On January 9, 2025, the Center for International Cooperation, in collaboration with the International Cooperation Commission of Students’ Union of the Warsaw University of Technology and three international students, organized a Christmas and New Year's meeting for international students at WUT.

UIP, the University of Ulsan's 4-week International Summer Program is designed for enthusiastic international students seeking to immerse themselves in the depths of Korean culture, history, society, business, and the Korean language. The program offers a diverse curriculum, featuring specialized courses, captivating field trips, and enthralling excursions, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of Korea.

Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) opens some of its best quality on-line courses offered by the PhD School to the MSc students and PhD candidates of the ENHANCE Alliance.

Warsaw University of Technology students are invited to apply for the ATHENS programme. The programme lasts for one week and is run at 15 polytechnics across Europe. It consists of a 5-day specialist course (30 hours) and a cultural part. 2-3 ECTS credits can be obtained. Participation in the ATHENS programme is free of charge. Students cover their living expenses on their own. 

On December 2, 2024, the inauguration of the stationary part of the ENHANCE "Winter School in Data Literacy – Healthcare Data" took place, organized by the Warsaw University of Technology in cooperation with the Universitat Politècnica de València and the Politecnico di Milano within the Erasmus+ program (Blended Intensive Programme). Thanks to funding from the NAWA program "Solidarity with Ukraine - European Universities," four students from Ukraine – from Lviv Polytechnic and Kyiv Polytechnic – participated in the Winter School. A total of 25 students from 10 ENHANCE universities participated in the on-site part.

In November 2024, two study visits to the Study of Foreign Languages at WUT took place. During the first study visit on 4-8.11.2024, the FLC was visited by three English language teachers and two German language teachers from Lviv and Kyiv Polytechnic Universities. The visit was organised as part of the NAWA project ‘Solidarity with Ukraine - European Universities’.