We would like to invite graduate students and undergraduate students of 3rd year interested in expanding their knowledge of nuclear energy to participate in a student exchange program between the University of Warsaw (UW) and KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS) in South Korea, majoring in Nuclear Power Plant Engineering.

It's been 4 years since University of Warsaw (UW) and KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS) started their active cooperation. In this article we present a summary of every project or program of KINGS that's connected to Poland and UW.

Tomorrow (2026.02.17) is one of the most important holidays in Korea. Find out what an you say on such occasion and which traditions are being cultivated up to this day during this time.

We would like to give you our most sincere wishes for the upcoming Christmas and for the new year of 2026.

On 25 November 2025, the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw hosted a delegation from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Poland. The Korean guests met with the University’s authorities, the deans of the Faculty, and UW researchers. The discussions focused on the further development of educational and scientific cooperation within the NCC (Nuclear Collaboration Center).

Between 19 and 21 October 2025, students of the Nuclear Energy major and the Nuclear Reactor Physics specialization (Physics major) at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, accompanied by professor Agnieszka Korgul, took part in an educational trip to Brno. The purpose of the visit was to familiarize students with research infrastructure and the practical aspects of radioactive waste management in the Czech Republic – a country with a well-developed nuclear energy sector. The visit was possible thanks to the collaboration established through Polish and Czech NCCs.

Today we shall discuss four most commonly used phrases in the Polish language. This article is the second part of a series called ‘Culture walk’, where we bring cultures of the partnering institutions of NCC closer to our readers.

We would like to invite graduate students and doctoral candidates interested in expanding their knowledge of nuclear energy to participate in a student exchange program between the University of Warsaw (UW) and KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS) in South Korea, majoring in Nuclear Power Plant Engineering.

We would like to invite all students of Nuclear Energetics major to participate in the new lectures organised withing the NCC initiative. The upcoming lectures this semester include Global Energy Business – New Nuclear Build, lead by one of the most experienced experts in the field of nuclear energy, Prof. Kisig Kang, but also a short series of lectures concerning the culture of Korea.

Last Tuesday (September 9), the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FNSPE CTU) had hosted the official opening of the Nuclear Collaboration Center (NCC), established together with the KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS).

In this post we will share with you the Admission Guidelines for the upcoming academic year at KINGS, as well as the main deadlines during the process.

Today we shall discuss four most commonly used phrases in the Korean language. This article is the first part of a series called ‘Culture walk’, where we bring cultures of the partnering institutions of NCC closer to our readers.

On June 18th in Prague, delegations from UW and KINGS met to discuss plans for activities in the upcoming academic year. Administrative matters and possibilities of future programs were also considered.

In April and May the Faculty of Physics UW hosted more lecturers from KINGS. They gave lectures on net-zero technology and thermal hydraulic simulation. The classes were held as a part of the Nuclear Collaboration Center project.

On May 16, KINGS held a local alumni gathering in Warsaw, Poland, bringing together Polish alumni who had previously participated in various KINGS HRD program.