Archive - 2025

The capping ceremony for nursing and midwifery graduates in the auditorium. In the front row sit people in academic gowns—the teaching staff. Behind them stand the graduates in colorful outfits, wearing nursing and midwifery caps and holding their diplomas.
“Not everything that matters can be counted.” Capping ceremony of nursing and midwifery graduates
It was their day. The graduates of full-time first-cycle studies in nursing and midwifery took part in a symbolic capping ceremony and received their diplomas.
Two men in suits are sitting at a table signing documents.
WUM and POLADA together against the counterfeiting of medicinal products and dietary supplements
The Medical University of Warsaw has signed a cooperation agreement with the Polish Anti-Doping Agency (POLADA). The collaboration will focus on research to identify risks arising from the counterfeiting of medicines, dietary supplements, and sports nutrition products.
Aerial view of the hospital on Banacha Street. The roof of the large, bright building bears the inscription “Warsaw Medical University.” In front of it is a parking lot with cars and blue spaces for people with disabilities. In the background is a panorama of Warsaw with apartment buildings and greenery.
Central Clinical Hospital of UCC WUM on Banacha Street turns 50
On July 14, 1975, the first patients were admitted to the hospital at 1a Banacha Street in Warsaw. On that day, the first surgical procedure was also performed. After nearly 19 years of construction, the most modern and largest hospital in Poland at the time was officially opened.
A man in a grey suit and a woman in a pink suit are presenting documents in open folders. Two banners with the logo of the Medical University of Warsaw are visible in the background.
WUM enters the alliance of European Universities for Well-Being
The agreement signed by the European Alliance of Universities for Well-being - EUniWell and our university paves the way for future joint initiatives and eventual full membership in the EUniWell University Alliance.
A group of people is standing in an elegant room with a high ceiling, columns and a large chandelier. They are all dressed formally and holding red briefcases. The walls are bright, the windows large with green curtains. A green carpet lies on the floor.
Presentation of professorial nominations to our employees
Among the academic teachers and researchers in the field of science and art who received the nomination acts from the hands of President Andrzej Duda on July 4 were: Prof. Ewa Olędzka and Prof. Przemysław Kosiński.
On the concert stage, two people sing, one holds a microphone. In the background is a large screen with a graphic of a red heart and the words “LEAVE YOUR HEART ON EARTH.” On the left, a drummer behind a transparent cover, on the right, a guitarist. The stage is dark, illuminated by spotlights.
What an evening it was! Artists played for transplantation
On June 24 we were able to participate in an amazing musical and charity event “Artists for Transplantation - Leave Your Heart on Earth”. Kayah, Natalia Szroeder, Dawid Kwiatkowski, Grubson, Tomasz Organek, Nita, the band Bios and the band HLA4TRANSPLANT sang on stage at the COS Torwar hall. All this to promote the idea of organ transplantation and raise funds for the unique heart transport equipment known as “Heart in the Box.” This was not just a concert, but proof that music unites people who together can change the world!
The graduate, wearing a black toga and biretta with a red scarf inscribed with ‘CLASS OF 2023’ and ‘GRADUATE’, holds his diploma in his left hand. He raises his right hand with his index finger extended. In the background people in togas, one is speaking at the rostrum.
119 Reasons to Be Proud of: Graduation Ceremony for the English Division Class of 2025
They come from different corners of the world, speak different languages, represent different cultures, and traditions. But six years ago, they all made the same decision — to study medicine at the Medical University of Warsaw. That choice brought them together. On Friday, June 27, their shared journey came to an end. On that day, 119 graduates of the English Division Class of 2025 received their diplomas from the hands of the university's deans and rectoral authorities during a ceremony at the National Philharmonic in Warsaw.
On stage, two musicians. One plays a white keyboard with red elements, the other a black bass guitar. The background is dark, the stage illuminated with spot lights.
“Rising stars of Polish medicine” from MUW
“Rising stars of Polish medicine” these are the fifth- and sixth-year medical students from all over Poland who can boast outstanding achievements with their performance, involvement in scientific, as well as social, including academic, activities. They are identified by the jury of the Supertalents in Medicine 2025 competition. Among this year's 10 winners, as many as five are students from our university.
Four photos of people, next to each other. Top left: man in dark suit and white shirt on light background. Top right: man with beard in black suit and white shirt on gray background. Lower left: a woman in a white medical gown on a green background. Lower right: man in maroon shirt on black background.
Our scientists among Supertalents in Medicine 2025
The top ten awardees in this year's edition of the “Puls Medycyny” competition were: Prof. Krzysztof Ozierański, Jarosław Biliński, MD, PhD, Monika Gawałko, MD, PhD, and Mateusz Zawadka, MD, PhD. They were recognized for changing Polish medicine for the better with their knowledge, commitment and passion.
Entrance to a bright cardiac intensive care room. A black sign on the door reads “1 CARDIOLOGY INTENSIVE CARE ROOM.” Inside, white walls, a hospital bed, monitors and medical equipment. Large windows let in light.
Unit of the 1st Chair and Department of Cardiology UCC WUM is open
The department includes two advanced hemodynamic rooms and 15 patient beds, including six cardiac intensive care units. It has been equipped with state-of-the-art angiographs, integrated imaging, monitoring and data archiving systems, making it possible to perform even the most complex percutaneous procedures – also with the use of circulatory support. This is a new chapter in the treatment and research of heart disease not only at our university, but also in the whole country!