Adam Mickiewicz University is a public university located in Poznań, Poland, established in 1919. With a student body of approximately 40,000, the university is one of the largest and most prestigious academic institutions in the country. It is organized into 20–21 faculties, offering a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs across disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, law, natural sciences, mathematics, computer science, geography, geology, and theology. The university is recognized for its strong emphasis on research-led teaching and interdisciplinary studies, with hundreds of ongoing national and international research projects. Adam Mickiewicz University maintains a robust international presence, offering numerous English-taught programs and welcoming students from around the world. Its campuses include the main Morasko site, central and south-western city locations, as well as branches in Kalisz, Gniezno, and Słubice. The university has received the 'HR Excellence in Research' award and implements the principles of the European Charter for Researchers. Its mission is to advance knowledge through high-quality research and teaching in partnership with business, professions, and public services, while fostering an international academic environment. Adam Mickiewicz University is distinguished by its tradition of academic excellence, commitment to research innovation, and its role as a strategic partner in Central Europe’s educational and economic development.