We are happy to inform you that the English version of “Students’ Guide to distance learning” is ready to use. It has been created to give you support in your online studies at UW in the 2020/21 semester. You can find it among other e-courses on the Kampus platform.

Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, Rector of the University of Warsaw, together with vice-rectors: prof. Sambor Grucza, prof. Ewa Krogulec, prof. Zygmunt Lalak and prof. Sławomir Żółtek, gave Christmas greetings to the entire academic community.

The International Student Experience (ISE) would like to invite you to participate in an online survey that focuses on the online learning experience of international and domestic UW students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Those who stay in Warsaw over a Christmas holiday break and would like to talk to a psychologist can arrange an online appointment via Skype.

From 14th December 2020, the Library will be open:

Monday – Friday 9 am – 9 pm (partially in self-service mode),
Saturday, Sunday – closed.

We are happy to invite all long-term international students to the next edition of ‘Career Planning’ workshops with a professional trainer Joanna Jasińska, PhD. 

Matters that do not require a stay in the Library and/or direct contact with BUW staff should be handled online or by phone.

In the academic year 2020/2021, foreign language certification examinations, both the written and oral parts, administered at Warsaw University, will be conducted remotely. The same skills as before, that is, in the traditional examination form, will be tested: listening, reading, writing, speaking as well as grammatical-lexical knowledge.

The Department of Foreigners invites you to participate in information Saturdays. The next meeting is scheduled for 28th November. Due to the epidemiological situation, only persons who booked an appointment at the office will be admitted to the Information Saturday.

We are back with the Online Multicultural Meetings at the University of Warsaw!

It is a great opportunity to learn about various cultures through the stories of students from around the world.