Are you a PhD student, having a lot of free time in the summer and you would like to spend it in a constructive way? If your answer is yes, we have prepared for you the offer of summer doctoral schools at the University of Warsaw, financed by The University’s Integrated Development Programme
On 21st May, the UW rector issued a new order on rules for studying and working at UW. Online teaching and learning will continue, except classes which cannot be conducted remotely. It is possible to work from home, according to a duty system or flexible working hours. The health, safety and well-being of members of the UW community remain the university’s priority.
It is understandable that you are concerned about your situation in Poland during the coronavirus pandemic. Fortunately, special solutions have been introduced for foreigners.
So you have already filled out the application form and collected all the documents. What’s next? It’s time to make an appointment at the office at the Department of Foreigners.
Do you have nightmares about filling out many pages of the application form in a language you don’t know? We totally understand it! Let’s go step by step through the form so that you can learn how to make no mistakes. It is really possible even without knowing Polish!
You always ask a lot of questions about financial resources you must have to legalise your stay. We hope that thanks to our instructions you will know how to calculate how much money you need.
Today we will present a list of documents necessary for application for a temporary residence permit for non-EU/EFTA nationals.
Let’s start with checking if this issue applies to you.
On 14th May at noon, Prof. Jolanta Choińska-Mika, the UW Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Quality of Teaching, will be answering frequently asked questions on the current study-related matters, e.g. upcoming examination period, exams and credits, as well as changes to the academic calendar. The meeting will be held live on the UW profile on Facebook.
Dear Students!
Are you from a non-EU country and would like to stay longer in Poland, but you have no idea how to legalise your stay? The legalisation procedure was easy for you, but the outbreak of the coronavirus made you not know how to extend your stay? Or are you curious how to do it in the future, when the situation will return to normal? You don’t have to worry anymore!
The UW Rector decided on the rules for conducting remote exams. In a new rector’s order, there is information regarding, e.g. IT tools that can be used to control the course of exams and their registration.
The Project has been co-financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme
