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There has been a war going on just over the borders of our country for over two years. Is this a local military conflict or a global one? Can we feel safe as a member of NATO? Should we perhaps assume that our country is potentially at risk? Do we know what to do if for some reason our country were drawn into this war? Are we informed how to protect ourselves in the event of an attack on our country? Do we know whose instructions to listen to and where to go to get help? Do we know the civil defense structures? Can we recognize the signals and scale of the threat? Can we defend ourselves against a potential invasion? If you know the answers to the above questions, you are probably in the minority.
On 9th of May, at Lazarski University we had the pleasure to meet representatives of Pamukkale University, Denizli, Turkey.
Welcome to the debate on May 18: we will discuss an issue receiving wide coverage in the media since the beginning of 2024: is the Green Deal good or bad for us? Who are its beneficiaries? Who stands to gain and benefit and who might suffer a loss? Can we even talk about loss? And in what context should the balance be considered: a measurable financial one (for example, for farmers), or an existential threat to our health (a staggering amount of chemicals in food) and well-being as consumers (promoting renewable energy, reducing food waste)?
During the Perspektywy Women in Tech Summit, the greatest minds in new technologies will meet: scientists, engineers, leaders, startuppers, and experts from global technology companies.
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On June 8, a debate was held on the controversial topic of the possible restoration of compulsory military service (for men and women) in the face of the threat and escalation of the NATO conflict with Russia.
In the ranking of law faculties published in "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna", Lazarski University took first place on the podium in the "private universities" category for the 16th time. The assessment included staff, quality and strength of education, requirements and quality of graduates, and application exam passing rates.
The Erasmus+ Staff Week is behind us. It was an incredible time filled with learning, exchanging experiences, and fun! We started with a warm welcome and getting to know each other. We combined enjoyment with intensive work and building lasting relationships.
