…ce is one of the University of Warsaw’s strategic initiatives. It comprises eight European research universities. Apart from the University of Warsaw, these are: Sorbonne University, Heidelberg University, Charles University in Prague, the University of Copenhagen, the University of Milan, the University of Geneva and Paris-Panthéon-Assas University. The collaboration focuses on conducting world-class joint research, joint study programmes and edu…

…xt few months – we are building a relationship for years to come. We want to work together and bring people closer, because our ecosystems are subject to constant change, and universities have always been an integral part of them. Now our cooperation is taking on an official character. For MSD, a company that has been present in Poland for 35 years, this is of particular significance – it confirms our desire to remain here for the long term. Our a…

…s of years. They show that to explain the stability of enzymes, we must consider more factors than just the amino acid sequence itself, including topology and evolutionary origin,” the study authors conclude. Publication details Sikora, M. Mozajew, J.A. Sikorska, F.B. da Silva, A.P. Perlinska, A. Kluza, S. Niewieczerzal, M. Lukaszewicz, B. Wielgus-Kutrowska, K. Stachurska-Korzeniowska, S.E. Jackson, & J.I. Sulkowska, Novel Knotted Solenoid fold wi…

…ts’ Council and with the student television station Uniwerek.TV. He was the host of the UW’s Juwenalia in 2025 and 2026.   Since October 2025, Bartosz Adamski has served as deputy editor-in-chief of the university television station Uniwerek.TV.   Coming to terms with transience Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s novel “Oscar and the Lady in Pink” is one of the most moving contemporary stories about coming of age, illness and coming to terms with the passing…

…g to the formation of a new international order.   During the ceremony conferring the honorary doctorate, the laudation was delivered by his supervisor, Prof. Roman Kuźniar from the UW’s Faculty of Political Science and International Studies.   -My acquaintance with Prof. Rotfeld has been an experience of humanity at its very best. I am grateful for the honour and privilege bestowed upon me by my alma mater in entrusting me with the role of superv…

…lasses, courses (e.g. foreign language revision courses, health and safety training or library training), placement tests, final exams and entrance exams. In 2025, students were offered over 4,500 remote classes.         Ever-improving study conditions At the UW, measures are systematically being taken to create comfortable conditions for studying and working. With the needs of students and doctoral candidates in mind, new faculty buildings, halls…

…s available through 4EU+, hear authentic stories from students, and take part in interactive sessions showcasing international academic collaboration in practice.   Event programme (subject to minor changes) >>   27th May, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Dobra 55, Warsaw, lecture theatre on level -1 (room 0.410) Registration is open until 22nd May. The detailed programme and registration form are available on the 4EU+ Alliance website: 4euplus.eu >>   Should…

…es (85.55); Oriental Studies – Korean Studies (85.4). New degree programmes, which will commence on 1st October 2026: AI-assisted people management (second-cycle) – organised by the Faculty of Management: the programme trains leaders who can effectively manage both human potential and the use of artificial intelligence. Students will explore topics such as leadership and teamwork when one of the employees (or managers) is an AI agent, the similari…

…this regard for the University of Warsaw community. For years, it has been developing various forms of support so that everyone can choose the method of contact best suited to their needs – anonymously, safely and free of charge. Since January, the CPP’s services – on the initiative of the Students’ Concil of the UW – have been expanded to include a new form of contact: the UW Trust Chat.   In October 2025, an information and education campaign o…

…ls in the context of work on the AI systems bill. Prof. Paweł Łuków and Dr Emilia Kaczmarek introduced the discussion.   Without an appropriate culture of public life, there is little we could regulate effectively. In a democratic society, we have a certain consensus, enshrined, for example, in the Constitution, regarding our most important values. The legal framework is the environment that enables us to function properly. In the field of technol…