The Jagiellonian University Museum is hosting a temporary exhibition devoted to the figure of Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński in relation to the Polish Sejm’s decision to make him one of the patrons of the year 2026, which marks the 200th anniversary of his death.

The Jagiellonian University Museum is hosting the exhibition Inside out. JU professors’ and students attire throughout the ages, presenting the less obvious side of the academic community – the history of garments worn by its members, both on everyday basis and during ceremonies.

The lecture series Basics of Accelerator Physics, organised by the JU National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS and the Warsaw University of Technology, offers a comprehensive overview of the principles, design, and applications of particle accelerators. This course begins with a historical perspective on the development of accelerators and an overview of their main types.

The Polish Senate has declared 2026 to be the Year of Andrzej Wajda, marking the 100th anniversary of his birth and the 10th anniversary of his death. This provides an excellent opportunity to re-examine Wajda’s film oeuvre and broader artistic legacy, and to subject it to critical analysis informed by new contexts and contemporary research perspectives.

On 20 November 2026, the Jagiellonian University will host the international seminar 'Science and Religion: From the Copernican Revolution to the AI Revolution', bringing together scholars to explore the historical and contemporary relationships between science, philosophy, and theology. The seminar will be accompanied by the Copernican Debate, “Can Science Replace Religion?”.

The Institute of Pedagogy at the JU Faculty of Philosophy are hosting an international academic conference devoted to the pedagogy of digital media, entitled New Media Pedagogy 2026 - Research Trends, Methodological Challenges and Successful Implementations. The main goal of the meeting is to contribute to the global discussion on the directions of media pedagogy.

Soon, the Jagiellonian University will once again become a vibrant space for inspiring conversations, shared experience and new career possibilities. The 2nd Academic Career Festival, organised as part of the University’s activities supporting the HR Excellence in Research strategy, is addressed to academic staff, research and teaching staff, teaching staff, and non-academic staff employed in the University’s research sector.

The JU Faculty of Polish Studies and JU Faculty of philoogy invite scholars to participate in an international academic conference devoted to the reception, reinterpretation, and multidimensional influence of Emanuel Swedenborg on literature and the arts, from the eighteenth century to the present day. The conference will be held in cooperation with the Swedenborg Society (London).

The international conference Scraps… Reading Residuality, organised by the JU Doctoral School in the Humanities and the JU Faculty of Polish Studies will be devoted to issues related to scraps, remnants or rubbish and the category of residuality in culture and literature.

JU Institute of Economy, Finance and Management invites you to attend the annual European Business Ethics Network conference, which this year will be held under the motto 'Development vithout Values? Ethical Challenges in the Modern World'. The event will be hosted on 19-21 May 2027 in Kraków.

The fourth international conference on Slavic Dialectal Phraseology will be held at the Jagiellonian University Faculty of Polish Studies under the auspices of the Etymological Commission of the International Committee of Slavists and the Phraseological Commission at the Committee of Linguistics of the Polish Academy of Sciences.