…of Warsaw and Armenian institutions. “At the University, we have extremely good experiences with Armenian scholars. Two of them used to be rectors of the University, including Prof. Jan Lukasiewicz, a prominent philosopher and representative of the Lviv-Warsaw School. It is vital to enhance the cooperation between archaeologists from our two countries,” said Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, the UW Rector, during the ceremony of signing the agreement betwee…

…+ for Ukraine II” project was held at the University of Warsaw. More information is available here >>   Ukraine – a new perspective The conference “European Narratives and Identity: Ukraine – A New Perspective” is organised as part of the second edition of the “4EU+ for Ukraine” project. The event will take place on 25th-26th June in Paris.   The event is open to academics and doctoral candidates from 4EU+ member universities, including the UW, an…

…some of the traditions of the international students of the University of Warsaw. Most of them come from Ukraine, Belarus, China, Türkiye, and Azerbaijan. The programme of the festival included a range of activities from cultural performances to engaging calligraphy workshops. The attendees had the chance to experience firsthand the customs and traditions of different nations.   The fourth edition of the event was held on 17th May from 11 am to 5…

…of Management conducted a workshop entitled AI: practical hands-on learning of Large Language Models, AI tools and outline of ethics. Where we are and where we are heading.   The “4EU+ for Ukraine II” project is coordinated by the University of Warsaw (the International Relations Office in cooperation with the 4EU+ Office at the UW). Its implementation will continue until 31st December….

…rpt from Julius Caesar’s Commentaries on the Gallic War. The narrative of the war expedition is interrupted by a description of the Hercynian Forest and its animals, which could not be found anywhere else. “One of these – along with an elk and an aurochs – is ‘a bull in the shape of a deer’. The illustrations and commentaries on this passage are a fascinating testimony to the struggles of early modern scholars to identify a creature in which conte…

…ope. The key subject discussed during this year’s meetings was the war in Ukraine and its consequences for the world order as well as scientific research. “Since the beginning of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, the University of Warsaw has stood on the side of Ukraine. The next day after the fighting began, the Rector’s Team was established at the University to coordinate assistance for the representatives of the Ukrainian scientific commu…

…the meetings.   The debate addresses the disruption that the war in Ukraine has caused to the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge and information. Participants discuss what part of history the countries of Europe share, what narratives on the European integration are present in Riga, Madrid, Sarajevo or Dublin, and what historical figures and events emerge in discussions about Europe.   The inauguration of the debates is attended by repres…

…CoMobility consortium consisted of the University of Warsaw (leader), the Warsaw School of Economics, the Warsaw University of Technology, the Norwegian Institute for Air Research, the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, the “Na miejscu” foundation, and the City of Lublin.   Sustainable mobility On 6th and 7th March, the Copernicus Science Centre hosted a conference summarising the CoMobility project. The team of researchers presented the toolkit they des…

…urope.   “It is an honour to host the Minister at the University of Warsaw. This visit perfectly fits the image of our University, which is a place full of tolerance and open to discussion; one from which numerous representatives of the political and socio-economic environment have come,” Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, the Rector of the University of Warsaw said, adding: “The meeting will be a good opportunity to discuss the situation in Europe and securi…

…responded to the questions from the audience regarding the war in Ukraine, security policy, political situation in the United States, political career and work in diplomacy.   Freedom and democracy are values that are not guaranteed but are worth fighting for. They bring stability, security and the promise of a prosperous future. Over the past few years, we have been reminded of the contribution and commitment of this very important alliance that…