in pursuing their academic career, doctoral students and post-docs can take an international online survey on the mobility behaviour of international researchers.
The University of Warsaw was ranked 6th in the New Europe ranking compiled by the Times Higher Education. The ranking included universities from 13 states that have joined the European Union since 2004.
Recently, two student teams from UW participated in two events dedicated to students. One of them was the KRAKMUN conference, and another one – the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
A delegation of seven UW students from the ISMMUN Club (Instytut Stosunków Międzynaradowych Model United Nations Club) participated in the Cracow Model United Nations (KRAKMUN) conference that was held from 6th to 8th April at the Cracow University of Economics.
The project “Wspólny język Powiśla” (Powiśle speaks one language) team invites to the next meeting on 24th April, 18:15 p.m., in Volunteer Center of the University of Warsaw, Dobra 56/66 (in the building of the University Library).
Feel invited to join and to ask any questions!
As every year, we are proud to invite candidates to the Open Day at the University of Warsaw. All the university units will present their offer on the University of Warsaw main campus. You will have the opportunity to talk with professors and students, learn about the rules of admission, take a walk through the historic campus, as well as take part in competitions to win the University of Warsaw souvenirs.
Rupali Parekh came from Finland to Warsaw five years ago. She has chosen the Faculty of Psychology of UW where people from all around the world are educated. Rupali, a student with a multicultural background, feels very good at the University of Warsaw.
Rupali Parekh is a 5-year student of Warsaw International Studies in Psychology (WISP) at the University of Warsaw, a programme of study taught in English. Before her arrival, she did not know a lot about Warsaw. She was afraid that Poland could be bland and quiet. – I was astonished when I came here. The country is developing – says Rupali Parekh.
If you would like to know more of Warsaw than just the University and to know the people who live here better, feel invited to join the students’ project “Wspólny język Powiśla” (Powiśle speaks one language). The project is organised by a group of students and the Volunteer Center of the University of Warsaw as a part of the programme UW: Initiatives for the Local Community
Each year more and more international students and researchers come to the University of Warsaw with various ideas, motivation and background.
We would like to present some of them on our website. The first person is Dr. Lucas Pastor, a postdoc at the Institute of Informatics of UW.
