The first computer game was written 75 years ago. Today, virtual worlds are constantly traversed by millions of players. Thanks to smartphones, games have become a widely available form of entertainment that has a huge impact on our psychology.

Information technologies can be today found in every area of life. That's why it might be worth it to know the digital world and use this knowledge in practice.

Joyful and merry Christmas wishes of prosperity in the coming 2022 from Prof. Andrzej Kucharski, dean of the Faculty, together with the vice-deans.

In view of the difficult epidemic situation, the university’s Rector, Prof. Arkadiusz Wójs, has decided that from January 3, 2022, until the end of the winter semester, classes will only be held remotely.

Tomasz Biadacz, a graduate from Wrocław University of Science and Technology, was distinguished by the Program Council of the Teleinformatics Forum and a special NASK PIB award for the best thesis in the field of cybersecurity.

The National Science Center has announced the results of the last stage of this year's Miniatura competition. The winners include Bogusław Szczupak, PhD from our faculty and nine people from Wroclaw University of Science and Technology.

Technical Committee on Computational Collective Intelligence, co-chaired by prof. Ngoc Thanh Nguyena, received the "Most Active TCs" award from IEEE SMC 2021.

Prof. Arkadiusz Wójs, WUST rector, signed the "Equality Plan for Wrocław University of Science and Technology for the years 2022-2024". Our university is one of the first in Poland to adopt this type of document.

Six researchers from the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology are listed in a very prestigious TOP 2% ranking of the most influential people of science in the world.