Banach NAWA scholarships, a joint initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange, have been prepared for young people from developing countries who wish to study in Poland.

What is fake news and how to recognize it? How do you know if a post was written by a bot or if it was created to spread false content? The Volunteer Centre of the University of Warsaw and UW Welcome Point invite all interested students, graduated and active and retired employees to a training which will show how to verify every day Internet information.

The University of Warsaw has prepared a social support for students and doctoral students from Ukraine.

Our mission at Welcome Point is to support the international UW community. At this special time, we express our solidarity with the Ukrainian people and the students, PhD students and emloyees from Ukraine who are part of our academic community. Remember that we are with you and will support you in all matters relating to life at the University. We send you all good thoughts. 

Rector declared that the education mode remain the same compared to the winter semester – onsite mode of teaching is the major form of courses at the University of Warsaw. Only selected classes can be conducted in a remote mode.

The University of Warsaw Library invites you to a live webinar hosted by Writefull to get practical language tips for writing your next paper, thesis or other academic text. The webinar will take place on February 25. Prior registration is required.

How to test and what to do if you test positive?

Academic Calendar 2022/2023

For those who will be taking their exams online, the UW Digital Competence Center (CKC), has prepared a short movie guide on the Kampus egzaminy platform.

The twelfth edition of the INTERSTUDENT competition has been won by Karen Nyakato Kyabega, BA student from the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw.