Join us on 12th December for an interactive coaching workshop designed for all international students and PhD students of the University of Warsaw!
Interstudent 2025 – Competition for the Best International Student in Poland – Apply Now!
The competition, organized by the Fundacja Edukacyjna Perspektywy and judged by a jury of experts from the education sector, honours the best international students studying at Polish universities.
Welcome Point Office on the Main Campus has moved!
Welcome Point Office on the Main Campus has moved!
On November 21-22 Welcome Point’s Main Campus Office is closed
Welcome Point on the Main Campus is moving to a new building!
SMART Strategy Workshop: Setting Goals for Personal & Professional Growth
Join us on 27th November for an interactive coaching workshop designed for all international students and PhD students of the University of Warsaw!
Apply for MOST 2024/2025 – Mobility programme for students and PhD students – until November 30!
Apply for MOST 2024/2025 – Mobility programme for students and PhD students – until November 30!
Temporary changes in The University of Warsaw Library “BUW”
Check which lending options will be unavailable between 8th and 25th November.
Become a Pro at Impro – Improvisation Classes for UW Employees
Welcome Point, together with the School of Impro and Centre of Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners Polonicum, invites UW international and Polish employees to an inclusive activity that connects people, languages and cultures in spontaneous theatrical improvisation. All this to get to know each other better and build a supportive, friendly work environment.
Decoding academic culture at UW – workshop for employees
Get to know the essentials of UW’s academic culture and develop skills in diverse communication and collaboration styles. Welcome Point’s workshop for new UW international staff coming up on 28 November.
Warsaw Guided Walk for International UW Employees: Exploring the 1920s and 1930s
Warsaw Guided Walk for International UW Employees: Exploring the 1920s and 1930s