Between June and July 2022 the 8th edition of the training “Internationalisation of Higher Education” was held. Over 70 representatives of Ukrainian universities took part in the programme. “In these challenging times it is crucial to show our Ukrainian partners and friends that they can count on us” – says Ms. Ilona Głowacka, Coordinator of the training programme, Collegium Civitas.

Collegium Civitas is known for its high level of internationalisation. Almost 30% of our students are international students. We are proud to say that this year 70 countries are represented among our student body.

Would you like to study at one of our Erasmus+ Partner Universities in the spring semester of 2022/23? Apply for a scholarship under the Erasmus+ program. Application deadline: September 15, 2022.

At the beginning of June 2022, Collegium Civitas delegation visited our partner university in Barcelona - Universitat Abat Oliba CEU - under the EU funded Erasmus+ programme. Universitat Abat Oliba CEU is an important partner university of Collegium Civitas and one of the favorite exchange destinations for our students.

Like every year, the Centre for Strategic Analysis at Collegium Civitas presented the results of surveys evaluating, among others, the Students’ level of satisfaction with studying, satisfaction with distance learning, and the sense of pride in belonging to the CC academic community.

Join the world’s most talented innovators and organizations working at the forefront of impact careers. We are proud to announce that among the speakers will be Katarzyna A. Przybyła, head of the Strategic Peace and Conflict Studies program at Collegium Civitas. 

On Friday, June 10, the Academic Year Closing Ceremony was held for the 25th time in the history of Collegium Civitas. In the gardens of Dom Polonii at Krakowskie Przedmieście 64, representatives of the entire University community gathered to sum up the passing nine months.

In April 2022 Dr Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska, Collegium Civitas, visited the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies at the University of Tartu under the EU funded Erasmus+ programme. Dr Nitza-Makowska was involved in numerous teaching activities with lectures on Pakistan, China and the EU.

This one-day seminar organised by Department of Media and Communications (LSE), Collegium Civitas and Polis (LSE) explores political and media discourses of forced migration in Europe in the contexts of the war in Ukraine and the earlier ‘refugee crisis.’ You can join us online as well.

Join an international network of over a thousand entrepreneurial, dynamic scientists, PhD students and innovators from 75 countries. Take three minutes to explain your idea on how to break down an existing wall – in science, technology, or society. Convince the jury with your idea and go to the Final in Berlin. Apply by 30th June. It’ll be worth it!