Wroclaw is a charming city

Wroclaw is a charming city in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship of Poland. I was so lucky to spend my Erasmus time here. The city has a rich architectural heritage and ancient history. You can visit many unique architectural monuments that combine different European styles. Market Square - the heart of Wroclaw. The main building is the Town Hall, which decorates the city and gives it grandeur.

   However, I fell in love with this city not only because of the richness of architecture, culture, and history but above all because of the people. Poles are incredible. They are sincere, cheerful, friendly, and hospitable. And now, in such a difficult time for us, Ukrainians, they are ready to lend us a helping hand and support us not only in word but also in deed. Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees found refuge in Polish homes, and tons of humanitarian aid were sent to our land. Rallies, meetings, and actions in support of Ukraine have taken place in the center of Wroclaw since the beginning of the war. Events are still taking place. Ukrainian music is heard everywhere, and a blue and yellow flag hangs on almost every building. Poles are very sympathetic and open-hearted. Thanks to this, every Ukrainian can feel at home. Such invaluable and important support is felt in every look, smile, touch, and word.

Press release on the Introductory team meeting ( Twinning project)

On May 26, 2022 (starting at 1 pm) a tripartite meeting was held at ZOOM with the participation of representatives of Cormack Consultancy Group (Edinburgh, UK) Claire Axel-Berg, International Consultant and Lawyer for
Higher Education and Oksana Vavrenchuk, Executive Assistant, Director the Department of Access, Director of RVC Access and International Engagement (London, UK) Nina Davis and the Head of the International Relations Department of our University Oksana Palych.

*Content of the event:* During the introductory meeting, both educational institutions presented themselves, discussed areas of cooperation. Ms. Davis out that there is an opportunity to involve the Council of Veterinary
Schools and the British Veterinary Association to increase support.

The Twinning concept was discussed, which is aimed at creating a deep and long-lasting partnership, which will allow for the support of University in both the short and long term. It was also emphasized that all support
should focus on allowing the university to maintain its link with staff and students, and this is vital for the long-term survival and development of the university.Twinning should enable key stakeholder groups in both
universities to come together and work together (students, staff, researchers) and offer institutional support.

LABORATORY CLASSES IN FORENSIC VETERINARY MEDICINE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Під час лабораторного заняття для студентів магістратури за спеціальністю H6 «Ветеринарна медицина» в рамках курсу «Судова ветеринарна медицина» доцент, ветеринарний хірург Володимир Лемішевський, представив методологію визначення таксономічного походження шерсті тварин.