NCU News
Events: December 2024
Muffin compares to Erasmus+
Cupcake decorating, a Q&A session with faculty coordinators, quizzes and intercultural games – these are just some of the activities planned for the event "Muffin compares to Erasmus+". The meeting will take place on December 3, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Academic Relaxation Zone in the University Library.
The Department of International Partnerships and Educational Mobility warmly invites the entire academic community to join the celebration of Erasmus+ Day. This is a perfect opportunity to learn why “muffin compares to Erasmus+,” chat with the Erasmus+ team and gain valuable insights from faculty coordinators about mobility opportunities.
Participants will also have a chance to test their decorating skills – the café Cake Today will provide delicious cupcakes as a base, and the guests will be tasked with decorating them. The creators of the most beautifully decorated cupcakes, reflecting the ideas of collaboration, diversity, and inclusion, will be rewarded with special gifts.
The event will also feature games and quizzes aimed at raising awareness about interculturality.
Follow the event on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erasmus_ncu/
Mystery Friend and Mystery Dish
The Amicus Universitatis Nicolai Copernici Foundation invites everybody to the next "Mystery Friend" series meeting, which will be held on December 12 at 5:00 pm at the Copernican Integration Center. The theme of the upcoming event will be "Mystery Dish".
“Mystery Friend” is a series of monthly integration meetings full of surprises. Each meeting is a new challenge and a chance to grow in an atmosphere of intercultural exchange and social education. The main goal of those gatherings is to integrate the entire academic community - international students are very welcome.
During the upcoming meeting, those participating in the event will prepare multicultural dishes together. It will be an opportunity to learn about different cuisines of the world, make new friends and improve language skills.
Admission is free, and all necessary materials will be available on site.
Seating is limited; registration through the registration form is required. For more information, visit the Amicus Foundation website and Facebook page.
The venture is being implemented as part of the YUFE 2030 project.