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– The winemaking traditions of Lower Silesia date back to the Middle Ages, to the late 12th century. I have been researching and gathering materials on this topic for many years. And I must confess—it wasn’t a passion for wine, but a love of learning and history that inspired this book – said dr hab. Dagmara Adamska, prof. UWr and author of Winogrady i winne wzgórza. Uprawa i produkcja wina na średniowiecznym Śląsku, during a meeting held at the Botanical Garden of the University of Wrocław.
On 12 June, the Institute of Mathematics at the University of Wrocław will host Prof. Iuliana Ionita-Laza from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University (USA). The visit is part of the IDUB Visiting Professors programme – short visits.
From 13–18 June 2025, Wrocław will once again become a vibrant space filled with inspiring events and creative initiatives, organised by institutions located along the Oder River. This is a special time for encounters, culture, and collective exploration of the city.
We warmly invite you to take part in the 1st Congress „HUMAN AI. Społeczeństwo – Technologia – Rozwój – Edukacja – Bezpieczeństwo”, which will be held on 12–13 June 2025 at the University of Wrocław.
The National Science Centre (NCN) has awarded over PLN 708 million to support research projects in the OPUS 28 and SONATA 20 calls for proposals, which were concluded on 27 May 2025. A total of 441 researchers will receive funding, including scientists from our University.
Wolny Uniwersytet Białoruski zaprasza studentów i studentki z Białorusi do udziału w kursach online poświęconych aktywności obywatelskiej i rozwojowi społecznemu.
Polish wine – although not as well-known as its Western European counterparts – has a rich and intriguing history. Its “career” began at the tables of the elite – princes and bishops – in castle halls and monastic refectories. It was served to envoys and high-ranking dignitaries and offered to guests at weddings and betrothals. […]
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The next edition of the Student Scholarship Programme is now underway. The Wrocław Academic Centre is launching two calls for scholarship applications: one for doctoral candidates with outstanding academic achievements in fields important to the development of Wrocław, and another for students who have been granted the right to study at a foreign university.
As part of the IDUB programme Visiting Professors, the University of Wrocław will host Prof. Benjamin Hale, Professor of Philosophy in the Philosophy Department at the University of Colorado Boulder. His areas of specialisation include environmental ethics, disaster ethics, public health ethics, public policy and philosophy, as well as social and political philosophy.e się 9 czerwca 2025 roku o godz.13.15-14.45 przy ul. Koszarowej 3 (budynek Instytutu Filozofii i Instytutu Socjologii), sala nr 240.
The University of Wrocław has been ranked 937th globally and 4th among Polish universities in the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) 2025, published on 2 June. Notably, it is the only Polish institution to be ranked in the “Faculty” category, securing 269th place worldwide.
From 19 to 23 May 2025, dr Grzegorz Joachimiak (Institute of Musicology, Department of Historical Musicology and Centre for Digital Musicology) and dr Michał Kuś (Institute of Political Science, Department of Social Communication and Journalism) delivered lectures at the University of Dar es Salaam (DUCE) in Tanzania as part of the Erasmus+ programme.
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on the Relationship Between Oral and Written Culture invites you to the next event in the series “What I Would Like to Tell You About Oral Tradition.”
Ancient sources refer in various ways to the so-called Peisistratean recension of the Homeric poems. These accounts share the idea that The Iliad and The Odyssey, allegedly already committed to writing, were later fragmented and dispersed, until Peisistratus, the tyrant of Athens in the 6th century BCE, initiated an effort to collect the scattered fragments and commissioned the Athenians to produce a new edition of the text.
Are you looking for a place where knowledge meets passion and people are as diverse as the fields of study? You’ve come to the right place—at UWr, you can not only earn degrees, but also discover yourself. – We offer programs in several areas: humanities, law and social sciences, science and technology, natural sciences, philology, […]
