University of Warsaw

University of Warsaw

Warsaw , Poland
Warsaw , Poland
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WarsawPoland
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# 301
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About University
University of Warsaw
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University of Warsaw
With more than 200 years of history, the University of Warsaw is the second oldest university in Poland and at the same time the largest one.

Services

Student services

The scholars participate in 1500 projects financed by national or international research programmes, such as EU framework programmes, European Science Foundation, European Cooperation in the Field of Scientific and Technical Research, European Economic Area and Norway Grants, European Molecular Biology Organization.

Housing services

To help visitors from abroad, UW set up the Welcome Point – an information point where everyone, especially students, can get help and information during their stay at the University of Warsaw. Currently, WP is situated in its pavilion.

WP is open all year long. One can find it in the St. Roch Hospital on the UW main campus. However, from 17th September until 12th October, its employees will assist international students, and everyone who needs help, in the pavilion situated in the small courtyard.

Library services

On 28th-29th March, the first meeting of the librarians, working in the 4EU+ universities, took place at the University of Warsaw Library. Representatives of libraries shared their experiences with information literacy education for international students, access to e-resources, international institutional cooperation within library and information science organizations.

ICT services

The University buildings have 40 Internet hotspots, with the greatest number of access points at the Krakowskie Przedmie´scie campus. UW is part of Eduroam, a global system which allows UW staff and students to obtain Internet connectivity in various research and education centres worldwide without having to reconfigure their devices.

Medical services

  • In Poland, health insurance is obligatory for all students – regardless of whether you are planning to stay several months or several years.
  • University of Warsaw staff with an employment contract pay obligatory social security contributions and health insurance.

Student Life

Campus life

  • ´Sródmie´scie (central Warsaw)
The main campus in Krakowskie Przedmie´scie Street, part of the city’s flagship Royal Route, right next to the residence of the President of Poland.
  • Ochota (central Warsaw)
In the area outlined by Zwirki i Wigury, Wawelska, Grójecka and Banacha Streets, there are science and natural science faculties and research units.
  • Sluzewiec (southern Warsaw)
Has the Faculty of Management and some Faculty of Applied Linguistics buildings. You can take bus service 174 from the “Orzycka” stop every 15 minutes to the city centre

Student clubs

The aim of the Student Union is to strengthen the position of student community so that they could have influence on The University and faculties matters, and appoint their representatives. Students’ Union may be an adventure, a challenge or a place, which gives an opportunity to develop passions, implement ideas, be creative and gain incomparable experience at the same time.

The Board of the University of Warsaw Students’ Union is an executive organ of Students’ Union at the University level. Not only does it deal with formal matters, but it also co-operates with and supports unit Students’ Unions.

Accreditation

EQUIS – European Quality Improvement System is one of the three prestigious and well known accreditations for business schools and faculties around the world. Its aim is to assess the quality of education of the study programmes offered by a given institution and to provide and improve the quality of education in the field of management. The accreditation primarily focuses on the development of entrepreneurial behaviour among students and the implementation of didactic innovations. 

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