Certificates & Awards

On 7 April 2025, the main conference of the Krakow Integration Days took place under the theme "Dialogue on mental health - contemporary challenges". The event brought together academics, experts and those involved in building accessible and supportive spaces at universities. One of the key points of the programme was the presentation of the Integralia Awards - distinctions awarded to AGH University employees who, with their daily work and commitment, contribute to improving the conditions for people with disabilities in the academic community.

Dr Stanisław Skórka, Director of the AGH University Main Library, was recognised for his consistent efforts to ensure the accessibility of library resources and events organised by the AGH University Main Library. Thanks to his initiative, a Collection Digitisation Team has been established, which prepares teaching materials in forms adapted to the needs of the blind and visually impaired. Dr Skóra also places great emphasis on raising the awareness and competence of the library team in terms of accessibility, and provides support in the organisation of events, including through the presence of Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters.

Agnieszka Podrazik - Deputy Director of the AGH University Main Library, coordinator of the Standardisation Information Team and plenipotentiary of the Director of the AGH University Main Library for the Information Security Management System - was awarded the honorary title of "Promoter of Standardisation Education". The distinction was awarded by the President of the Polish Committee for Standardisation, Ewa Zielińska, in recognition of her achievements in promoting standardisation. The commemorative diploma was presented by the Minister of the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Krzysztof Gawkowski, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Polish Committee for Standardisation.

The honorary title "Promoter of Standardisation Education" has been awarded since 2015 by the President of the Polish Committee for Standardisation. It is awarded to a person who supports standardisation education through political, organisational, promotional, publishing activities; contributes to the dissemination of standardisation knowledge and the promotion of standardisation in teaching and education; actively participates in the process of implementing standardisation education in teaching and education practice (at any educational level) or uses in practice the achievements of standardisation in the sphere of education.

The AGH University Main Library took part in the 15th edition of the Noble Gift, under the motto "One for all, all for one!".

In the 7th edition of the architectural competition "Barrier-free Krakow", organised by the Krakow City Hall, we were awarded a distinction in the "public buildings" category for the best adapted building for the disabled.

As part of the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All 2007, we took part in the training course "Disabled-friendly spot - counteracting discrimination against disabled and elderly people in social, public and cultural life", and after successfully passing the exam, we were awarded the "Disabled-friendly spot" certificate.