…d dormitory residents have shown that students value not only the number of available places and the cost but also the quality of accommodation. Therefore, renovation work will soon begin in the building at 9 Kickiego Street, part of Dormitory No. 3. The renovation will not affect the accommodation fees for residents. At the same time, we recognise the importance of maintaining the number of available places – especially for students. To this end,…

…ls will allow the use of high-performance computing to reduce the number of costly laboratory experiments and help in the rational design of new, technologically relevant materials.   The project has been awarded almost €3.5 million in funding.     Disordered ordering Disorder in materials can take a variety of forms – from random arrangement of atoms to structural fluctuations to dynamic configuration changes. These phenomena significantly affect…

…nce The second day of the forum featured a number of panel discussions on various aspects of security –military, energy, economic and cyber security, as well as social resilience.   The panel “How to involve science centres in building social resilience?” was chaired by Robert Grey, the UW Chancellor. Participants discussed how science centres can be not only a place for the dissemination of knowledge, but also a catalyst for social resilience – u…

…ersons from abroad, the building of an equality team that undertakes a number of initiatives to level the chances between men and women, the creation of a section that offers a wide range of training and development programmes for academic teachers, and the expansion of the Psychological and Counselling Services Centre to support people experiencing difficulties – Prof. Sambor Grucza, the UW Vice-Rector for Cooperation and Human Resources said. Su…

…  To ensure the renovation does not reduce the number of available places, the University is finalizing agreements with public partners to maintain the current number of dormitory places – without compromising on standards or pricing. This means students will not experience negative effects from the temporary closure of the building, and once the work is completed, they will benefit from improved living conditions.   At the same time, we would lik…

…rganiser of the competition and sponsor of the award is the Mayor of the City of Warsaw. The prize is awarded in cooperation with the Warsaw Branch of the Association of Polish Architects, the Mazovian Regional Chamber of Architects of the Republic of Poland and the Warsaw Branch of the Society of Polish Town Planners. More information about the competition is available at: www.nagroda-architektoniczna.pl and on the website of the Warsaw City Hall…

…essible to global academic talent. The Mazovian network is one of 11 regional initiatives launched under NAWA’s new programme: NAWA-EURAXESS NETWORKS. Its aim is to build partnerships between academic institutions, universities, and local organizations that support international researchers, PhD students, and their families – helping to create a friendly and welcoming environment for those coming to Poland.   The project „Establishment of a Region…

…nisations on international markets. Global Management, full-time, second-cycle (studies in English) Students of the programme will learn advanced strategic management, intercultural communication, corporate finance and international marketing. International Finance, full-time, second-cycle (studies in English) Graduates will be familiar with the methods, procedures and practices of effective financial management in an organisation operating in int…

…Campus.   To arrange a psychological teleconsultation or a direct meeting with a psychologist, please call: 885 561 408.   Help is available all days of the week from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., including Saturday 10 May and Sunday 11 May during the same hours. In special situations, any employee or student of the University of Warsaw may report directly to the Clinic 24 hours a day, where, after consultation by the doctor on duty, a decision will be…

…saw and the Polish higher education and science sector. The number of doctoral candidates studying at the UW’s doctoral schools is a national record. IDUB scholarships for the preparation of doctoral dissertations in line with the Programme’s Priority Research Areas have already been awarded to more than 500 doctoral candidates,” Prof. Zygmunt Lalak, the UW Vice-Rector for Research, said during the ceremony.   The event was attended by representat…