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Copernican Integration Centre and KOI Edible Garden invite you to a fall tasting of pumpkin dishes.
Where? In a big basement, in the "Integration" building of the Copernican Integration Centre.
- taste innovative dishes made from the vegetables from the KOI Edible Garden,
- participate in a quiz,
- listen how was the gardening season in 2025,
- receive recipes for the dishes prepared that day so you can cook them yourself at home.
Limited seats available!
Professor Kamil Láska's Visit to the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management
INTERNATIONAL DAY 2025
Join us for INTERNATIONAL DAY 2025, organized by the Copernican Integration Center (KOI)! It’s a perfect opportunity to meet people from all over the world, discover new cultures, and help build an open, multicultural academic community.
Join the game, meet people, have fun without limits!
The Integration Mission awaits!
One place – dozens of languages, hundreds of smiles!
One day, many cultures – you too can be part of this story!
Free food & Free drinks
INTERNATIONAL DAY 2025 – Organizer KOI (Copernican Integration Centre)
Meet the world in one place!
When? October 24 | 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Where? Academic Center for Science and Art “Od Nowa”
Goal? Integration of the intercultural academic community
Who is it for? International and Polish academic society
Plan of the event:
1. PIZZA SHARING – getting to know each other
An integration, free lunch for the multicultural academic community of Nicolaus Copernicus University!
2. MISSION: INTEGRATION & PHOTO CHALLENGE
3. WHEEL OF FORTUNE – NICE TO MEET YOU
Come, meet people from all over the world, and let's create a community without borders together!
*Limited number of places - max. 100 people can participate in the event.
**Each person who decides to participate in the event agrees to the publication of their image
Prof. Gheorghe Şerban and Dr. Răzvan Bătinaş from Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, visited the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management between September 1–5, 2025.
The guests met with the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Marcin Świtoniak, to discuss study programs offered by both institutions and possibilities for further research and teaching collaboration. Student exchange opportunities and broader international cooperation were also discussed with Prof. Przemysław Charzyński, Erasmus+ Program Coordinator.
During their stay, the Romanian colleagues delivered lectures for members of the Hydrology Student Research Group and held meetings with faculty members, including Dr. Eng. Izabela Jamorska, Dr. Marcin Nowak, and Dr. Przemysław Wyszyński, who guided them through the meteorological observatory.
The program also included visits to hydraulic engineering facilities managed by the Bydgoszcz Water Authority, the Regional Water Management Authority in Gdańsk, and the Polish Water Management Authority. Thanks to the hospitality of Dr. Jarosław Pająkowski, Director of the Lower Vistula Landscape Parks Complex, the Romanian colleagues also became acquainted with the traditions and culture of our region.
The visit was coordinated by Dr. Katarzyna Kubiak-Wójcicka.