The Warsaw University of Life Sciences is strengthening global efforts to combat hunger and improve access to quality education through a Polish Aid project supporting modern milk processing training in Tanzania. As part of this initiative, SGGW experts have delivered specialized workshops, introduced new dairy products, and contributed to long-term improvements in local food safety and production practices.

We invite the entire academic community to participate in a study that will allow us to accurately calculate our university's carbon footprint.

From 13 to 15 November, the General Assembly, Forum and Student Scientific Conference of the European ELLS network are taking place in Uppsala, Sweden. ELLS brings together leading universities collaborating in the fields of natural resource management, agricultural and forestry sciences, biological sciences, animal sciences, food sciences, environmental sciences and rural development, including agricultural economics and rural sociology.

SGGW joins the European EURAXESS network

As of 1 October 2025, following a competitive selection process and in accordance with the decision of the Rector of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, the position of Chancellor of SGGW has been assumed by Dr. Arkadiusz Gruchała.

The Warsaw University of Life Sciences continues its educational cooperation in Tanzania. As part of the Polish Aid programme, university staff conduct training courses for teachers and technical personnel of the Livestock Training Agency in Tengeru, supporting the development of competences in the field of milk processing safety and technology.