…Belarusian authorities.”   As part of the Konstanty Kalinowski Scholarship Programme (dedicated young Belarusians who cannot study in their country because of their political beliefs), students dismissed from universities in Belarus receive scholarships for full degree studies in Poland, as well as one-year training internships in Warsaw.   The Centre for East European Studies coordinates this programme at UW. Due to the current situation in Belar…

…b. Judyta Zbierska-Mościcka) – the prize is a monthly scholarship for research stay in France 2nd Prize (Prize of the Polish Academy of Sciences): Aleksandra Burdziej from the Institute of Biochemistry (academic supervisor: Prof. Anna Szakiel) – the prize is an Amazon voucher worth € 200   Aleksandra Burdziej was awarded the Audience Prize (Prize of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange – NAWA), as well. The prize is a travel to an Euro…

…oral schools >> All doctoral candidates in doctoral schools receive a scholarship in the amount of PLN 2371.70 for the first two years of studies (before the mid-term evaluation) and PLN 3653.70 in the next two years after the mid-term evaluation. The scholarship is reduced by 11% due to compulsory insurance.   Application process At the beginning of admissions to a doctoral school of the University of Warsaw a candidate should find a supervisor w…

…ve financial support from the University of Warsaw by applying for social scholarships, scholarships for persons with disabilities or the allowance aid. View the Vice-Rector’s notice >>   Submitting applications: Until 30th September, students and doctoral candidates can submit their applications for social scholarships, scholarships for persons with disabilities and the allowance aid.   There is no need to provide paper documents (including the s…

…are on their way home too. On the night of 17th/18th March, PCMA UW staff, scholarship holders and employees of other institutions: the Jagiellonian University, left the capital of Egypt. It was possible thanks to the University of Warsaw collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and Science, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland. Dr. Artur Obłuski, Director of the Research Centre in Cairo, coord…

…grant, it will be possible to: set a scholarship programme for scientists that includes funds to create a research team after returning to the University of Warsaw; co-fund the costs of traveling to conferences and schools for employees, doctoral candidates, and students; develop the existing internal grant programme at the university; provide soft skills training (e.g. writing articles, presenting scientific results, project management); set a pr…

…enriching the range of curricula, courses and scholarship programmes for doctoral students; organisation of classes and training sessions to improve the skills of students and employees; and development of university management IT tools. Referring to the changes, introduced by the Law on Higher Education and Science, Prof. Pałys informed about the new Statute of the University of Warsaw which came into force on 1st October. At the end of his speec…

…wships and grants such as Minister of Science and Higher Education Scholarship for outstanding young scientists (2017), Prize of Bedřich Hrozný for a major scientific achievement (2017), Holz-Conner Travel Award from ISOP (2015), Polish National Science Center grant for a project entitled “Plastid evolution and functions of colourless algae within the Euglenophytes and Dictyochophyceae” (2017), UE grant in Synthesys programme for a project entitle…

…portunity to study in Poland. Thanks to the Polish Government Scholarship, which is dedicated to young people with Polish origins, I could apply for studies at UW and come to Warsaw,” explains Kristóf Gyódi. He graduated International Economics at the Faculty of Economic Sciences. Conducting research was very important to him that is why he decided to do his doctoral studies at the Department of Macroeconomics and International Trade. Kristóf Gyód…

…ht that Poland is a really nice country. I decided to spend my Erasmus scholarship here. A lot of people from my university choose Great Britain, Belgium or Germany, but I wanted to experience another culture, different from my own Because, for me, these countries are similar to the Netherlands,” explains Martijn.   As an Erasmus student he studied at the UW Faculty of Journalism, Information and Book Studies. He took classes on journalism culture…