Faculty of Veterinary Medicine - Warsaw English Division
Vice-Rector for International Affairs invites the academic community to take part in the carbon footprint survey
Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Dr Marta Mendel, Professor of SGGW, invites all members of the academic community to participate in a survey designed to accurately calculate the university’s carbon footprint. The survey is available until 7 December.
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Vice-Rector for International Affairs invites the academic community to take part in the carbon footprint survey
01.12.2025
Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Dr Marta Mendel, Professor of SGGW, invites all members of the academic community to participate in a survey designed to accurately calculate the university’s [...]
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SGGW Christmas Meeting
27.11.2025
The Rector of SGGW, Professor Michał Zasada, invites the entire academic community to the annual Christmas Meeting on December 15th, 2025, at 2 PM in the Crystal Hall. Join us to celebrate the spirit [...]
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The BioLAB Program 2026-27
27.10.2025
BioLAB 2026–27: 12-month U.S. research traineeships for students (incl. Veterinary Medicine, Polish & English Division). Call open — check eligibility and dates.
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Important: Biosecurity at SGGW Farms (FMD)
08.04.2025
Protecting our animal herds is a shared responsibility. In light of the increasing risk of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD), SGGW's Agricultural Experimental Farms are reinforcing biosecurity protocols. [...]
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
The history of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine dates back to July 17, 1824, when it opened Government Veterinary Institute in Burakowo near Warsaw. The legal basis for the beginnings of veterinary education in Poland was the decree of 1816, which provided for the opening of a practical veterinary school in the Kingdom of Poland. At that time, the studies lasted only 2 years. The November Uprising led to the discontinuation of veterinary training for 10 years. The resumption of education took place in 1840, in which it was established, operating under the Institute in Marymont, School of Vets and the studies were extended to four years. In 1889, the University was granted the official status of a university, and in 1901, the complex of buildings at ul. Grochowska 272 in Warsaw’s Praga district.
