The Borderland Museum in Działdowo, a regional cultural institution located within the historic Działdowo Castle, has become a new stakeholder of the Institute of European Studies. The Museum undertakes exhibition, educational and outreach activities, focusing on the history and cultural heritage of the borderland region. It combines traditional displays with innovative forms of presentation, engaging both the local community and visitors from across Poland and abroad.

Are you the third year undergraduate student, or in the first or second year of your Master’s programme? Are you interested in pursuing a career within the institutions of the European Union? We invite you to attend an information session with experts from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who will explain the recruitment process for the recently opened competition for entry‑level policy officer posts in the EU institutions (AD5 Graduates).

In the first days of February this year, a new book by Dr hab. Tadeusz Kopyś, Professor at the Jagiellonian University, was released under the title A History of Modern Hungary, 1848–1990. The volume guides readers through 150 years of Hungary’s turbulent past, placing national developments within the broader context of transformations across Central Europe.

It is slowly becoming a tradition that, in their spare time, colleagues from ISE take to walking, running, and collectively logging kilometres for charitable causes. At the beginning of February, we took part in another edition of the 3rd Virtual ‘Panting T‑Shirt’ Run.

On 2 February 2026, an online information session was held on the competition for entry-level policy positions in the institutions of the European Union – AD5 Graduates. The event brought together 27 students.