…e table provided in the Google Sheet. What you need to know to get started: Courses must be conducted in an online or hybrid mode in order to allow students from other 4EU+ member universities to participate in and complete the course (incl. taking the final assessment) on a fully remote basis; Only courses from the current offer for the UW students will be accepted, meaning they shall be open for enrolment in the winter semester for UW students e…

…uncil (ERC) or newly commissioned investments: Student Hall of Residence No. 7 on Sulimy Street and the building in the Upper Courtyard on Krakowskie Przedmieście. The UW Rector’s Annual Report 2024 (pdf) The addition to the report is an online version of the appendices, presenting figures that concern the University. The development of the report’s concept and texts (preparation of materials and editing of materials submitted by the University-wi…

…me Point of the University of Warsaw. Event will be held by Dr. Łukasz Wieczorek, coordinator of legalisation of stay affairs. Dr Łukasz Wieczorek has 13 years of experience in the field of legalisation of residence in Poland and temporary residence permits for foreigners.   The meeting will focus on the legal basis for staying in Poland, the procedures and requirements for obtaining a temporary work residence permit, a researcher’s residence perm…

…orm until 28th March. The 30-hour course is free of charge and will be run online by the Centre of Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners (Polonicum) team. There will be four different levels: A1.3— second trimester for beginners, A2.2 — upper beginners, B1.4 —intermediate, and C1.1 — advanced.   The training is addressed to UW international employees who hold an employment contract, particularly academic staff. Employees who do not work as ac…

…ce collaboration between the eight member universities of the 4EU+ Alliance: the University of Warsaw, Charles University, Sorbonne University, the University of Heidelberg, the University of Copenhagen, the University of Milan, the University of Geneva, and Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.   The call is open to researchers and academics of all scientific fields and disciplines corresponding to the thematic scope, missions and objectives of the 4E…

…4/2025, the 4EU+ Alliance universities are once again launching courses in online or hybrid form for students and doctoral candidates of all eight member universities. The course offerings are being published gradually according to the academic calendars of the individual institutions.   Heidelberg University Heidelberg University offers 11 courses, including classes in canon law, scientific writing or linguistics. Registration is open until 31st…

…ees.   New MOOC The 4EU+ Alliance has launched its third Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC), a free thematic online course. This time it addresses issues related to access to health care for migrants.   The course is coordinated by the University of Geneva. More details on the Migration, Health and Equity in Europe course, can be found on the 4EU+ Alliance website >>.   The MOOC 4EU+ courses on European citizenship and data literacy are also still…

…research data management plan? The 4EU+ Alliance is organising a series of online workshops Open for you! The first event is taking place on 10th February. Open for you! is a training programme for the academic communities of the 4EU+ Alliance member universities to learn more about Open Science: the principles of open scientific review, FAIR, open source or citizen science.   The first event in the series is taking place on 10th February at 9.00…

…s://www.uw.edu.pl/pismo-uczelni/.   5. Positive IDUB mid-term evaluation The University of Warsaw, together with the nine other universities that are winners of the “Initiative for Excellence – Research University” programme, was evaluated positively during the IDUB mid-term evaluation. It was conducted in 2023 by an international team of experts. The first competition in the “Initiative for Excellence – Research University” (IDUB) programme was d…

…until 20th December. The 30-hour course is free of charge and will be run online by the Centre of Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners (Polonicum) team. There will be four different levels: A0.2—second trimester for beginners, A2.1—upper beginners, B1.3—intermediate, and B2.4—upper intermediate.   The training is addressed to UW international employees who hold an employment contract, particularly academic staff. Employees who do not work a…