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The award ceremony of the Felicija Bortkevičienė Language Prize took place at the Palace of the Grand Dukes in Vilnius. The 2025 recipient of the prize was dr Tatjana Vologdina, Head of the Centre for Lithuanian Language and Culture Studies at the University of Wrocław. The award was granted in recognition of her significant contribution to promoting the Lithuanian language and culture beyond the country’s borders, as well as for nurturing Lithuanian academic and cultural traditions in the diaspora.
The next session of the Committee of Programmes of the III Congress of Polish Czech Studies and Czech Polish Studies together with the Board of the Polish-Czech Scientific Association took place on the 27th of November 2025 at the University of Wrocław. At the beginning, dr Andrzej Krawczyk presented his newest book Edward Benesz. Polityk z Europy Środkowej. Later on in the session, several matters connected to organising the Congress mentioned above were discussed. The Congress is planned for spring 2028. Thirty-three institutions and partner organisations from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia participate in the preparations. The University of Wrocław plays a significant role among them, and the central part of the proceedings of the Congress of Polish Czech Studies took place at the University in 2016.
The Institute of Polish Studies at the University of Wrocław, together with the Society of Friends of Wrocław Polish Studies, invites you to the 30th edition of the popular-science lecture series in Polish studies, “Meetings at Nehring Hall”, organised in the 2025/2026 academic year. The series opened by a lecture by Prof. Jan Miodek entitled “Język sportu w moim życiu”, which took place on 5 October.
We are proud to announce that the project Spektroskopowe markery prebiotyczne i fotochemiczna ewolucja w astromikrośrodowiskach gaz–lód has received funding […]
Researchers from the University of Wrocław and Angelo State University are conducting a study on the prevalence of pathological lying. […]





