Conferences and seminars
The Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw, is the organiser of numerous prestigious conferences, seminars, and workshops. Some of the Faculty’s events are held regularly, in partnership with national and international institutions.
We sincerely encourage collaboration in the events organised by the Faculty’s researchers, who specialise in broadly understood economic sciences, encompassing both classical and modern aspects of economics and finance.
Upcoming events
The seminar, titled „Mines, fields, or classrooms: Effects of primary sector activities agglomeration on local human capital accumulation”, will begin at 17:00. We cordially invite you to attend in Room B111 or to join remotely.
The next seminar in the Warsaw Economic Seminars series will take place on 15 January at 17:00. The lecture will focus on the topic „The Relevance of Central Bank Communication - Does It Really Build Trust?”.
The first seminar will take place on 28 January. Dr Syed Anees Haider Zaidi (FES) and Dr Preeya Mohan (The University of the West Indies) will present a lecture „Climate Finance, Digitization and Energy Poverty”.
On 12 January, a study conducted by a PhD candidate Michał Künstler will be presented. Subsequently, on 15 January, two seminars will take place, featuring presentations by a PhD candidate Muhammad Usman and a Faculty student, Norbert Jaworski.
The lecture titled „Infrastructure Capacity, Risk, and Firm Value: Evidence from U.S. Electricity Tightness” will take place on 12 January in a hybrid format. We cordially invite you to attend the seminar at 18:30 in room B002 or remotely.
Archive
| Data/Date | Wydarzenie/Event | URL |
|---|---|---|
| 2021-06-24 | XVI Konferencja Warsaw International Economic Meeting | Link |
| 2021-12-09 | Warsaw Economic Seminars "Spatio-temporal stability of housing submarkets. Tracking spatial location of clusters of geographically weighted regression estimates of price determinants" | Link |
| 2021-10-21 | Warsaw Economic Seminars "Monetary Policy and COVID-19" | Link |