General Information – Faculty of Geography And Regional Studies University of Warsaw

Dear Incoming Erasmus+ Students!

Welcome to the Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies. We are glad, that you are interested in our offer.

We offer a branch of courses which include socio-economic, physical and regional geography issues. Geographical Information Systems are also included in the Erasmus+ lecture programme.

We hope you will choose our Faculty for your Erasmus+ experience. We believe that your stay will be successful and fruitful!

All important information for incoming students (website of International Relations Office) : http://bwz.uw.edu.pl/en/; http://bwz.uw.edu.pl/en/incoming-students

Useful links

General information for foreign students interested in studying at UW: link
Welcome Point UW – here you will find practical information important for organization of your stay
- Brochures to download (brochure about UW, Guide for incoming students, Eduroam instruction, campus maps and many others!)
USOSweb – University Study-Oriented System – electronic system, where you can find information about all courses at University of Warsaw (including courses for international students) and register for them.
ECTS course catalogue at University of Warsaw: link

Important steps for incoming students

Application for the Erasmus studies. The recruitment for the Erasmus studies is organized on the central level: http://bwz.uw.edu.pl/en/incoming-students
All accepted incoming students receive the information about nomination for the studies at University of Warsaw from International Relations Office.
Incoming students need to have Learning Agreement signed by three parties (Erasmus Coordinator from home university, Erasmus Coordinator from the main Faculty at host University and own signature).
Having Learning Agreement signed does not equal enrollment for the courses – each nominated student has to enroll (register) himself for the selected courses through USOS system.

The registration for the courses at Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies in winter semester 2022/2023 is possible from 28th of June.
The first tour will be open till 27th of September.
The registration has to be done through the USOS system.
- To register for the courses, each student needs his unique login to USOS system. This login is individually given by International Relations Office UW. Please be patient, as it will be sent via mail gradually during holiday time to all incoming students.
Detailed information about the courses offered by Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies are available in the tab Courses in the academic year 2022/2023.

WHO CAN ATTEND THE COURSES

All students are welcome to our courses – also students hosting at other faculties can select our courses while recruitment process. To be sure that the chosen courses follow Your study interests, please remember to have an acceptance of your supervisor(s).
The courses are available both for students of the 1st and 2nd study level.

FACULTY MOBILITY COORDINATOR

Paulina Pokojska, Ph.D.
Krakowskie Przedmieście 30, room 305
e-mail: erasmus.wgsr@uw.edu.pl

phone: +48 22 55 20 668

Office hours: Monday: 11.00-13.00, Wednesday: 13:00-15:00.

The holiday break: from 7th to 25th of July and 1st – 15th of August 2022.

Date: February 16th, 2 p.m.

REGISTRATION FOR THE COURSES – summer semester 2021/2022

Registration at USOS for the courses at Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies in the summer semester 2021/2022 has been closed. link to registration

Registration has been closed 15.02.2022.

Registration (second tour) at USOS for the courses at Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies in the winter semester 2021/2022 was closed at 10.10.2021: https://tiny.pl/9g94k

Students who did not manage to register should contact Mobility Coordinator: erasmus.wgsr@uw.edu.pl

COURSES (academic year 2021/2022)

Please find below an offer of courses aimed at foreign students at Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies in the academic year 2021/2022:

All the courses in the summer semester 2021/2022 are taught stationary, unless a pandemic situation forces to change them into online form.