Workshops for international students

Seminars for international students are an important support tool in the process of adapting to a new academic and cultural environment. They aim to address many issues that students from different countries face, such as language barriers, cultural differences, stress related to the change of environment, and difficulties in social adaptation. These events help international students better understand the characteristics of the university's academic system, the norms and values adopted in the host country, and provide the necessary knowledge and skills for effective communication in a multicultural environment.

The main goal of the seminars is to create an inclusive and supportive community within the university, where every student, regardless of cultural background or nationality, feels part of the educational process. During the seminars, students not only receive theoretical information on methods of adaptation and intercultural communication, but also practical tools for effective integration into the university environment.

Furthermore, the seminars stimulate the development of mutual understanding and respect among students of different cultures, contributing to the creation of a harmonious academic atmosphere where people can freely exchange ideas, experiences, and knowledge. The seminars may also include training sessions, role-playing games, cultural exchanges, and other forms of interaction that help develop important personal and professional skills such as teamwork, intercultural sensitivity, tolerance, and openness.

Thus, seminars play a key role in improving the integration of international students into university life, fostering their social confidence, and helping to create an educational environment in which every student can succeed, regardless of their background or cultural identity.