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Funding for new USil projects

In the recent “hot” project period, funding was obtained for new projects of the University of Silesia in Katowice. The list of projects, which received funding includes: ‘SPIN-ART Art and Culture Education Centre’ The project will be implemented until 30 June 2027, and the total value of funding obtained from European Funds for the University...

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Winners of the National Competition ‘USil Wild Card’

We have completed the second stage of the nationwide competition ‘USil Wild Card’! The competition interviews showed the intellectual potential of young, talented people – this year’s graduates applying to study at the University of Silesia. These are young people who are extremely ambitious, communicative and cultured, with many talents and with lots of scientific...

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USil Faculty of Law and Administration advances to 4th place in the Rzeczpospolita Ranking

In the latest, 14th edition of the Ranking of Law Faculties of the Rzeczpospolita daily, the University of Silesia advanced to 4th place among public universities in Poland—improving its position from last year’s 5th place. Our university was ranked just off the podium, losing only to the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, the University of Warsaw...

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Silver medal for USil Choir ‘Harmonia’

The University of Silesia Choir ‘Harmonia’, directed by Prof. Joanna Glenc from the Faculty of Arts and Educational Science, took part in the prestigious International Choir Competition MUNDI CANTANT as part of the 52nd International Festival of Songs Olomouc 2025 in Czechia.  It is one of the oldest music festivals in Europe, promoting and popularising...

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National Science Centre grants for USil scientists

The National Science Centre announced the results of the OPUS 28 call for proposals, addressed to all scientists regardless of the stage of their scientific career, and SONATA 20, addressed to people with a doctoral degree obtained between 2 and 7 years before the year of submitting the application. Below is the list of winners...

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