UZC Researchers' Night
Experiments, robotics workshops, health zone and project presentations prepared by staff and partners.

Academic dates, admissions meetings and campus events.
Planned dates require organizer confirmation. The archive retains earlier listings and does not confirm that events took place.
Experiments, robotics workshops, health zone and project presentations prepared by staff and partners.
Library training, year-tutor meetings, portal rules and campus safety for admitted first-year students.
Formal opening ceremony with university authorities and invited guests.
A music program prepared by the Faculty of Art and Design and cultural partners for the first academic community.
Meetings with regional employers, CV consultations and internship-program presentations.
Discussion of the post-first-semester survey plan, class observations and program-improvement plans.
Training covers sign-in, university mail, MFA, incident reporting and secure document downloads.
The session explains student-ID preparation, library account activation, catalog and database access, and training dates before classes begin.
Mobility rules, documents and application deadlines.
The meeting covers account activation, faculty sessions, mandatory training, accessibility support and communication with the dean's office.
A complete application must be submitted and its confirmation checked by this time. Technical issues must be reported before the deadline.
Ahead of the September 10 deadline, the session covers application completeness, payments, foreign documents and technical-issue reporting.
Librarians will present account activation, lending rules, remote database access and mandatory training dates.
The office will cover document legalization, insurance, residence formalities, accommodation, transport and emergency contacts.
Confidential meetings cover accessible formats, assistive technology, class arrangements and individual-needs requests.
The office will present programs with remaining places, the schedule through September 10, required documents and use of the admissions system.
The session covers account activation, lending rules, remote access to licensed resources and the mandatory library-training calendar.
Required steps must be completed and portal confirmation checked by this time; individual technical issues must be reported before the deadline.
Staff will check original documents, declarations, student-ID photos, proxy authorizations and place-confirmation status.
The session covers certificate legalization, sworn translations, insurance, core residence formalities and arrival preparation.
The team will explain the August 14 deadline, original documents, proxy authorization, wait-list status and secure data supplementation.
Confidential consultations cover alternative-format materials, assistive technology, physical access and first-class arrangements.
The team will help check scans, translations, fee confirmations and data corrections before the July 26 deadline.
The team presents the confidential needs-request process, accessible formats, assistive technology and consultation dates.
The session explains ranking-list publication, enrollment confirmation, appeals and the additional round for remaining places.
The helpdesk covers sign-in, password reset, university mail, MFA and secure portal document downloads.
Librarians will demonstrate catalog use, trial databases, bibliography managers and first reading lists.
Tutors will cover work selection, design-process descriptions, presentation preparation and consultation rules.
Office hour focused on scan completeness, translations, document legalization and data corrections before the document stage closes.
The meeting connects computer science, public health and ethics of decision-support tools.
Overview of document legalization, languages of instruction, insurance and arrival support.
Short consultations on requirements, documents, fees and comparing programs.
Faculty presentations, admissions consultations and campus tour.