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.

We are happy to invite all long term international students to the next edition of ‘Emotions management in epidemic and post-epidemic world’ workshops with Dorota Kobylińska, PhD from the Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw.

Belarusians living in Poland can sign up for free Polish classes provided by the Faculty of Applied Linguistics of the University of Warsaw together with the Open University of Warsaw. The online course will help participants with acclimatisation and adaptation to their life in Poland.

The Volunteer Centre of the University of Warsaw invites you to join a new project called “Student Cookbook”. It is a great opportunity to share the recently developed culinary skills with the UW community and get to know new flavours at the same time.

 On 2nd November 2020, in the building of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship Office at 3/5 Bankowy Square (entrance G), an additional application reception point for families was opened.

The University of Warsaw Library stays closed until 29th November 2020 in connection with the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of 6th November 2020: “A restriction on the operation of public and scientific libraries shall be established.”

Usually we are excited about living in a new place, but sometimes we have to face situations that are not pleasant. It is more difficult in a foreign country we do not know. We may have doubts about what to do in a difficult situation and where to seek help. This is why Welcome Point would like to invite you to the next online meeting on  crimes motivated by prejudice, which will be led by the Association for Legal Intervention.

For over 20 years now, the Lane Kirkland Scholarship Program has been supporting individual development of young, ambitious and active citizens of selected states in Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia. The goal of the Program is to share the Polish experience of political transformation and integration with the European Union. The group of over 900 alumni of the Program includes members of governments, MPs, managerial staff of large multinationals, heads of local authorities and well-known social activists.