Mobility Coordinator, Head of the School of Polish Law, assistant professor at the Faculty of Law at University of Warsaw. Since 2010 assistant of Justice of the Supreme Court, Labour Law, Social Security and Public Affairs Chamber. PhD at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, dissertation accepted (with distinction) on 25th of October 2010. MA Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, 2006. Diploma in an Introduction to English Law and the Law of the European Union, University of Cambridge, 2006. In 2008 he awarded, through the agency of Zentrum für Europäisches Wirtschaftsrecht at Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität Bonn, prestigious Thomas Berberich Stiftung Scholarship. He was nominated as the Polish reporter on 20th World Congress of Labour and Social Security Law held in Santiago de Chile, September 2012. Author of inter alia Jurisdiction in employment matters according to 44/2001 Regulation, Wolters 2011 and Collective Labour Law. Case-law, CH Beck 2010 (both in Polish). Language skills: basic Chinese (mandarin), very good English, good German. Visiting professor in Ljubljana, Zagreb and Beijing (Peking University Law School) in 2013.
Assistant professor at the Faculty of Law University of Warsaw, (Institute of Administrative Law, Department of Agricultural and Food Law), Head of Postgraduate Studies Real Estate Valuation, Real Estate Transactions and Real Estate Management on Faculty of Law University of Warsaw, Mobility Coordinator. PhD at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, dissertation accepted (with distinction) on 26th of March 2007 (PhD thesis; European model of official food control). MA Studies at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, graduating with honors (MA thesis: Product liability with emphasis on food product). Author of inter alia Community model of official food control, Wolters 2008; Commentary to the Law on food safety and nutrition, (co-author) Wolters 2013 and Agricultural law, (co-author ) LexisNexis 2013 (all in Polish). Language skills: good English, basic Russian. Visiting professor in Roma Tre University (2013) and Tuscia University – Viterbo (2014). Research interests focus on Polish and European food and agricultural law, and real estate law, especially liability in food law, official food control, food safety and quality systems.
Second-year Honors Bachelor’s degree student of Faculty of Oriental Studies at the Chinese Department. Granted Dean’s scholarship for the best students at the University of Warsaw. She participated in language courses in London, where she gained her proficiency in English. She is avidly interested in philosophy and history of China. Since 2014 she has been regularly contacting Chinese students learning Polish, thanks to a project organized by the Chinese Studies Department at the University of Warsaw. Music is her lifelong passion – she graduated from Music School playing the piano and the transverse flute. She speaks fluent English, learns Chinese and Spanish.
Fifth-year Master’s degree student at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw and third-year student of Faculty of Oriental Studies at the Chinese Studies Department. Participant of language and legal courses in United Kingdom (Brighton) and Germany (Universität Bayreuth). Gained professional experience at legal offices in Warsaw (e.g. DLA Piper Wiater), Embassy of Republic of Poland in Beijing as well as in the Chamber of Legal Counsel in Warsaw. Takes part in Erasmus Student Network ESN Mentor (taking care of Chinese students), cooperates with Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at the University of Warsaw, and provides legal help at the Academia Iuris Foundation Legal Clinic. Granted Dean’s scholarship for the best students at University of Warsaw. Interested in civil and corporate law, Chinese philosophy, language and legal system. Speaks English, German, and Chinese, and has basic skills in Spanish and Korean.
Student of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. Currently, she is broadening her knowledge of the American legal system by taking part in the studies organized by the Center for American Law Studies University of Warsaw and University of Florida Levin College of Law. Since 2012 she is a member of Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at University of Warsaw. From 2012 to 2013 she was the Vice President for Marketing European Law Students’ Association Warsaw where she was responsible for the preparation of the marketing offers and acquiring partners. Presently, she is gaining her professional experience in one of the law firms in Warsaw. Advanced skills in English, as well as an elementary command of legal English and basic command of Chinese.
As a master student of the last year of International Relations at the University of Warsaw he is interested in economic relations in the East Asia region. Subsequently, he is currently writing his MA thesis on the impact of FDI on the economy of China. Professionally he specializes in international economic relations, trade, investment and multicultural differences in business. At the moment he is conducting an internship at the Polish Institute of International Affairs in the international economic relations and global issues program. His main tasks there are focused on the analysis of political and economic issues of the East Asia region. He speaks English and plans on learning Chinese in the near future.
Studies Finance and Accounting at last year of Bachelor Degree at the University of Warsaw. Currently she is a board member of the Students Organization for Law and Economy of China. She visited China (Changsha) last summer where she was a volunteer in the “We explore China” programme, which gave her the opportunity to develop her Chinese language skills. Currently she gains her professional experience by working in the financial insurance area. After graduating from the University of Warsaw she wants to work in China at least for a year. Personally very interested in basketball and Chinese cuisine. She speaks fluent English and is currently learning Chinese.
Second-year Master’s degree student of International Relations with a specialization in International Trade Policy at the University of Warsaw and second-year Master’s degree student of Management at the Warsaw School of Economics. She got her Bachelor’s degree in French Philology and she went for one-year student exchange program to France. Her passion for China and its culture has its roots in a 2-month stay in this country as a member of “Discover China” volunteer project organized by AIESEC. Since then, she has got particularly interested in the economic relations, trade and investment in this region. The other area she is interested in is Latin America. She speaks fluent English (CAE), French (Bachelor degree), advanced Spanish and learns Russian. Her next step might be Chinese. Her greatest passion is travelling, especially to Asia. Her biggest dream is to go for a trip around the world.
Currently pursuing his Master in the Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems at the Warsaw School of Economics (WSE). He also received his Bachelor of Arts in Finance and Accounting from the WSE and majored in International Relations (specializing in the Asian studies) at the University of Warsaw. He gained his professional experience, among others in the Department of Corporate and Investment Banking in BZ WBK and Department of Corporate Loan Products in the ING Bank Śląski. He is an active member of the Students Organization for Chinese Law and Economics. He speaks fluent English and communicative German, he is also learning Chinese.
Student of the first year of Master’s Degree at Warsaw School of Economics and a fresh member of Students Organization for Law and Economy of China. He spent one year on an exchange at 对外经贸大学 in Beijing, studying Chinese and Economy of China. Interested in financial markets and engineering, as well as travelling and basketball. Speaks fluent English and German, currently continues studying Chinese.
Second-year Bachelor’s degree student at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, majoring in Finance and International Investment. At present, she is gaining her professional experience in Strategic Marketing at the Polish pharmaceutical company, Grupa Adamed. She is also a member of student organization, Enactus which aims to promote entrepreneurship among young people. In 2012 she was an ambassador of Vietnamese youth from Poland on the Trai He Viet Nam international camp organized in TP Ho Chi Minh by the Vietnamese Embassies of 25 countries. This experience has extended her knowledge in the field of international affairs. Interested in international economics. She speaks fluent English, Vietnamese and learns German.
First-year Bachelor’s degree student of College of Inter-Faculty Individual Studies in the Humanities, majoring in Law and Sinology. She took part in summer Chinese language course at Fudan University. Her main hobby is learning languages. She speaks English fluently, Spanish at an advanced level and is currently learning Chinese and Swahili. She’s also an avid traveler.
Student of the fourth year of law, participant of the American Law Classes. Focused on the administrative law, especially on energy regulations. Currently an intern at the Energy Regulatory Office. Member of four academic societies. He speaks English fluently and Russian communicatively.
Second-year student of the faculty of Law at the University of Warsaw. Member of Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China at the University of Warsaw. Interested in economic and commercial law as well as economic and business relations between Poland and China and its legal aspects. She gained her experience in international relations as part of the team creating modern art and living in many places such as Shanghai, Istanbul, Italy. Currently she is working in worldwide Law firm as a Paralegal. Magdalena speaks English fluently, Russian communicatively and works on improving her basic Chinese.
Student of East Asia studies at the faculty of International Relations at the University of Warsaw. He spent one year in Beijing in Tsinghua University, where he was studying Chinese foreign policy and business journalism. He speaks fluent Russian and English, and is currently learning Chinese. He is interested in international relations, mobile technologies, Chinese culture and its development. Additionally, he is a hobbyist photographer.
Fifth-year law student at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. She also graduated from Journalism and Social Communication with specialization in PR and media marketing. She is currently attending a course in American Law organized jointly by the University of Florida Frederic G. Levin College of Law and the University of Warsaw. Aneta spent a semester abroad studying Economic Law at L’Institut d’études politiques (Sciences Po) in Paris. She has gained practical experience while working in media sector as well as law firms in Poland and Spain. She took part in several international projects and conferences. She was also a member of international student organization, Erasmus Student Network, for several years. Particularly interested in international trade, EU law, international arbitration, mediation, and negotiations. She participated in 10th ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition. Loves travels and art. She speaks English and seeks to improve her French and Spanish.
Fifth-year Master’s degree student at the Faculty of Law at the University of Warsaw, as well as a graduate of Warsaw School of Economics, majoring in corporate finance. During his studies, he finished extracurricular programs at the Leibniz University in Hanover (Germany) and the University of Debrecen (Hungary). Having engaged in many academic and NGO initiatives, Marek was awarded the Scholarship of Minister of Science and Higher Education in Poland (the highest award for Polish students with outstanding results in education) and the Scholarship of The Konrad Adenauer Foundation. He has international project experience in the areas of M&A, investment and banking, which he gained in management consulting, financial institutions and legal offices. Also, Marek speaks fluent English and German.
Fourth-year law student at the University of Warsaw. He is currently gaining his experience by having an internship in the legal office in the leading national company. Main reason for joining the project? Multiculturalism and its international aspect. Those factors are the most important for him, because he wants to become an international lawyer. Having contact with Chinese partners will give him an amazing opportunity to experience working with people who represent a different culture and lifestyle. He also considers WBF to be a great chance to get to know China – its culture, people and economy. Last year’s members of the project spent two weeks in this economic powerhouse of Asia. During that time they had legal workshops, lectures and most importantly – time to get to know Chinese students and professors. Now, Maciej wants to follow their lead. In his spare time, he is interested in everything concerning South Africa and Spain – from their cinematography, through music to politics. He speaks English and Spanish.
Second-year student of Bachelor’s degree Interdisciplinary Economic-Managerial Studies at the University of Warsaw. Presently, he is gaining his professional experience at Plus Bank. Speaks fluent English and has basic skills in French. He loves to cycle, but table-tennis is his greatest passion.
Fourth-year student at the Faculty of Law, first-year student at the Faculty of Oriental Studies at University of Warsaw, member of Law and Culture Students’ Association and Students’ Organization for Law and Economy of China. Mainly interested in international relations, cultural heritage law, investment law, environmental law, history of legal thought, and European Union legal system. Since high school, she is actively involved in parliamentary debates, had experience on both national and international level. Gained professional experience as an intern at Polish National Commission for UNESCO. Before university education she received professional ballet school training, thus dance still remains one of her biggest passions. Privately she is fascinated with travels, cultures, history of art, urban architecture and foreign languages. She devotes her free time to voluntary service, currently at Modern Art Museum. Speaks fluent English, advanced French and Russian, communicative Arabic and Hebrew, plans to start Chinese in the next academic year.
Pursuing Master Degree in Law at the Law and Administration Faculty of the University of Warsaw. Passionate about European legal issues, politics and international relations. Participant of various international youth conferences, most recently Student Forum Maastricht 2014 and Young European Council 2014. Gained professional experience in Legalmed legal office. Fluent in English, communicative in Spanish, Italian and French.
Student of International Relations with the specialized field in global trade policy. Her interests range from developing countries (mainly of Latin America) to South European regions – especially Italy, where she has spent the last academic year. China belongs to this ring of interests since a relatively short period of time, but entered it with a strong force. She speaks fluent English, advanced Italian, and is anticipating to begin learning Spanish. Chinese is next in this line. In her private life, she loves art in all its forms. She can not stay in one place for too long being a great fascinate of travelling.
Second-year student of American Studies, interdisciplinary program conducted entirely in English, at the American Studies Center, University of Warsaw. She gained her experience in an international environment through being a volunteer at English-speaking conferences, as well as at the Office of Artes Liberales Faculty at the University. She is a member of Students’ Union at her Faculty and a year representative. Her academic interests include U.S. – China foreign relations and business communication in culturally diverse environments. Her passion is for foreign languages: she speaks English and French fluently and is currently learning Chinese and Italian. She is also an avid swimmer and loves to read novels by F.Scott Fitzgerald and Pearl S.Buck.
Żaneta is a Master’s Degree student of the Warsaw University of Life and Sciences, where she is majoring in Renewable Energy Technology. Her interests focus primarily on renewable energy technologies, but also on the energy market and energy security in international relations. She has participated in various conferences and workshops regarding shale gas. Furthermore she is fascinated by Asia, in every aspect. She speaks fluent English, basic German and currently learning Chinese.
Second-year student of Warsaw School of Economics and fourth year Master’s degree student of the Faculty of Law and Administration at University of Warsaw. As a member of the Students Organization for Law and Economy of China he was a participant of the last edition of Warsaw-Beijing Forum. Fascinated with Chinese culture and tradition, interested in current geopolitical situation in China as well as in historical aspects. He attended of intensive holiday Chinese language courses in Warsaw. He speaks English and Russian, also plans to improve his Chinese. His main passion is playing the piano, mostly Chopin.
Ms. Li Renyan is a PhD at the China University of Political Science and Law, who is working at the School of Law. Before, she had worked as a Counselor for the Politics and the Public Administration School in CUPL and in the administration for the Haidian Overseas Chinese Association in Beijing. She received her PhD in Master Law and Administrative Law in the China University of Political Science and Law.
Zhang Luqing is a professor at China University of Political Science and Law, and Shihezi University. He is also the tutor of post-graduate masters, contributing reviewer of Journal of Shihezi University (Philosophy and Social Science) and director of China Law Society specialized committee. He is visiting professor at Capital Normal University, Beijing Forestry University, National Judges College, Beijing College of Politics and Law, and Beijing Bureau of Prisons. Professor Zhang’s fields of expertise are legal profession ethics, judicial system, and jurisprudence of attorneys. The main courses he teaches are Legal Profession Ethics, Judicial Documents, Jurisprudence of Attorneys and so on. His representative works includes Theory and Practice of Attorneys, Judicial Documents, Legal Profession Ethics, Rules of Professional Conduct, and Judicial Documents and Judicial Reform. He has held and joined in five scientific research projects at national and ministerial level. Professor Zhang was awarded the certificate by the Ministry of Education of China for his outstanding contributions to supporting the tenth-year western higher education in 2011.
First-year master’s degree student of Law School at the China University of Political Science and Law, specializing in Administrative Law. She is an outgoing girl with a warm heart and was devoted to volunteering during the undergraduate years, and was awarded as Advanced Individual of CUPL in Volunteer Service. She also won Outstanding Student Scholarship of CUPL twice and New Postgraduate Student Scholarship. She speaks communicative English and dedicates herself to improving her oral English. She loves traveling and often travels around alone and has crossed nearly half of China.
He is from Heng Shui,Hebei province. He is studying in the Law School of China University of Political Science and Law, as a graduate student.
He received a lot of awards which are about academic competition, student cadres and social practice related awards. He passed the Judicial Examination for a Certificate A and got Finance Seniority Card. In addition, he likes reading literature, history and philosophy books, and he is enthusiastic about traveling and making friends. His language skills include native Chinese and good English.
His name is Zhang Song. He is a Ph.D Candidate in China University of Political Science and Law. His major is administrative law, and he has concentrated on this area for six years. He has involved in many academic projects. Recently he focus on governmental regulation theory. He is also an excellent graduate student in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, holder of Wanshan scholar. His master’s thesis was supported by Graduate student innovation fund. He has practiced law for two years in a law firm. He has gained extensive judicial experiences by preparing to and participating in trial of civil and administrative cases, drafting legal documents. He was also a volunteer in labor union as a legal adviser, answered hundreds of questions for people who need urgently. He has served as a jury in several administrative cases at the intermediate people’s court of Taian. He is a man of multiple interests. Basketball and fitness are his favorite sports. He likes traveling with friends. He is also a big fan of Chinese traditional culture, especially seal cutting.
She is the first year ph.D student at law school of China University of Political Science and Law, majored in law and economics. She obtained the master degree in law and bachelor degree in management from CUPL. Before started ph.D courses, she had worked for KPMG CPA firm (Beijing office) as an professional auditor for more than three years, accumulated rich experience and expertise in business mergers and acquisitions, Initial Public Offering and annual audit. She also holds the Certificate of Accounting Professional and the Certificate of Security Qualification. Presently, she is doing research in the field of law and economics, especially the economic analysis of law, law and financial regulation, in which she tries to use the indicator of financial management and accounting to develop the cost-benefit analysis of law in financial sector in China. She speaks Chinese and English. She loves to travel in different places, learning different cultures and listen to jazz.
She comes from Heilongjiang and is majoring in Law and Economics at the China University of Political Science and Law. She has been learning Law for six years, and specializes in civil law and economic law. She loves to explore the regulatory differences among different countries, and she is currently writing her MA thesis on the impact of Deposit Insurance on the economy of China. She is interested in reading books about investment, trade and business. Now she is conducting an internship at the Lantai Partners, her main task there are focused on collection and analysis of conflicts and interested among the clients. As a Chinese native speaker, she is also good at English. She likes travelling, swimming and dancing, and she hopes that the Warsaw forum will be a good chance to make friends from different backgrounds.
He is from Yongzhou, Hunan Province. He is a second-year postgraduate student major in Chinese Legal History in Law school, CUPL. He is diligent and warm-hearted and he used to be a volunteer of the Red Cross association. As a law school student, he had been an intern in People’s court and law firm in Hunan province. What’s more, He has strong interest and a deep learning in Chinese traditional culture, especially in tea ceremony, Chinese ancient writings. He also loves European classical music, while he has learned music theory and played piano for several years.
He knows various Chinese dialects in different area. He could speak English for communication, and he is learning basic Japanese.
Ding Hanyu is from Beng Bu, Anhui Province, China. She is currently a candidate for Juris Master at China University of Political Science and Law. She majors in law and economics in her second year. Before that, she earned a Bachelor degree at East China University of Political Science and Law in July 2013. Besides, Ding Hanyu has had internships with Xicheng District People’s Court, Huarong International Trust Co., Ltd., China Banking Regulatory Commission and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP law firm. She is interested in capital market laws and regulations and foreign commercial laws. In addition, she likes reading literature books, traveling, enjoying different cultures and making friends. Her language skills include native Chinese and good English.
He comes from Langfang, Hebei Province, China. And now he is a second-year postgraduate in China University of Political Science and Law specializing in Constitutional and Administrative Law. He passed the Chinese judicial Exam in 2012. He have participated in several national academic projects and made several prominent contributions. In spare time, he likes playing basketball and badminton. He is very friendly and optimistic and has organizational capability and communication skills. Nowadays he serves as the chairman of the student union of Law school and have organized many activities. He had led school level graduate innovative project. He awarded for “Excellent Student Cadre”，“Merit Student” and “Outstanding Volunteer” in 2013—2015. He is very interested in the culture of central Europe and he thinks the trip to Poland is a very distinct opportunity. What’s more, he have participate the Warsaw-Beijing Forum Long An Beijing part September last year and we developed a friendship with the Poland students.
He is from Shandong and now a second-year Master’s degree student in China University of Political Science And Law , majoring in Constitutional Law.
He has had classes on constitutional law, civil law, and commercial law, including many courses of basis theories and cases.
He had some social practice in law firm last year and has also joined some voluntary activities. He scored 576 in CET-6 and published a paper in Legality Vision. During the period of school he won the „excellent student” honorary title and awarded second scholarship .Also he is very interested in his major and is preparing for a doctor degree. He likes reading and he is keen to learn new things as well as making new friends.
He comes from Tianjin, China. And now he is a second-year master degree candidate and majoring in Jurisprudence in Law School of China University of Political Science and Law. He has a wealth of experience in legal practice. So he took part in a legal aid organization providing legal assistance for the poor for half a year. He pays great attention to scientific research. He had joined three provincial and ministerial level scientific research projects and one school level graduate innovative project. He had won freshman scholarship, second level scholarship and scientific research and innovation scholarship. His language skills include Chinese and English. Now his research interests focus on jury system and supervisory system. He thinks that he can get more information concerning the jury system and supervisory system in Poland legal system from the Warsaw-Beijing forum.
As a master student since 2013 in Law School majoring in legal theory at China University of Political Science and Law, she is the winner of National Scholarship and many other scholarships for excellent students. She has been an exchange student in Tilburg University in Netherlands last year, which gave her academic training and taught her research methods in law field. Once she worked as an intern in Supreme People’s Court, and law firms as a legal assistant, as well as a volunteer for some worldwide summits, like Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in 2012. She has published some thesis relating to law and English literature, and translated a professional paper from Brian Bix. Currently she is working with a legal philosophy book from John Finnis, and a thesis about legal rights of the victims. She has a good command of spoken and written English, and speaks German at a middle level, Spanish and Dutch at a basic level.
She is from Heilongjiang and is majored in Law at the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing. She is a student in her second year of postgraduate school. She had classes about legal theory, including many courses of basic theories and classes. She had a solid basic knowledge of law and economics as well as a general understanding of China’s legal system. She is especially interested in Public Finance Law, and had published an essay on the journal JimenFaxue. She had won the student’s scholarship of CUPL for three times since her undergraduate years. She scored 7.0 in the ILETS exam and she is able to speak a little Japanese. She loves doing yoga and has been an certificated yoga coach for nearly one year, she enjoys giving yoga classes as well. She has been admitted by a law school in USA to further her studies, and now she is preparing for her trip to the states. She is willing to share her own ideas and confusions with others as well as make new friends.
He is from Haikou, Hainan. As a first-year graduate student of constitutional and administrative law at China University of Political Science and Law, he is interested in the judicial system of china and he dedicates to make a study of rules of conduct of legal profession. He was awarded scholarship of practice and research during the summer holiday, which is supported by Allen & Overy LLP, in 2012. He went to the west provinces of China to relieve the shortage of teachers there from 2011.6-2011.8. What’s more, He took part in the exchanging of visits in National Chengchi University (Taiwan) from 2012.6 to 2012.8. His language skills include native Chinese and good English. And he plans on learning basic Japanese just because of the charming pronunciation.
She is a graduate student in China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) and major in law. After finishing her undergraduate education in CUPL, she was recommended for admission to graduate school with an one-year scholarship. That is her first year in graduate school. And she can speak English well.
She is from Zhejiang and is majoring in Law at the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing. She is a senior student in law school. She has had classes on constitutional law, civil law, and commercial law, including many courses of basic theories and cases. She had some social practice in local court last year and she has also joined some voluntary teaching activities. She scores 563 in CET-6. She is interested in reading and jogging. Also she is very interested in her major and is preparing for a postgraduate career. She likes thinking and she is eager to learn new things as well as making new friends.