Student representative election results

I kindly inform you that on November 10, the results of the election of student representatives at the Faculty of Archeology were announced.

The following were elected to the Student Council of the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw:

1. BELKIEWICZ Klaudia Monika
2. CHMIELEWSKI-GILL Jan Alexander
3. FORNAL Nikola Lucyna
4. KOBOJEK Weronika Wiktoria
5. KURJAN Izabella Natalia

Student representatives in the Council of the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw were:

1. KURJAN Izabella Natalia
2. SŁUGOCKI Jarema Ryszard
3. SZYMANEK Jędrzej Filip

The published election protocols are attached (in Polish only): Protokół – RSS WA – okr. wyb. nr 19; Protokół – RW WA.

Congratulations to all those selected, and I look forward to fruitful cooperation.

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-Dean for Student Affairs
Faculty of Archeology, University of Warsaw

Voting for the Councils at the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw

Dear Students,

I would like to kindly inform you that, following the announcement of the Electoral Commission of the Students’ Council of the University of Warsaw on October 27, 2022, details of the election of student representatives to councils at the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw have been announced. Please see the notice. Details available on the website of the Election Commission: http://ukw.samorzad.uw.edu.pl/

Faculty of Archeology – election announcement (in Polish only)

3rd of October – day free of classes

I kindly inform you that the Rector of the University of Warsaw has announced the 3rd of October as a day free of classes. The normal schedule will commence on the 4th of October (Tuesday).

Best regards,

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-dean for Students Affairs
Faculty of Archaeology UW

Additional registration for courses

Dear Students,

In connection with emerging inquiries about adding more students to the class lists, on which registration is closed due to the lack of places, I would like to kindly inform you that requests for additional registrations will be considered after October 21, when the possibility of registering for courses is closed for students. Before the deadline, students can add themselves to the lists if a place becomes available. Applications for additional registrations will be considered in the order of applications.

After October 21, the student applying to be added to the list must apply with a request to be added to the closed list, enclosing in the attachment the consent of the tutor to admit the student (consent may be given in the form of an e-mail sent from the lecturer’s official account).

Yours faithfully,

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-Dean for Student Affairs
Faculty of Archaeology
University of Warsaw

May 4 and 5 – days free from classes

Dear students, dear Colleagues,

After consultations with the dean’s team and taking into account the exceptionally long summer semester in the current academic year, I decided to announce May 4 and 5 days free from classes and lectures at the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw (note! This does not apply to classes conducted outside the faculty, such as OGUN, foreign language courses and sports). I hope that this will allow you to enjoy the “Juwenalia” on May 6 and 7 (also days free from classes) and after the extended May weekend you will return to learning with enthusiasm.

Yours faithfully,

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-Dean for Student Affairs
The Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw

Organization of classes during the conference on 14-18. March

Dear Students, Dear Colleagues

In line with the long-standing tradition, and at the request of the conference organizers, during the 3rd Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Archeology, University of Warsaw, “The Past has a Future!” on March 14-18 this year. regular classes in Archeology and Archeology (Studies in English) are cancelled. I encourage you to refer your students to the conference sessions that interest them.

In the case of classes offered to students from outside the faculty (OGUN classes and classes offered under the 4EU+ cooperation), it is possible to conduct classes during the conference week in a remote form.

Students of Archeology and Archeology (Studies in English) are required to attend classes conducted by other units of the University of Warsaw (language courses, sports classes and OGUN classes).

Classes conducted in remote and mixed mode in the summer semester 2021/2022

Dear students, Dear colleagues,

The list of classes conducted in remote and mixed-mode has been published in Regulation No. 2 of the EUH Faculty of Archeology (https://dokumenty.uw.edu.pl/dziennik/DWA/Lists/Dziennik/Attachments/92/DWARCH.2022.2.ZKJD. 2. pdf). I would like to kindly remind you that at the justified request of the lecturer who conducts classes on premises, not included in the above ordinance, may be temporarily transferred to the remote mode, provided the students are informed at least 24 hours in advance.

Yours faithfully,

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-Dean for Student Affairs
The Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw

2nd Edition of the Student’s Minigrant Competition at FA UW

We announce the call for applications in the 2nd edition of the Student Minigrant Competition at the University of Warsaw in the academic year 2021/2022. The next stages of the competition will be announced gradually. The application should be submitted in electronic form with attachments by sending it from an account in the student.uw.edu.pl domain to the following address: wa.studia@uw.edu.pl with the heading “Minigrant Student Competition WA UW 2”. Details of the competition and document templates are available at: https://www.archeologia.uw.edu.pl/en/studies/grants-for-students/

  • Applications should be submitted by February 25, 2022, by 23.59.
  • Competition adjudication – the date will be announced after the collection of applications is completed.

The epidemic situation and the examination session

Dear Students,

Due to the repeated questions, I would like to kindly inform you that in accordance with the university regulations, in the case of lectures ending with an exam in accordance with the study program, they can be organized remotely only at the previously expressed request of the examiner. The list of exams conducted remotely and the tools with which they will be conducted has been published in the form of the EUH ordinance and will be visible after data migration (probably tomorrow there will be an announcement on this matter on the FA UW website).

In the case of obtaining credits, the decision on the method of conducting the credit depends entirely on the teacher, his arrangements with the students and enrollment in the subject syllabus.

Please note, however, that the tutor is responsible for conducting both exams and credits in a form that excludes unethical obtaining of credits (cheating). This, in turn, is usually much simpler during the stationary testing, hence the lecturers have the right to stick to this form of checking the results.

I would also like to remind you that a referral to quarantine, automatic until the results of the COVID-19 test are obtained, is tantamount to sick leave, the same is the case with referral to isolation in case of a positive test result. Your absence on the final grading test should be easily excused on the basis of a referral by the Sanepid for quarantine or isolation. In this case, you should establish with the tutors the new dates of credits after the end of the sick leave period (of course, during the examination session or re-sit session). Also in the case of the exam, additional exam date will be set in accordance with the Study Regulations on the basis of a sick leave/quarantine referral/isolation referral presented to EUH by the end of the sick leave period (paragraph 37 section 7 RS).

Yours faithfully,

Elżbieta Jaskulska

Vice-Dean for Student Affairs (EUH)
The Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw