Jagiellonian University

1. The Jagiellonian University is one of the oldest universities in Europe and the oldest and greatest in Poland. Since the fourteenth century, Kraków has been regarded as one of Poland’s foremost academic hubs. The Jagiellonian University provides top-notch training for experts in all areas of science.
2. We look into funding for projects, including the acquisition of research tools. financing original research endeavours undertaken by PhD holders beginning their academic careers. The head of a brand-new research team must have earned an academic title or degree no more than ten years prior to submitting the application.
3. The Jagiellonian Library’s collection of early printed works is mostly the product of academic circles in Kraków. The only library in Poland whose collections have grown over time spontaneously is the Jagiellonian Library.
4. Older materials have been incorporated into the Section’s manuscript collection, while some items from the Library Archive have been given to the University Archive. The Manuscript Section also houses the Jagiellonian Library Archive, which contains books and documents from the Library from the 19th to the 21st centuries.
5. There are 51 000 items in the Jagiellonian Library’s cartographic collection, including roughly 3 800 atlases and 46 300 maps. We acquire all currently available Polish publications of a cartographic nature, which make up the bulk of our collection.
6. The university offers rare courses like nuclear medicine to the students. The students graduating from this university is recognized worldwide.
7. Under annually announced programmes, the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) offers scholarships to international students.
8. The NAWA Director’s decision serves as justification for enrolling in classes and being awarded the scholarship. The decision contains details about the duration of the scholarship, the terms of payment, and the amount of the award.
9. The Sports Office is in charge of using sports to advertise our University. In order to achieve this, it plans a variety of sporting events for both employees and students, including university Cooper tests, ski camps, and rowing competitions.