Discover, Learn, Get Inspired. Join Erasmus Week at WSEI University

Experience five days of insightful lectures and engaging discussions with experts from across Europe. Each day is dedicated to a different thematic focus — from elderly care and child development to HR innovation, multiculturalism, and international cooperation.

Participation in all lectures and workshops is free of charge.
Registration is required via the online form available on our website:

https://www.wsei.pl/en/university/news-and-events/wsei-univesity-in-the-european-educational-space-erasmus-week/

The entire event will be available online.

EVENT PROGRAMME

DAY 1 – 26 May 2025
Health and Elderly Care
Lecture and workshops for students, healthcare professionals, and seniors.
Topics include comprehensive senior support, intergenerational dialogue, and innovative care models from around Europe.
Opening lecture:
“Environmental Sensitivity and Health-Related Quality of Life”
Dr Borja Costa López, University of Alicante, Spain

DAY 2 – 27 May 2025
Supporting Children’s Development
For teachers, psychologists, school counsellors, and parents.
How can we effectively support children's cognitive, emotional, and social development?
What practices from European schools and preschools can inspire Polish education?
Opening lecture:
“Mental Health and Sensitivity: Theory and Research”
Prof. Corina Greven, Radboud University, Netherlands

DAY 3 – 28 May 2025
Innovation in Human Resource Management
For HR professionals, career counsellors, and all interested in future workplace trends.
How is artificial intelligence transforming HR processes?
How can organisations foster a positive work climate in international settings?
Opening lecture:
“Human Resource Management Challenges – People and Technology”
Maria Fabiani, Lecturer at Tor Vergata University and Sapienza University,
Senior Expert at the Digital Education Hub, European Commission

DAY 4 – 29 May 2025
Multiculturalism in Education and the Labour Market
Panel discussion featuring representatives from the City of Rome, the City of Lublin, and invited guests.
How can universities and employers effectively engage people from diverse backgrounds?
What skills do students need for global careers?

On this day we will host, among others, experts from the University of Surrey (England), as well as the Director of Department VII of the Metropolitan City of Rome, Delegates of the City of Rome for Vocational Training, Sports and Education, and the European Alliance for Apprenticeships, the Director of the Department of Vocational Training of the Metropolitan City of Rome

Opening lecture:
“Environmental Sensitivity, Mental Health and Resilience in Humanitarian Crises”
Prof. Michael Pluess, University of Surrey, United Kingdom

DAY 5 – 30 May 2025
High Sensitivity: From Research to Practice
Inaugural lecture:
“High Sensitivity: Understanding, Research, and the Development of the Concept Over the Years”
Dr Monika Baryła-Matejczuk, Professor at WSEI University (WSEI University)
Dr Gabriela Dumitriu, Spiru Haret University, Romania
Followed by:
“High Sensitivity: Practical Applications of Research”

Networking session in English:
“International Collaboration Hub: Expanding Erasmus Horizons”
An opportunity to build relationships and develop international cooperation.

International Cooperation as a Catalyst for Innovation and Educational Development

Explore how international collaboration drives educational innovation and development.
Learn about new opportunities for students, faculty, and institutions.
Includes an English-language networking session:
“International Collaboration Hub: Expanding Erasmus Horizons” – a platform for building global academic and professional partnerships.