Internationalisation Days - NAWA

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  • Sonatina NAWA
  • International cooperation and exchange
  • CEEPUSCEEPUS
  • Polish Language Programme – POLONISTA
  • Europejski Instytut Uniwersytecki (European University Institute)Europejski Instytut Uniwersytecki (European University Institute)
  • NAWA PRELUDIUM BIS 1
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  • ERC Mentoring Initiative
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  • InstitutionsInstitutions
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  • The Polish LanguageThe Polish Language
  • International Promotion
  • FERS

    Internationalisation Days are community consultation events on the National Strategy for the Internationalisation of Science and Higher Education in the form of seminars, lectures, workshops or conferences.

    In 2026, the Internationalisation Days continue in further academic centres. The meetings include, among others, Rzeszów and Warsaw.

    In Rzeszów, the discussion focused on Poland’s position in international science and research, including strengthening scientific potential and participation in Horizon Europe. In Warsaw, the theme of the event is the language of internationalisation, the relationship between Polish and English, and the role of university centres for teaching Polish as a foreign language.

    The events further develop the consultative nature of the series and provide a platform for exchanging experiences, identifying challenges, and defining directions for the internationalisation of Polish science and higher education.

    In 2025, the Internationalisation Days continued in further academic centres across Poland.

    The meetings included, among others, Lublin, Szczecin and Toruń, cities where the academic community plays a key role in developing international cooperation. The themes of the events focused on practical aspects of implementing internationalisation, from new rules for recruiting international students and staff, through integration issues, to challenges related to the security and openness of science.

    In 2024, two events in this series were held: