University of Luzon Strengthens Friendship with Józef Gołuchowski University of Applied Sciences
Posted on 15th of Oct 2026 by UL Administrator
The University of Luzon continues to build meaningful connections with international academic institutions through its growing partnership with Józef Gołuchowski University of Applied Sciences in Poland, supporting professional growth, knowledge exchange, and collaborative learning across borders.
On October 3, 2026, Dr. Carmelo John E. Vidal and Dr. Dolores B. Bustillo represented UL President Dr. Luis M. Samson Jr. at the Polish university’s 30th Anniversary celebration and the inauguration of Academic Year 2026–2027. The occasion brought together members of the academic community and international delegates to celebrate three decades of educational service.
The University of Luzon extends its warm congratulations to Rector Dr. Paweł Gotowiecki and the entire Józef Gołuchowski University of Applied Sciences community. UL also expresses its sincere gratitude for the warm welcome, friendship, and hospitality extended to its delegates.
Beyond geographical boundaries, the growing friendship between the two universities reflects the value of connecting people through education. These ties create opportunities to exchange knowledge, learn from different educational practices, and encourage professional growth within the academic community.
The occasion also highlights how friendship and cooperation can support sustainable development through education. These efforts align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4: Quality Education, by encouraging professional learning and the sharing of educational practices, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, through international cooperation and lasting connections between academic communities.
The University of Luzon values its friendship with Józef Gołuchowski University of Applied Sciences and looks forward to nurturing this connection through future opportunities for learning and cultural exchange. Though separated by distance, both universities share a common purpose in education and a friendship that continues to bring their communities closer together.
