Research priorities
UZC develops projects in digital technologies, health, social sciences and sustainability.
Science and Research
Applied research, laboratories and partner cooperation.
Priorities
UZC research areas
Secure digital transformation
Cybersecurity, AI, data, robotics and public-system resilience.
Local community health
Prevention, health education, medical simulation and care coordination.
Development of Częstochowa and the subregion
Labor market, administration, culture, education and spatial planning.
Sustainable energy and environment
Environmental monitoring, functional materials, water management and renewable energy.
Wellbeing and learning quality
Needs assessment, student support, tutoring and program evaluation.
Projects
Sample research projects
Electronic certificates and trusted document workflows
Lead: mgr Aleksandra Wrona
The project develops procedures for secure issuing, auditing and archiving of student and staff documents.
certificate audit model
data-protection guidelines
Accessible campus and alternative material formats
Lead: mgr Natalia Malec
The team analyses digital and architectural barriers and prepares a support standard for students with disabilities.
barrier map
alternative-format standard
Secure Digital Campus
Lead: dr inż. Marek Zieliński
The project develops identity management, document protection and online-service audit models.
security architecture model
administrator workshops
Regional health-needs map
Lead: dr n. med. Ewa Wójcik
The study combines surveys, public data and consultations with healthcare institutions.
recommendation report
educational materials
Renewable energy for small campuses
Lead: dr hab. Paweł Sienkiewicz
The pilot monitors energy use, photovoltaic potential and building-user education.
energy-use dashboard
emission-reduction plan
Labor market for graduates of new universities
Lead: dr Anna Maj
Analysis of competencies, career pathways and regional employer expectations.
competency barometer
program recommendations
First-year student wellbeing
Lead: dr Marta Lewandowska
The project studies adaptation, academic stress and brief support interventions.
workshop program
survey tools