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Would you like to listen to Beethoven, Haydn and Schumann and meet other students of Wrocław Tech?
If yes, then we strongly encourage you to register for our next free, cultural-integration event for students of our university.
Event details:
'In One Breath' concert
Friday, March 10th at 19.00
place: National Forum of Music, plac Wolności 1
Informal integration part at 17.00 to be confirmed.
We offer free of charge:
- opportunity to meet other students from different countries, including Poland
- concert ticket
Registration is open until Suday, March 5th.
Click here to register now!
Whom for?International and Polish students of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology including mobility students (eg. Erasmus Plus) as well as PhD students. Does not apply to students of Polish and English language course.
The organizer reserves the right to select participants to improve the integration goal.
Events are FREE (online registration and submitting project documents is required).
How to register - step by step:
- Read the specifil rules of participation here
- Fill in the Google registration form (preliminary registration).
- Submit a scan of project documents: a.Application Form, b.Declaration of the Project Participant, c.Consent to Data Processing. We accept complete and hand written documents only so make sure they are correct before submitting (!!!). If you don't have a printer, write us at marzena.kurdys@pwr.edu.pl We will print them out for you.
- Wait for an e-mail with a confirmation that you have been enrolled.
- In case of questions, please contact Ms.Marzena Kurdyś, marzena.kurdys@pwr.edu.pl, phone +48 71 320 4884.
Registration documents:
How do I complete these documents? An example.
Events organized within ‘The International Centre of Wrocław University of Science and Technology – University Open to New Cultures’ project. The Project has been financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2020).
