Rupali Parekh came from Finland to Warsaw five years ago. She has chosen the Faculty of Psychology of UW where people from all around the world study and work. Rupali, a student with a multicultural background, feels very good at the University of Warsaw.
Rupali Parekh is a 5-year student of Warsaw International Studies in Psychology (WISP) at the University of Warsaw, a programme of study taught in English. Before her arrival, she did not know a lot about Warsaw. She was afraid that Poland could be bland and quiet. – I was astonished when I came here. The country is developing – says Rupali Parekh.
A multicultural student in a multicultural environment
Her mother is Finnish and her father comes from India. Due to the fact that her family roots are from two continents, she has been travelling a lot. – I was born in Finland but I spent 11 years living abroad, e.g. in India and Malesia. I was visiting mostly Asian and Middle East countries. Poland was one of the first European countries I have been to – explains Rupali Parekh.
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