This year’s Open Day attracted around 2,500 visitors and featured over 50 stands staffed by 350 students, 3 lectures in the auditorium, and 8 workshop sessions, attended by 350 participants. The event took place on March 21 at our university.

As part of the celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the Faculty of Pharmacy, a bust of Prof. Stanisław Biniecki – an outstanding pharmacist and developer of groundbreaking medications, a researcher at our university for years – was unveiled in the faculty building. Seminar rooms were also officially named after the faculty's senior members and a mural commemorating the most important moments of the faculty history was unveiled.

The International Educational Fair is an event supporting primary and secondary school students in choosing their educational paths. This year's edition was held on 13 and 14 March at the Expo XXI and attracted crowds of students, parents and teachers. Traditionally, our university participated in the event. We talked to many young people dreaming of medical studies, advising on what to do to make those dreams come true.

Prof. Victor Ambros, a molecular biologist and one of the most outstanding contemporary researchers of gene regulation mechanisms, participated in the conference "Science. Patients. Therapies." organized at our university. The event was devoted to rare diseases. It was organized by AGO Alliance Poland foundation, which supports the development of therapy for people affected by the very rare AGO syndrome, together with the Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Machines of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IMoL PAN).

The artificial intelligence revolution is a fact. It changes numerous aspects of our lives, including academic life. What are the opportunities and benefits, and what are the challenges and threats? – the issues were discussed by experts during the conference "AI in higher education. Don't stay behind."

Since April 2021, we have been implementing the project “Innovative Teaching = Medicine of the Future: Expansion and Modernization of the WUM Teaching Infrastructure,” which will continue until the end of June 2026. Its implementation has been financed by a PLN 190 million grant from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO). This is the largest grant in the history of our university. What has been achieved so far?

“WUM Supports Women” was the theme of this year’s Women’s Day celebration at the Medical University of Warsaw. The university’s Didactic Center was truly crowded throughout the event, which is not surprising given the wide range of attractions available. Participants could prepare a healthy meal, take part in a yoga session, undergo basic health screenings, design a tote bag and a commemorative pin, or practice pelvic floor exercises, all in the spirit of promoting health and well-being.

In the latest edition of the prestigious List of One Hundred ranking, ten representatives of our university, including Professor Michał Grąt, were featured. This is yet another time the plebiscite committee has recognized the achievements and positive impact of WUM representatives on the development of medicine and healthcare in Poland.

On the occasion of World Hearing Day, a conference was held at the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery of the University Clinical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM). During the event, experts Prof. Kazimierz Niemczyk, head of the department, Prof. Krzysztof Morawski from the University Clinical Hospital in Opole, and Prof. Marcin Szymański from the University Clinical Hospital in Lublin presented new guidelines for the treatment of profound hearing loss using cochlear implants. They also discussed the importance of restoring patients’ ability to live fully in the world of sound.

It was the largest indoor football tournament in the history of our university. It was inspired by the FIFA World Cup, which is set to take place in the summer of 2026. So we could see 24 "representations of individual countries of the world" in action. Egypt won. All the income from the event was donated to help cover the treatment expenses of Asia, the sister of one of the players – a mother, wife, daughter and friend who is fighting cancer.