A Freshman’s Guide – how to survive your first semester?

Starting university is a special moment in every student’s life. This guide for first-year students will help you navigate the new academic environment and get through your first semester at the Faculty of Management, UW, with ease.

The beginning of university can be full of excitement and challenges. The key to success is adapting to university life – getting to know the campus, your class schedule, and how the university operates. It’s helpful to use informational materials, such as faculty guides, and seek advice from senior students.

The first semester is not just about lectures and exercises – it’s also about learning to manage your time. Set priorities, create a class schedule, note down deadlines for assignments and exams, and make use of available study zones and libraries. This will make it easier to balance academic responsibilities with your personal life.

University is a time for making connections and pursuing your passions. Student life at the Faculty of Management, UW offers many opportunities – from student scientific clubs and organizations to integration events and trips. Getting involved in these activities allows you not only to meet new people but also to gain practical experience.

Don’t hesitate to ask for help! UW offers many student support services – psychological counseling, the Equality Officer, as well as campaigns and initiatives that aid adaptation. Using these resources can help you find balance more quickly between your studies and personal life.