Medical University of Lublin (MUL)
Lublin, Poland – November 21, 2025
The Medical University of Lublin (MUL) hosted a series of strategic meetings this week as members of MUL International’s advisory team convened in Lublin to review and report on the progress of students enrolled in the American Track of the International Program—both those in Poland completing their basic medical sciences and clinical training, as well as those currently training in the United States. The series of events culminated with the 75th anniversary jubilee celebration of the University, as well as the 30th anniversary of the English Division.
MUL International advisors met with the Rector, Chancellor, Bursar, Vice Rectors, Deans, senior faculty, and directors from multiple university offices to present updates on academic outcomes, clinical training integration, and student support initiatives. Discussions centered on strengthening MUL’s English Division curriculum, expanding cross-continental teaching collaboration, and enhancing the academic pathways available to MUL medical students completing rotations in Poland and in the United States.
During their visit, MUL International officials also held dedicated sessions with first-, second-, and third-year American Track students currently studying on campus in Lublin. These meetings provided an opportunity for students to share their academic experiences, discuss upcoming milestones, and engage directly with the leadership team coordinating their long-term academic and clinical training.
As part of the visit, MUL hosted an early Thanksgiving gathering for students, faculty, and guests—an event that underscored the University’s commitment to community, cultural connection, and the well-being of its diverse student population. The celebration also provided an informal setting for continued dialogue and mentorship between students and MUL officials.
The Medical University of Lublin remains committed to delivering a globally competitive medical education and fostering strong partnerships across its international programs. The University’s ongoing engagement with American Track students—both in Poland and in the United States—reflects its dedication to academic excellence and to supporting future physicians at every stage of their training.
