premature births - Jagiellonian University
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premature births - Jagiellonian University
O v e r : 250 student societies and organisations Over 80 programmes of study Over 160 specialities 15 faculties Sample research topics: SOLAR ENERGY IMMUNE RESPONSE LUNG-IMAGING METHOD PLASMA PHYSICS KURDISH LITERATURE SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE SOLAR ENERGY BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS AUDIO DESCRIPTION IMMUNE RESPONSE CLIMATE CHANGE PREMATURE BIRTHS NEW DRUGS DESIGN PREMATURE BIRTHS THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION ENDOTHELIAL DYSFUNCTION DISCOVERING PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN SPECIES TREATMENT Over students doctoral students non-degree post-diploma students international agreements with higher education institutions from all over the world Erasmus+ agreements international students foreigners participating in short-term programmes Bundesarchiv, B 145 Bild-F059404-0019 / Schaack, Lothar / CC-BY-SA CHANGES IN THE BRAIN 4,000 academic staff 3,500 administrative staff Hugo Kołłątaj reforms the University in the spirit of the Enlightenment ANGIOTENSIN METABOLITES Nicholaus Copernicus enrols as the university student 6 XI 1939 1945 - 1989 late 20th and early 21st century 2014 arrest of professors and the University closedown by the German occupation authorities the 650th Jubilee of the Jagiellonian University lanother golden age of the University, marked by the work of many eminent researchers, including Karol Olszewski and Zygmunt Wróblewski OF HARD-TO-HEAL Kraków has had municipal rights since 1257 and is one of the oldest cities in Poland. From the 14th to the 16th century it was the capital of Poland and the place of coronation and burial of Polish kings (until as late as 1734). Today, Kraków is a popular tourist destination, thanks to its famous historic monuments, such as Wawel Castle, the St. Mary's Basilica, the Cloth Hall and the Main Market Square. 1938/1939 Karol Wojtyła, the future Pope John Paul II, enrols as a Polish studies student WOUNDS Kraków the future King of Poland Jan Sobieski studies at the University in Kraków N e a r l y : 1,000 1,600 1,700 1897 first women students enrol at the Jagiellonian University PREHISTORIC MONUMENTS The most modern part of the Jagiellonian University – the Campus of the 600th anniversary of JU Revival is located in Ruczaj district. It houses the premises of the faculties of: Biology and Earth Sciences, Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology, Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science, Mathematics and Computer Science, and Management and Social Communication, as well as the Natural Sciences Education Centre and the Małopolska Centre of Biotechnology. The buildings of the Faculty of Chemistry and the Institute of Geological Sciences are currently under construction. second half of the 19th century the University is officially named the Jagiellonian University Jagiellonian University in numbers: 42,000 3,000 2,000 200 1817 ANTI-CANCER THERAPIES The offices of Rector and Deans are located in Collegium Novum, which was built in 1887 at the old university campus next to the Planty park. The most valuable building of the historic academic quarter is Collegium Maius - the oldest university professors' college (since 1400), which housed the Jagiellonian Library in the 19th and early 20th century and now houses the JU Museum, whose collections include unique works of art, pieces of old scientific apparatus, and other historic items. Next to the museum, there is the Professors' Garden, full of interactive instruments. In 2014, a time capsule was buried there to celebrate the 650th anniversary of the university's foundation. 1777 - 1780 NEW IMAGING TECHNIQUES Today, the Jagiellonian University consists of 15 faculties, including 3 medical faculties, which make up the Medical College. The University provides education to about 50 thousand students, 65% of whom are women. Besides international students from the European Union, there are more and more young people from Asia, the Americas, and Africa, as well as East European countries studying at the oldest Polish higher education institution. the University's re-foundation thanks to the generosity of Queen Jadwiga and King Vladislaus Jagiełło 1643 - 1646 DRUG EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY JU Since the late 16th century the University was generally known as the Kraków Academy, whereas during the reform implemented by Hugo Kołłątaj in the years 1777 – 1786, it changed its name into the Principal School of the Realm. After the third partition of Poland (1795), when Kraków was incorporated into Austria, the University changed its name yet again – to the Principal School of Kraków, whereas the current name – the Jagiellonian University has been officially used since 1817. the age of such eminent scholars as Stanisław of Skalbmierz, Paweł Włodkowic, Marcina Bylica of Olkusz, Jan of Głogów, and Maciej Miechowita foundation of the University in Kraków by King Casimir the Great The 15th and 16th centuries were considered the “golden age” of the University in Kraków, which was famous for excellence in mathematics, astronomy and law, and a number of eminent scholars. The university attracted foreigners from all over Europe, who accounted for 44 percent of the students. Its most distinguished graduates in that period included the world famous astronomer Nicholaus Copernicus. 1491/1492 MOLECULAR MAGNETS The Jagiellonian University was funded on 12 May 1364 by King Casimir the Great. It is the oldest university in Poland and one of the oldest in Europe. The Studium Generale – as the University used to be called at that time – consisted of three faculties: of law, medicine and liberal arts. In 1400 the University was re-established by King Vladislaus Jagiełło and another faculty – of theology – was added to the restored institution. „The Golden 15th Century” ROOTS OF EUROPEAN CULTURE About the University 1400 MOLECULAR MAGNETS 12 V 1364 EXCAVATION WORK more: www.nauka.uj.edu.pl Communist period, marked by the disbandment of some Faculties, restriction of academic freedom, and student revolts (1956, 1968, 1980) the University regains autonomy after the Communist period, the medical faculties return to the university, the academic community celebrates the 600th Anniversary of the JU Revival, the 3rd Campus is built The Jagiellonian University also means: Jagiellonian Library – over 5 million books and periodicals Astronomical Observatory – monthly „Evenings with the stars” Botanical Garden – the oldest one in Poland, founded in 1783 University Centre of Veterinary Medicine UJ-UR – the only veterinary medicine study programme in south Poland Synchrotron Radiation Centre “Solaris” – the largest interdisciplinary research device in this part of Europe Małopolska Centre of Biotechnology, which conducts world class research Vineyard on Manor Brook, which produces international prize-winning university wine 10 museums A multitude of musical ensembles Auditorium Maximum – teaching and conference facility with an auditorium for more than 1,200 people The biggest employer in Małopolska region The longest academic history in Poland and one of the longest in the world FACULTIES Jagiellonian University sites in the centre of Kraków Faculty of Law and Administration Faculty of Medicine 1 Faculty of Pharmacy 2 Faculty of Health Sciences 3 5 Faculty of Philosophy 8 10 28 29 30 4 5 Faculty of History 6 Bator ałka J. wicz Marsz a Maja ha . 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Krupnicza 33 Jagiellonian Library, Archive, Al. Mickiewicza 22 Careers Service, ul. Straszewskiego 25 Centre of Technology Transfer and University Development, ul. Czapskich 4 Collegium Paderevianum II, Faculty of Philology, Disability Support Service, Al. Mickiewicza 9 Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 Collegium Broscianum, Institute of Religious Studies, Institute of Philosophy, Chair in Comparative Studies of Civilizations, ul. Grodzka 52 Collegium Iuridicum, Institute of Art History, Faculty of Law and Administration, ul. Grodzka 53 Collegium Minus, Institute of Archaeology, ul. Gołębia 11 Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and Administration, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of History, Faculty of Philosophy, Faculty of International and Political Studies, ul. Gołębia 24 Collegium Witkowski, Institute of History, ul. Gołębia 13 Collegium Wróblewski, Faculty of Law and Administration,ul. Olszewskiego 2 JU Guesthouse, ul. Floriańska 49 S. Pigoń Guesthouse, Institute of European Studies, ul. Garbarska 7a Nawojka Dormitory, ul. Reymonta 11 Żaczek Dormitory, Al. 3 maja 5 Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Rynek Główny 34 Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Law and Administration, ul. Gołębia 9 Institute of Musicology, ul. Westerplatte 10 Institute of Geological Sciences, ul. Oleandry 2a Institute of Political Science and International Relations, ul. Jabłonowskich 5 Institute of Pedagogy, ul. Batorego 12 Institute of Psychology, ul. Ingardena 27 Jagiellonian Language Centre, ul. Krupnicza 2 Silesian College, Al. Mickiewicza 3 Interfaculty Individual Studies in the Humanities, Institute of Sociology, Rynek Główny 8 Museum of Anatomy, ul. Kopernika 12 JU Museum Collegium Maius, ul. Jagiellońska 15 Museum of Pharmacy, ul. Floriańska 25 Botanical Garden, Institute of Botany, ul. Kopernika 27 Larisch House, ul. Bracka 12 Teachers' Training Centre, ul. Wiślna 3 University Hospital in Kraków, ul. Kopernika 36 Faculty of Chemistry, ul. Ingardena 3 Faculty of Philology, Faculty of Philosophy, ul. Reymonta 4 Faculty of Medicine, ul. Św. Anny 12 Faculty of Health Sciences, ul. Michałowskiego 12 Faculty of Polish Studies, ul. Gołębia 16 The Jagiellonian University buildings are also located in other parts of Kraków, including Ruczaj, Prokocim, Przegorzały, and Wola Justowska.