Archive - 2025

The young man Professor Tomaniak receives the nomination act from the President of Poland, a middle-aged man. Both are elegantly dressed. In their hands they hold a briefcase with a red cover. There are other people around, also elegantly dressed.
Professorial nominations
On June 16 at the Presidential Palace, President Andrzej Duda presented nomination acts to academic teachers and researchers in the fields of science and arts. Among the recipients were: Prof. Urszula Ambroziak and Prof. Mariusz Tomaniak.
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Strategic talks on the future of medical education
The Convention of Chancellors and Bursars of the Medical Universities, organized by the Medical University of Warsaw, was held on June 11-13, 2025. The event brought together representatives of the administration of medical universities from all over Poland and became an important forum for exchanging experiences and discussing the financing and development of medical education.
A woman, the director of the NIO, and a man, the rector of the WUM, stand facing each other and shake hands. One dressed in a beige jumper, the other in a dark suit with a white shirt and a maroon tie. In the background is a blue wall with a logo and the words “Warsaw Medical University”. In their hands are documents. The woman is dressed in a light jumper, the man in a dark suit.
MUW and National Cancer Institute - agreement on teaching, scientific and clinical cooperation signed
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death among Poles. MUW and NCI are strengthening their cooperation. The Institute and the University have expertise and practical experience with cancer, which is a huge therapeutic and humanitarian problem today. They also share a common understanding that an important factor in prevention and treatment is the training of future medical personnel at the highest available level.
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The chancellors and bursars of the Warsaw universities met at MUW
The meeting was an opportunity to exchange experiences and good practices in the management of university administration. The participants of the meeting also had the opportunity to see the Medical Simulation Center as well as take part in a discussion on the impact of universities on the quality of life of Warsaw residents.
A group of eleven elegantly dressed people. Seven men, including the rector of WUM, and four women, including the Minister of Health, stand in two rows in a room in the Ministry of Health building. Most are holding red briefcases with the emblem of Poland. They are all smiling for the photo. The wooden floor and dark doors are visible in the background.
The scholarships of the Minister of Health distributed: our students among the best
The student scholarships for significant achievements for the 2024/2025 academic year were awarded to 48 students from nine medical universities in the country. Among the winners are ten students from MUW. The diplomas and congratulations were presented to the scholarship recipients by Health Minister Izabela Leszczyna at a gala ceremony.
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A Celebration of Joy and Diversity
For several hours, the parking lot in front of the WUM Didactic Center pulsed with vibrant colors, flavors, and sounds. In the multicultural village, organized for the third time by our international students, members of the WUM academic community and Warsaw residents gathered to celebrate diversity together.
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We are again among the top 4.3% of universities in the world
The results of the Center for World University Rankings 2025 have been announced. MUW, with a score of 71.1 points, was ranked 916th in the world rankings. Among domestic universities, MUW again ranked a high 9th, and 2nd among medical universities. The position in the ranking is not only a source of pride, but also proof of the highest quality of education offered by our university.
Prof. Craig C. Mello, man in a yellow shirt with a microphone stands in front of an audience in a lecture hall. He gestures with his hand. A poster in the background reads 'CRAIG MELLO RNA: Ancient Mechanisms.
Over 1,000 attendees at Nobel Laureate Professor Craig Cameron Mello’s lecture at MUW
The auditorium of the MUW Didactic Center was filled with members of the University’s rectoral and dean’s authorities, as well as our researchers and scientists. Polish and international students at the Medical University of Warsaw turned out in large numbers to attend the lecture, along with groups from high schools affiliated with MUW.
Two combined photos of two people. The man in the photo on the left wears glasses and has a white long-sleeved shirt. In the background is a hospital bed. The woman in the photo on the right is wearing a white apron and a scarf with a star pattern. Laboratory instruments can be seen in the background.
Our researchers appointed to the ABM Council
Professor Michał Grąt and Professor Dominika Nowis have been appointed by the Minister of Health to serve on the Council of the Medical Research Agency (ABM). Their term of office will last six years.
The graduation ceremony takes place in a large, brightly lit auditorium. In the center is a group of graduates dressed in traditional black togas and birettas, who cheerfully toss their caps up in the air. The graduates stand in several rows of red armchairs, with other ceremony participants visible behind them. In the foreground, in front of the rows of graduates, sits a group of people in formal academic attire.
109 pharmacy graduates receive diplomas
They have every reason to be proud: over five and a half years ago, they chose to pursue a profession of great importance, and now they have successfully completed a demanding course of study. “I congratulate each of you not only on earning your Master of Pharmacy degree but also on joining the ranks of professionals whom society can rely on in one of the most vital areas of human life – health,” emphasized Professor Dorota Olczak-Kowalczyk, Vice-Rector for Human Resources and Organizational Affairs, during the formal graduation ceremony.