…ity in Olomouc, and the University of Applied Sciences of Upper Austria. The UNICOMM project is implemented by the University Volunteer Center of the University of Warsaw. It aims to examine the expectations and needs of students and university staff. Its main goals include: identifying factors that foster inclusive and active participation of students in non-academic activities offered by the university; developing competencies that enable studen…

…ent after registration. Places are limited. More information about financial support for students can be found at: bpm.uw.edu.pl/en/.    …

…tional students. The event will take place on 6th August and 9th September online. Pre-Welcome Days are designed to offer essential insights and support to international students ahead of starting studies at the University of Warsaw. Event will be delivered in English.   During the Pre-Welcome Days, Welcome Point will tell about the essential steps before departure to Poland, including travel arrangements and required documents. Students will rece…

…-economic environment. Combining philological methods with new tools, students will train in text analysis, communication in the digital world and content design for culture, media and education. nature conservation, full-time, first-cycle Degree programme that combines natural sciences and law, giving students the tools to realistically protect the biosphere. animal protection, full-time, second-cycle This is a unique combination of law, social s…

…ementary interactions, i.e. the Standard Model; he received honorary doctorate at the University of Warsaw, his collaboration with UW scientists contributed to the development of innovative research at the Faculty of Physics; Prof. Patrick Alan Hesp of Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia (at the invitation of Prof. Maciej Dłużewski’s team from the UW’s Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies) – he is a world-renowned aeolian geomorphologi…

…ested in a large pot placed in the aisle between the greenhouses.   A Monster Plant The titan arum plant originates from the humid, tropical forests of Sumatra and belongs to the Araceae family. In its natural habitat, its inflorescence can grow to almost 3 meters in height and over 1.5 meters in width. Both the leaf and the flower grow from a huge tuber hidden underground, which can weigh up to several dozen kilograms. In that tuber the plant sto…

…e in Poland, 395th in the world). The full results of the Best Global Universities ranking are available at: https://www.usnews.com/education/best-global-universities/rankings…

…their manufacture is technologically complex and therefore expensive and time-consuming. Our work solves these problems – the structures created by self-organisation have a surface area in the order of hundreds of square micrometres, and thanks to the reorientation of the liquid crystal molecules in an electric field, we can dynamically control the band structure of the light trapped in the microcavity.” adds Marcin Muszyński   Results of the rese…

…and international scientific institutions – e.g. as Vice-President of the International Numismatic Council, Chairman of the Programme Council of the Copernicus Science Centre, and President of the Board of DARIAH-PL – the largest Polish infrastructure consortium in the humanities, coordinated by the University of Warsaw.   As part of his research activities, he coordinated a number of projects funded by the National Science Centre and the Nationa…

…Institute of Applied Linguistics at the UW. The MentalHealth4All platform (www.mentalhealth4all.eu) was developed as part of the three-year project MHealth4All: Development and implementation of a digital platform for the promotion of access to mental healthcare for low language proficient third-country nationals in Europe, co-funded by the EU’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF).   The interdisciplinary project involved 13 partners fro…