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The roots of the University date back to 1809, when on the initiative of doctors - August Wolff, Jacek Dziarkowski, Józef Czekierski and Franciszek Brandt - and a pharmacy assessor, Józef Celiński, the Academic-Medical Faculty was established.
1810 7 June - The official opening of the Academy
1813 30 December - The award ceremony of the first diplomas to 18 graduates, including 6 doctors of medicine and surgery, 4 surgeons of the first grade, 1 surgeon of the second grade, 5 chemists and 2 pharmacists
1815 Stanisław Kostka Potocki submitted a memorandum to the Tsar on the foundation of a University with a Faculty of Medicine
1817 1 February - The University of Warsaw was opened March - On a motion of the Deans, the General Council introduced the name Royal University Official opening of the Royal University
1828 21 December - Pursuant to the resolution of the Government Commission of Religious Affairs and Public Education lower grade medical courses were discontinued.
1829 9 March - Decision on changing the university name to: Alexander’s Royal University of Warsaw
1831 19 November - The University of Warsaw was closed.
1857 1 October - Opening of the Medico-Chirurgical Academy.
1858 September - Theoretical classes took place at the Staszic Palace, while practical classes at the following hospitals: Infant Jesus (Therapeutic and Surgical Department), St John of God (Psychiatry Department), Opthalmic Institute (Eye and Ear Disorder Department), Obstetrics Institute.
1862 25 November - The opening ceremony of the Main School of Warsaw with the Faculty of Medicine
1869 20 June - Further to a decree of Tsar Alexander II, the Main School of Warsaw was closed, to be replaced by the Imperial University of Warsaw with Russian as the official language.
1905 January - Students organised a rally upon receiving information on the outbreak of the Russian Revolution of 1905.
1915 5 August - Warsaw was occupied by the German Army.
1917 7 November - Official opening of the academic year at the University
1921 2 May - Józef Piłsudski Marshal of Poland was awarded the title of Honorary Doctor
1927 9 February - The Senate of the University of Warsaw on a motion of the Council of the Faculty of Medicine of 21 January 1927 adopted a resolution, which founded the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
1931 1 October - Official opening of the Faculty of Pharmacy buildings on 3 Oczki Street
1933 15 March - The State Institute of Dentistry was included among tertiary state schools and renamed to the Academy of Dentistry.
1935 26 August - The President of the Republic of Poland issued a decree on the change of name to the Józef Piłsudski University of Warsaw
1936 2 February - Official opening of the Medical Student Hostel on 7 Oczki Street
1940 Autumn - Doctor Marian Koczwara organised clandestine biology classes at the Faculty of Mathematics and Nature of the University of Warsaw.
1944 1 August - The outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944.
1945 January - Opening of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Warsaw 27 December - Opening of the Academy of Dentistry
1949 1 September - Incorporation of the Academy of Dentistry as the Division of Dentistry to the Faculty of Medicine with a four-year curriculum
1950 1 January - Founding of an independent institution called the Doctoral Academy, which incorporated all medical faculties of the University of Warsaw 3 March - Pursuant to a decision of the Council of Ministers, the Doctoral Academy was renamed the Medical Academy.
1951 10 November - The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine was separated from the Medical Academy and incorporated in the Warsaw University of Life Sciences
1955 Medical studies were extended from 5 to 6 years, and dentistry studies from 4 to 5 years
1961 20 November - Introduction of four-year postgraduate studies in pharmaceutical sciences pursuant to a decision of the Ministry of Health and Social Care
1962 The Faculty of Medicine of the Medical Academy introduced doctoral studies
1968 12 March - One day after the protest at the University of Warsaw, a students’ rally took place in the Collegium Anatomicum building of the Medical Academy, calling for the defence of freedom and the respect of civic rights
1975 7 October - The Rector Professor Szczęsny L. Zgliczyński on a motion of the University Senate convoked the Council of the Second Faculty of Medicine The Transplantology Institute was founded as an interdepartmental unit
1977 The publication of the first issue of the Medical Academy quarterly entitled “Medycyna ‒ Dydaktyka ‒ Wychowanie”
1980 A branch of the Independent Self-governing Trade Union “Solidarity” (NSZZ “Solidarność”) was founded at the University, the Independent Students’ Union (NZS) was legalised
1990 The first joint inauguration of the academic year with the University of Warsaw
1993 The English Division was established at the Second Faculty of Medicine
2000 29 May - The Senate of the Medical Academy approved a resolution on the opening of the Faculty of Health Sciences with Divisions of Nursing, Midwifery and Dietetics
2001 May - The Physiotherapy Division was opened at the Second Faculty of Medicine
2002 Opening of the Faculty of Postgraduate Studies
2006 25 September - The Senate of the Medical Academy in a unanimous vote passed a resolution to change its name to the Medical University of Warsaw
2008 22 March - The Medical Academy officially became the Medical University of Warsaw
2009 Medical University of Warsaw celebrated 200 years of teaching medicine in Warsaw
2014 opening of the building of the Center for Preclinical Research
2015 September - opening of the new seat of the Independent Public Children's Clinical Hospital in Warsaw December - opening of the Sports and Rehabilitation Centre
2018 16 October - in the Golden Hall of the Kazimierzowski Palace, the Medical University of Warsaw and the University of Warsaw signed a letter of intent on the creation of their federation
2019 May - new Statute of the Medical University of Warsaw was adopted.
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