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Palermo, the Sicilian mafia, and two brave judges – it sounds like the plot of an action movie, but it really happened! We invite you to a lecture on how Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino defeated Cosa Nostra. Judge Carlo Marzella and Professor Aldo Schiavello will guide us through the investigation and trial.
For some time now more and more distinctive right wing nationalist tendencies have been observed in many European countries. Conservative parties, often representing extreme views are gaining bigger and bigger support among not only European societies…
The new year at SJO begins with a new challenge. "Languages Through Cooking" is a multilingual project by students learning languages other than English. On January 15, 2025, participants will demonstrate that cooking traditional Spanish, German, French, and Ukrainian dishes can be not only an enjoyable culinary experience but also an effective tool for learning a language and a great way to integrate.
Welcome to an academic debate on China's growing influence in the world. Is this a potentially dangerous situation, or should we see it as an opportunity for good business?
We cordially invite you to enjoy warm and tasty waffles at Lazarski University! The action begins on Saturday, December 7. Join us and contribute to the organization of the most important event in the world of legal education in 2025.
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On October 28, Lazarski University, in cooperation with the ACAMS Poland Chapter, hosted the conference “KYC: Know Your Customer or Know Your Criminal”.
We recently spoke with Varvara Viarkovich, a 3rd-year student at Lazarski University (Business Economics specialisation), about her experience in an international consulting project with Quinnipiac University. Together with an international team, she helped design a strategy for introducing a Polish company to the U.S. market - gaining first-hand consulting experience and cross-cultural collaboration skills along the way.
From 1 August 2025, Poland’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education requires foreign applicants to present an accepted English certificate at B2 level or higher when applying to English-taught programmes.
