One day in the life of a Wrocław Tech student – Unite! competition

In sunny Lisbon, the 1st Unite! Student Festival will take place in June. The number of spots for the Wroclaw Tech representation is limited, but the winner of this competition will have their spot guaranteed! All you need to do is shoot an interesting film from one day of your life

 

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The Student Festival in Lisbon is an international event for students from nine partner universities of Unite!. At the end of June and beginning of July, the Wrocław University of Science and Technology (PWr) delegation will actively work on the direction and form of future European universities at the University of Lisbon. Besides substantive activities, there will also be time to get to know the charms of Portugal better.

The number of spots in the student group representing Wroclaw Tech is very limited, but Unite! has prepared an additional chance to secure a spot in this group earlier through participation in the competition.

One day, one film, one student.

The rules of the competition are simple, and every student can participate. Just shoot a film showing one day in your life and sign up via the form available on the Metacampus platform. The aim of the competition is to showcase the diversity and interculturality that are important to the Unite! community.

Guidelines:

Individual submission by a Wroclaw Tech  student (students of all levels of education, international students, and exchange students can participate in the competition),
Film theme: a day in the life of a student from waking up to going to sleep, including the morning, the journey to university, time at PWr, afternoon activities, and evening time,
Maximum film length is three minutes,
Film resolution – minimum 1080p, preferred Full HD quality,
Language – optional, but it’s worth including subtitles in English (even if the film is shot in English),
Submissions – registration via Metacampus by March 30th.

Winners from each of the nine partner universities will be selected in two stages:

The Multilingual and Multicultural Training Centre will prepare the first list of finalists based on established criteria.
Students will vote for the best film among those selected in the first stage of submissions and choose one winner from each university.
The prize for the competition is an invitation to the Student Festival, which will take place in Lisbon from June 29th to July 1st (the university covers transportation and accommodation costs).

For any additional questions, Agata Wardyńska will provide answers.