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The room. Several people are sitting at a table covered with a navy blue tablecloth. There are various items on the table, including a large red book with white lettering reading 'KK KPK KKW', a judge's gavel, bottles of water, a pen, and documents. In the background, you can see the audience sitting on red chairs and a man standing at another table speaking into a microphone.
All rise – court in session: mock trial at MUW
Students from the Medical University of Warsaw (MUW) and the University of Warsaw (UW) took on the roles of judges, defense attorneys, witnesses, and the accused. The mock trial they reenacted was based on a real-life court case, although the time, location, and all identifying details were altered. The underlying facts and legal issues, however, remained authentic.
The ceremony takes place in a representative hall with high ceilings and a large crystal chandelier. The interior is decorated with columns and walls in white and green colors. In the foreground, a group of people can be seen standing with their backs to the camera, some of whom are photographing or recording the event with their smartphones. On the right side of the frame, a man is speaking from a podium, next to which are four flags—two Polish and two European Union flags—and several men in suits. Transl
Official presentation of professorial nominations
On May 20, President Andrzej Duda presented professorial nomination decrees to 80 academic teachers and researchers in the fields of science and the arts. Among the recipients were: Professor Monika Czerwińska, Professor Ewa Czochrowska, and Professor Renata Główczyńska.
A group of young people - WUM students - standing on stage. They are wearing colorful traditional costumes. They make various gestures with their hands and pose for a photo. In the background is a large screen with the caption “Contemporary modern elements of Indian culture”.
An Evening of Inclusion at Oczki
Dance and vocal performances from eight countries, positive energy, lots of laughter, and a full house – that was the scene on Friday evening at Klub Oczki. All thanks to the students involved in the Diversity X WUM project, who promote and celebrate multiculturalism not only at our university.
Three young men - students of WUM against the background of a wall with the inscription “Medical University of Silesian Piasts in Wroclaw”. The man in the center is held up by the men standing on the right and left. They are all smiling. Around their necks they have red lanyards with badges. The person on the left is wearing a green sweater, the person in the middle is wearing a blue sweater, and the person on the right is wearing a grayish sweater. In the foreground is an award with the words “Diagnostic S
Ninth National Diagnostic Simulations: MUW students of medical analytics the best in Poland
During the competition, which tested both knowledge and skills, our students faced teams from Wrocław, Kraków, Szczecin, Poznań, Gdańsk, and Łódź. The tasks they had to tackle required specialist knowledge, precision, quick action, and good teamwork. Every minute counted, as did accurate diagnosis and logical thinking. The win proves that our students measured up to each of those challenges.
A man - Dr. Piotr Dziechciarz - in a suit stands behind a black lectern, holding a microphone and gesturing with his hand. Behind him is a large screen displaying a video conference with many participants visible on the screen. The room is set up for a presentation or lecture, with several people seated and facing the speaker.
The quality of teaching and the growth of AI. A symposium at the MUW
This year, the University Quality Culture Day at the MUW was titled “The university in the times of AI: between progress and uncertainty”. Experts talked about the opportunities for using AI in both research and teaching.
26th “Run for a New Life” and awards for MUW specialists for their contributions to transplant medicine
26th “Run for a New Life” and awards for MUW specialists for their contributions to transplant medicine
On Saturday, the 26th edition of the “Run for a New Life” took place, with numerous specialists from the Medical University of Warsaw (MUW) participating, including the Rector, Professor Rafał Krenke. On the eve of the event, the “Second Life” awards were presented to: Professor Michał Grąt, Head of the Department and Clinic of General, Transplant, and Liver Surgery at the University Clinical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw (UCC MUW), in the category “Personality of Polish Transplantology”, and Dr. Zygmunt Kaliciński, from the Department of Cardiac, Thoracic, and Transplant Surgery at UCC MUW, in the category “Active for Transplantation”.
Our researchers awarded START 2025 scholarships
Our researchers awarded START 2025 scholarships
Each year, the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP) awards 100 prestigious START scholarships to outstanding young researchers under the age of 30, representing all fields of science. This year’s competition received 725 applications. Among the scholarship recipients are Przemysław Kasiak, a sixth-year medical student and doctoral candidate at the 3rd Department of Internal Medicine and Cardiology, and Dr. Aleksander Ślusarczyk, a physician and research and teaching assistant at the Department of General, Oncological and Functional Urology.
Rectors of both universities. Two men in dark suits shake hands. The man on the left holds a black briefcase. The briefcase shows a red logo on a white background. In the background is a wooden cabinet with books. On the right side of the photo stands a green potted plant.
MUW and Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University sign memorandum of cooperation
The two universities plan to continue their collaboration in the fields of science, research, and education, including academic exchange, joint training programs for teaching and research staff, and the organization of internships. The memorandum was signed by Professor Rafał Krenke, Rector of the Medical University of Warsaw, and Professor Roman Yatsyshyn, Rector of Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University.

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