European science is evolving, and Poland is actively participating in the process. European Degree and new ERA priorities are shaping research and education, attracting global talent, and boosting international collaboration. Internationalization of science also supports strengthening integration and innovation in Europe.
Internationalization unlocks the future of European science and education, as underlined by participants of the "Transnational Science Cooperation" conference in Brussels. Polish Deputy Minister of Science, Professor Andrzej Szeptycki, and speakers from the Polish Academy of Sciences and NAWA present Poland's approach to international cooperation between scientists and research institutions. Speakers describe how the European Degree Label is revolutionizing joint study programs, the latest European Research Area (ERA) priorities for 2025-2027, and Poland's strategy to attract global talent and foster international research excellence.