On 18–19 May 2026, the Polish Academy of Sciences Research Station in Paris hosted a conference entitled ‘Enhanced Polish-French cooperation in the light of the Treaty of Nancy: scientific diplomacy, security, migration’. The first day was devoted to migration, security and public communication. The PHC Polonium project “AMIPOL” was presented, analysing the politicisation and mediatisation of migration and their links to security, securitisation and hybrid threats. Researchers from the Sciences Po Aix, Sorbonne Nouvelle, the University of Lyon, the SGH Warsaw School of Economics and the University of Warsaw took part in the presentation. The second day of the conference focused on scientific and cultural diplomacy.
In a world where knowledge and innovation set the pace of progress, the SGH Warsaw School of Economics has become a recognised hallmark of excellence in economic education. From its very beginnings, its value has been built on strong foundations of knowledge, skills and competencies, as well as a distinctive ability to connect with its environment, shaped by an acute understanding of market needs and a commitment to meeting them at the highest level of expectation.
On April 27–28, the SGH Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) hosted the “4th NDC Conference 2026: Global Megatrends and the Challenges for Pension Systems,” the fourth NDC conference dedicated to global megatrends and the challenges facing pension systems in the 21st century. International experts discussed the implementation and operation of NDC (Non-financial Defined Contribution) pension systems in various countries, including Sweden, Poland, and Italy. The conference was held as part of the celebrations marking the 120th anniversary of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics.
On March 24th 2026, at the European University Institute (EUI), in the historic setting of Villa Salviati, took place the panel “Pro-Palestinian Activism as an Intersectional Movement”. The event was organised in coordination with The Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group and the Working Group on Palestine of the EUI and with the support of Professor Bruno Gammerl and Professor Monika Baar. The panel aimed to shed light on a relatively overlooked phenomenon that constitutes an attempt to deconstruct the dominant narratives on the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
On October 22 2025, at SGH Warsaw School of Economics, the First Inter-University Climate Forum took place, during which experts, business representatives, local governments, and non-governmental organizations together searched for solutions for climate protection and sustainable development.
The Historical Archives of the European Union in Florence, in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, is accepting applications for research grants for archival research in the field of European integration in the HAEU collections in Florence.
We’ve opened our Internet Registration System (ISR), thanks to which candidates for first and second cycle studies will be able to create a personal account in our system before the start of admission process.
