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Recently in Oława, I secured 10 pregnant female soprano pipistrelle – reports Dorota Stępniak. – These tiny mammals are now trying to find new places for breeding colonies and unfortunately it happens that they fall into traps.

Thanks to the funding of additional research projects in the OPUS 25, PRELUDIUM 22, MAESTRO 15 and SONATA BIS 13 competitions, the number of laureates in these competitions increased from 452 to 774 researchers.

Thanks to the funding of additional research projects in the OPUS 25, PRELUDIUM 22, MAESTRO 15 and SONATA BIS 13 competitions, the number of winners of these competitions increased from 452 to 774 researchers.

  “We the People …” This is a beginning of the famous preamble to the U.S. Constitution, which – as the world’s first basic law – went into effect on 4 March 1789. However, it is not always remembered that the basis of this constitution was an important document signed a dozen years earlier.    

From 17-21 June 2024, students from the UWr Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics participated in a summer school on constitutional law in Madrid co-organised by FLAE UWr and the Open Universiteit in the Netherlands, the UK’s The Open University, Germany’s FernUniversität in Hagen and Spain’s Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia Facultad De Derecho.

As of 1 July 2024, it is not allowed to use off-class “fossil fuel” in our province – at this important moment for Lower Silesia, we encourage you to see the exhibition “Młodzi reporterzy na rzecz poprawy jakości powietrza” (“Young reporters for improved air quality”).

On 28 June 2024, a ceremony was held in the Aula Leopoldina to award certificates to graduates of postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics.

Postgraduate Studies in Translation has been in continuous existence since 1998 and has more than 2,000 graduates. They include translators of the European Union institutions, the European Court of Human Rights, sworn translators, owners and employees of translation agencies, teachers, attorneys, legal advisors, translators of banks and many other companies, and even an Irish lady lawyer, a CBA officer, a U.S. Marine veteran and a retired hobbyist.