The Polish Institute for Evidence Based Medicine (PIEBM) is a nonprofit organization established in 2003.

The Institute excels in developing medical publications, comprehensive digital resources, and continuing medical education (CME) programs for health care professionals and medical trainees.

Through effective knowledge translation we aim to transform complex scientific findings into accessible, practical information that enhances clinical decision-making. By bridging the gap between research and practice, we strive to improve the quality of health care and medical education globally.

The Jagiellonian University Medical College is the medical faculty of Poland's oldest university, which was founded in 1364 by King Casimir III the Great. Currently, JUMC comprises three faculties: Medicine, Pharmacy and Health Sciences, with a student population of 5600 from Poland and around the world. JUMC offerings include a long-cycle master's programs, first and second-cycle programs, prostgradulate programs, and Doctoral School. The part of the Faculty of Medicine is the School of Medicine in English conducting medicine and dentistry programs in English.

Wroclaw Medical University is one of the best medical universities in Poland with over 75 years of tradition. Our students can develop their skills in the biggest and most modern clinical base in the region, as well as in the Medical Simulation Centre equipped with interactive phantoms. The studies are adapted to the common European program — our diplomas are recognized in all EU/EFTA countries, the US, Canada, India, Thailand, Taiwan, and many more. Teaching is carried out by a team of highly educated specialists in tutorial groups of 10–12 students in the theoretical subjects and 4–5 students during bedside teaching. The student community is active and very diverse — there are almost 120 student organizations, focusing not only on scientific research, but also sports, arts, culture, etc. Our efforts to provide the best education standards have also been recognized by Times Higher Education World University Ranking, in which we achieved the highest result of all Polish universities, both overall and in Medicine&Dentistry.

Our university in the rankings

• Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE WUR) - 2025:
  WMU is ranked as the best university in Poland, placing it in the 501-600 range globally and within the top 2–3% of universities worldwide.
• Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) – 2024:
  WMU is the only Polish medical university included in this year’s Shanghai Ranking, maintaining its status as the national leader for four consecutive years.
• Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) – 2024:
  WMU has achieved the top position among medical universities in Poland and is the highest-ranked university in Wrocław.
• CWTS Leiden Ranking 2024:
  In Biomedical and Health Sciences, WMU ranks second among Polish medical universities and has improved 21 places overall to 742nd position globally.

Contact

Uniwersytet Medyczny we Wrocławiu
Wybrzeże L. Pasteura 1, Wroclaw, Poland
+48 71 784 11 34
komunikacja@umw.edu.pl

Medical University of Lodz (MUL) is a leading Polish public university with a solid international reputation, as confirmed by sectoral rankings. Since its establishment in the 1940s, MUL has been a driving force in medical education, research, and healthcare.

The University offers a diverse range of programs, attracting over 9,500 students, including a growing number of international students. With three affiliated teaching hospitals, MUL is the largest employer in the region.

MUL excels in both education and research. The University provides comprehensive doctoral education through its International Doctoral School, covering pharmaceutical, medical, and health sciences. Its research initiatives, often interdisciplinary, address pressing societal and economic challenges. Clinical research has a particular focus on developing innovative diagnostics and therapies.

Beyond its core academic and research functions, MUL actively contributes to the community. The University is involved in various charitable, cultural, and sporting initiatives, demonstrating its commitment to social responsibility and improving the quality of life in the region.

Research grant? A PhD program? Publish your preliminary data with Polish Archives of Internal Medicine! Polish Archives of Internal Medicine with an impact factor of 3.8 (for 2023) is an open access, international, peer-reviewed, online-only periodical issued monthly in English. The journal is designed to publish articles related to all aspects of internal medicine, both clinical and basic science, provided they have practical implications.