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From March 24 to 26, staff from international offices and ARQUS offices from partner universities are taking part in intensive workshops dedicated to communication, intercultural collaboration, and effective work in an international and digital environment. The workshops combine theoretical parts with practical exercises and participants’ integration.

What a thrilling event it was! On Friday, March 20, two teams met at the university sports hall – the prorectors, deans, and professors of the University of Wrocław, and a team from the Institute of Political Science at the Faculty of Social Sciences.

On Friday, at the University of Wrocław, nearly 150 participants of the 2nd Lower Silesian Congress of Mathematics Teachers had the opportunity to exchange experiences and listen to interesting lectures, among others, on the use of new AI techniques in working with students.

We know the names of students who have been awarded scholarships by the Minister of Science and Higher Education (for academic year 2025/2026). The Minister granted 402 scholarships from 1171 applications for significant scientific, artistic, or sports achievements. Our best students received the scholarships, representing almost all scientific and artistic disciplines (48 out of 55).

On 17th of March, the University of Wrocław was as co-organiser of the Sekurak Hacking Party, which took place at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science.

From artificial intelligence supporting young people to innovative education and virtual reality, enhancing student wellbeing – the Gala EDUinspiracje 2025 brought together the creators of projects, who are shaping the future directions of European education.

The Startup Academy team organised a series of working meetings and consultations in Wrocław as part of the nationwide “Universities of the Future” project, funded by the National Centre for Research and Development. The several-day visit was another stage in the implementation of the Personalised Education Model (MES).

Ms. Laura Czyż, a student of Polish Studies and International Relations at the UWr College for Interdisciplinary Studies has received a grant in the “Young Researcher” competition to carry out a project at an international research institution.

Plants across Europe are responding to climate warming—high mountain areas are rapidly losing species adapted to lower temperatures, while there is an increasing share of warm-adapted species in forests and grasslands. Unfortunately, these findings are not encouraging. The study, recently published in “Nature”, provides the most comprehensive Europe-wide comparison to date of how different ecosystems respond to climate change.

Once again,the Lover Silesia Capital Club is organising the Young Talents competition. If you are an ambitious and passionate student or doctoral candidate, do not hesitate—complete the application form (attached below) and submit it, together with your CV and a brief description of your achievement, to the Faculty of Social Communication and Media Studies of the University of Wrocław: Collegium Antropologicum, ul. Kuźnicza 35, ground floor, room 13 (the building next to the Main Building). Submit your application by 24 March! We are available Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Professor Helena Duffy from the Department of French Literature and Culture at the University of Wrocław has been awarded the prestigious Käte Hamburger Fellowship for her interdisciplinary research project “Embodied Trauma Beyond the Human: Reparative Potential of Holocaust Literature”. Professor Helena Duffy will conduct her research at the CURE Research Centre (Cultural Practices of Reparation) at Saarland University in Germany during the upcoming academic year.

The Technology Transfer Centre (СTT) of the University of Wrocław announces applications for the competition: “TRACTT – Theory » Development » Acceleration with the Technology Transfer Centre”.