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Warsaw University of Technology Days at Keio University during EXPO 2025
From April 25 to 30, 2025, the Centre for International Cooperation organised the Warsaw University of Technology Days at Keio University in Tokyo as part of the NAWA project “Strengthening Polish-Japanese cooperation in higher education and science through the organisation of Warsaw University of Technology Days at Keio University in Tokyo.” The initiative is part of the NAWA programme “International Scientific Event at the World Exhibition EXPO 2025 in Osaka, Kansai.” The application to NAWA was prepared by the Centre for International Cooperation.
Photo by Karol Maśluszczak.
Representatives of Warsaw University of Technology conducted two-day workshops on robotics and artificial intelligence — the main themes of EXPO 2025 in Osaka — and held a series of meetings promoting the University's scientific, educational, and cultural offerings. WUT professors showcased the university’s research achievements in supporting human activity with advanced technologies and highlighted the outcomes of academic cooperation with Japanese universities, including the JEMARO (Japan-Europe Master on Advanced Robotics) programme.
Photo by Karol Maśluszczak.
The workshops were designed and conducted by Prof. Teresa Zielińska from the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering and Prof. Włodzimierz Kasprzak from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology.
Photo by Karol Maśluszczak.
Meetings were also held between Grzegorz Robak, Director of the Centre for International Cooperation, and invited representatives of Japanese universities: Shizuoka University, Sophia University, and Hosei University, aiming to expand collaboration into new areas. The WUT delegation also met with Mr. Radosław Tyszkiewicz, President of the Poland-Japan Foundation, to discuss potential joint initiatives.
Photo by Anna Smulska.
One highlight of the programme was a visit to the World Expo 2025 in Osaka.
Photo by Anna Smulska.
The event aimed to strengthen WUT’s academic and scientific cooperation with Japanese universities, share experiences in robotics and AI research, and enhance the university’s visibility in Japan. Cultural promotion was also a key component: performances by the WUT Song and Dance Ensemble showcased Polish student culture and folk traditions from various regions of Poland.
Photo by Anna Smulska.
The Centre for International Cooperation prepared dedicated promotional materials for the event, including a website, leaflets about WUT in Japanese and English, posters advertising the ensemble’s performances, and branded gadgets.
