Since yesterday, more than a dozen people from almost all the universities in the Arqus Alliance have been on a working visit to the University of Wrocław, working within the framework of the ‘Plurilingualism’ working group.
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Pic. Paweł Piotrowski/Uniwersytet Wrocławski 2024From the left: Oliwia Skalska, Marika Ciołek, Radosław Hućko, dr Anna Kuźnik In a truly European atmosphere, between the inspiring ideas of Jean Monnet, founder of the European Coal and Steel Community (1951), and the three-hundred-year-old camellia (Lat. Camellia Japonica) from Guimarães next to Braga, the winner of fourth place in
Photo: Paweł Piotrowski/University of Wrocław 2024 From the left: Oliwia Skalska, Marika Ciołek, Radosław Hućko, dr Anna Kuźnik In a truly European atmosphere — somewhere between the inspiring ideas of Jean Monnet, founder of the European Coal and Steel Community (1951), and the three-hundred-year-old camellia (Camellia Japonica) growing in Guimarães near Braga, which secured fourth
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The Arqus Innovation Fund incentivises innovative internal bottom-up initiatives with an impact on the entire Alliance from Arqus staff and students through the availability of seed-funding to foster innovation and entrepreneurial mindset, and also to strengthen the visibility of Arqus internally and promote further staff engagement. A total of EUR 295 215.57 will be awarded
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Arqus launches Twinning 2.0, an initiative that aims to strengthen the subject-related collaboration of staff and students and create possibilities to carry out joint learning and teaching activities through piloting short-term mobility schemes. Twinnings consist of an international mobility programme for two groups from two Arqus universities, made by 1 lecturer and 3 to 5
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The Centre for Spoken Polish invites to a master class by dr hab. Michał Głuszkowski, prof. UMK entitled “Od przełączania kodów do kodu mieszanego. Przypadek bilingwizmu staroobrzędowców w Polsce”. The online lecture will take place on 10.05.2024, at 18.00. Despite several hundred years of presence in the Polish lands, Old Believers – descendants of Russian
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The next edition of the (not only) Slavic Song Contest organised by our university’s Institute of Slavic Studies will take place on Monday, 13 May, at 4 p.m. in the Oratorium Marianum. From this year, the annual Slavic Song Competition not only changed its formula, but also its name – from this edition it is
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photo: Agata Mitek A workshop was held at the University of Wrocław on 18-19 April to support the development of academic education in Ukraine. Representatives of universities from Kyiv, Lviv and Chernivtsi took part. This was the second edition of the Solidarity with Ukraine programme, which was made possible thanks to NAWA and MNiSW funding.
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This year, just before the recruitment for the next academic year, individual faculties and institutes of the University of Wrocław will organise OPEN DAYS. This will be a series of events during which candidates for studies at our University will have the opportunity to get to know the fields of study, scientific associations, see the buildings of the faculty or institute, listen to interesting popular science lectures, meet their future lecturers, talk to students of specific fields of study and, of course, find out everything about the university recruitment procedure. Below you will find information about the Open Days – the list will be updated regularly as we receive information from the individual units.
photo: Agata Mitek Researchers from universities affiliated to the Arqus Alliance of European Universities visited Wrocław and the University of Wrocław and took part in the WG03 Communities of Practice meeting. They spent two days in Wrocław. As the Vice-Rector prof. Patrycja Matusz said: – When I visit Collegium Antropologicum, there are always visitors from
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