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.
Due to the limited functioning of the University of Warsaw during the coronavirus pandemic, the Rector of the University of Warsaw issued a decision on changing the organization of the ongoing academic year. It applies in particular to teaching classes in the summer semester and the summer examination session.
In the last video Prof. Marcin Pałys, Rector of the University of Warsaw announced changes in the functioning of the University in the nearest weeks.
On 22nd April, Prof. Jolanta Choińska-Mika, the UW Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Quality of Teaching issued a notice, dedicated to students and doctoral candidates, informing them, among other things, how to submit applications for social scholarships, scholarships for persons with disabilities or allowances. The notice also contains information on the rules for granting them.
Due to epidemic restrictions and difficulties in the circulation of documents, the deadline for submitting applications in the competition for the position of visiting lecturer was extended to May 6, 2020.
What is it like to study at UW? Do you have some questions regarding admissions, study programmes or student matters? On 25th April at 10 am on the UW Facebook page, the University of Warsaw organises its Online Open Day.
The University of Warsaw is continually monitoring the situation regarding the coronavirus pandemic. On 7th April, the UW rector issued the new orders on studying and working arrangements at the University of Warsaw. Measures brought in by UW aim to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among the UW community.
We are inviting candidates to work as Welcome Point team member (knowledge of Polish language is required).
In connection with the current epidemiological situation, on 31 March 2020 came into force an act providing, inter alia, special solutions for foreigners in Poland. The regulations will allow people who want to pursue their current purpose of stay or cannot leave Poland due to the spread of SARS-CoV-2 virus to stay legally in the country.
The Project has been co-financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme
