Foreign students, doctoral students and employees of the University of Warsaw legally residing in Poland can be vaccinated for free against COVID-19 and obtain a vaccination certificate.

We are very pleased to inform that the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw has set up a Welcome Point, a subsidiary of central Welcome Point at the Warsaw University. The main purpose of the office is to support the international community of the Faculty – 25% of all people associated with the Faculty from over 50 countries.

Welcome Point would like to help you at the very beginning of your stay in Warsaw. That is why we invite all new long-term international students for a very special online welcome meeting that will inaugurate the academic year 2021/2022.

Last academic year you participated in large numbers in our online workshops, for which we would like to thank you very much. Each time there were opinions that you would like to meet live on campus. We also miss you, which is why this academic year we are starting with the first stationary workshops!

The University of Warsaw is offering an unpaid 30-hour Polish language course online for international employees. The course is aimed at learning communication skills that might be useful during working and living in Poland.

Below we present a request to fill in a questionnaire on the activities of Welcome Point. We will be very grateful for your feedback!

The European Union under the “EU4Belarus: Solidarity with the people of Belarus” programme is launching a call for proposals for EU4Belarus – SALT (Support for Advanced Learning and Training) scholarships for Belarusian students.

The second phase of registration for the 2021/2022 academic year at the UW has begun. Registration takes place in the Internet Recruitment for Candidates system. It will last until 13th of September.

Only until August 10th Belarusians interested in learning Polish can sign up for free courses organised by the University’s Department of Belarusian Studies. The courses are open to both UW students and non-students.

Ocalenie Foundation invites for support group for migrant and refugee woman in English on Mondays from 3 to 6 p.m.