The history of POLONICUM started with a summer Polish language course that has now been continuously organized for over 60 years. Year after year, its popularity is increasing, not only among young people and students, but also among mature people of different professions and nationalities. The course is held in August, it lasts 4 weeks and is usually attended by about 200 people from all over the world.

The University of Warsaw offers over 100 study programmes in humanities, social, exact and natural sciences, as well as interdisciplinary ones. There are also degree programmes entirely conducted in English. This year, prospective students may choose from two new study programmes in English: Machine Learning, and Religions of Asia and Africa: Buddhism, Islam and Others.

Warsaw Municipal Office invites you to take part in the on-line public consultations during which you will discuss what social diversity is and how to support it.

Four doctoral schools at the University of Warsaw are now open to applications. Deadline for application: 28 June. First interviews will take place in July and early August. In the meantime the admission to the Implementation Doctorates Programme is ongoing up to 11 May.

Pursuant to Polish law, each person residing in the territory of Poland is obliged to participate in the National Census of Population and Housing. This also applies to international students and doctoral candidates who reside in Poland, as of 31st of March 2021.