12 Years of Playing the Harp and Diplomacy – Fireside Chat with Kacper Malinowski

Can you spend 12 years playing the harp professionally and then completely change direction? Kacper Malinowski proves that you can — and that your previous experiences never have to go to waste.

Kacper is a Rafał Brzoska Foundation Scholar and a student at Minerva University — one of the most unconventional universities in the world. In this conversation, he talks about what studying at Minerva is really like, what it means to live and learn in different parts of the world, and why sharing his experiences with other young people is so important to him.

We also talk about his 12-year journey with the harp, his decision to change his educational path, and his growing interest in diplomacy and international affairs.

Will we see Kacper as Poland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs one day? Or are his plans taking him in a completely different direction?

Discover Kacper’s story and his perspective on education, personal growth, and choosing your own path.

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What can you achieve at 19? Zosia Winnicka is studying biology at the University of Oxford, working in molecular biology and the plant world. Her projects include exploring the use of biomimetics to create water harvesting systems. In the latest episode of Fireside Chat, Rafał Brzoska talks with Zosia about her path to Oxford, her […]

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Young sculptor's daily life - Laura Gizicka

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