The SGH-MUW Executive MBA in Health Care programme, jointly run by the Medical University of Warsaw (MUW) and the SGH Warsaw School of Economics, was ranked 9th in this year’s MBA Programme Ranking. Thus, not only did it become one of the best MBA programmes nationwide, but also the highest-ranked programme focused on the health care sector. The diploma and congratulations for this achievement were received by Professor Agnieszka Cudnoch-Jędrzejewska, Vice Rector for Clinical Affairs and Investments at MUW, and Artur Białoszewski, Programme Manager at MUW, as well as Dorota Niedziółka, PhD, Vice Rector for Development at SGH, and Monika Raulinajtys-Grzybek, PhD, Programme Manager at SGH.

The Rector's awards for the preparation of outstanding scientific papers—or participation in their preparation—were presented to three students and six graduates. Diplomas were handed out by Prof. Marcin Sobczak, Vice Rector for Science and Technology Transfer, during the Senate meeting held on 31 March.

This year’s course included 6 sessions and 33 lectures focusing on kidney, liver and thoracic organ transplantation, as well as topics in immunology and modern therapies in transplantology. Additionally, essential issues related to patient care, modern diagnostics and treatment optimization for transplant recipients were addressed.

The competition for the best master’s theses was held for the 61st time at the Faculty of Pharmacy and the 15th time at the Faculty of Medical Laboratory Science. Fifteen finalists competed for the titles of winners.

The agreement covers cooperation in disseminating knowledge about intellectual property. The expertise from the Office and the academic acquis of the MUW will be essential in implementing joint initiatives.

Why unusual? It was held for fifth year students of the English Division. Originally planned for September 2020, their White Coat Ceremony had been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What an awesome result! We would like to once again thank everyone who got involved in the “MUW Community for WOŚP” campaign for supporting the fundraiser for the benefit of hematology and pediatric oncology.

As decided in a majority vote, financing will be awarded to two student-proposed projects: additional furnishings for the student cloakroom at the CSH at the UCC MUW, and for creating a work&chillout area for students on call at the same institution. From among employee-lead projects, the voters selected two: the comprehensive modernization of break rooms in the ZIAM building as well as setting up a bicycle shed at the Banacha Campus. Nearly 1700 people cast their votes between February 18 and 22.

Kamila Zacharewicz, a nursing student from the Faculty of Health Sciences MUW, took 3rd place in the finals of the 13th BraveCamp Entrepreneurship Academy. The jury appreciated her PrimiCare - an original design for securing incontinence diapers to prevent unconscious removal by patients with dementia diseases.

The conference was a summary of the series of debates “Road to the Presidency.” During the event, the White Paper, a document constituting a collection of comments and opinions on the priorities of the Polish Presidency in the EU Council, was presented. Five panel discussions were held, with the participation of more than 40 experts. The guest of honor was Lech Wałęsa.