Students of the English-language Nursing program have officially joined the ranks of WSEI University graduates. The solemn graduation ceremony took place on Monday, July 21st. A total of 79 students from various parts of the world successfully completed their studies.
- What you have achieved was not easy. You come from different countries and cultures, speak different languages, and grew up in diverse environments. Many of you arrived here with just a single suitcase, leaving your families and loved ones behind in your home countries. Remember why you came here. Despite the stress, demanding exams, moving, homesickness, and daily challenges – we made it. Today, each of you can be proud of yourselves, and every single one of you deserves to celebrate this exceptional success," said a representative of the Nursing graduates in her speech.
The ceremony was hosted by Marcin Solan, Director of the Center for Integration and International Studies. The event was also attended by: the Rector of WSEI University, PhD Mariusz Paździor, Prof. at WSEI University; the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, PhD MD Dorota Weber, Prof. at WSEI University; the Coordinator of the English-language Nursing program, PhD MD Justyna Chałdaś-Majdańska; the Coordinator of the Polish-language Nursing program, MD, PhD Bożena Zgierska; as well as members of the academic staff.
The event was filled with emotion, widespread congratulations, and numerous expressions of gratitude offered to the University Authorities and to the heroes of the day – the graduates, who shared these moments in the company of their families.
In her address to the graduates, the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, PhD MD Dorota Weber, emphasized:
- Today you complete a certain stage, but you remain part of our Academic Community. As Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, I am proud that we could accompany you on your path to this profession. I believe you will represent our University with dignity both in Poland and abroad, and that through your attitude, you will build trust in the nursing profession.
The diplomas received serve as confirmation not only of the acquired knowledge and qualifications, but also of our graduates' readiness to undertake responsible work in the nursing profession and to pursue further professional development in an international environment.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all graduates and wish them much success, job satisfaction, and unwavering passion in bringing help to others.