Welcome to IGSM Wrocław 2027 — an international meeting bringing together students from universities around the world who share an interest in geodesy, geomatics, surveying, GIS, and related sciences.
Spend a week in Wrocław exchanging knowledge, discovering new perspectives, experiencing Polish culture, and building friendships and professional connections that go beyond borders.
The International Geodetic Student Meeting is an annual event connecting students interested in geodesy, geomatics, surveying, geoinformatics, GIS, remote sensing, and related fields.
IGSM Wrocław 2027 will combine academic activities with workshops, presentations, excursions, cultural experiences, networking opportunities, and social events.
The 39th International Geodetic Student Meeting will take place in Wrocław, Poland in May 2027.
The detailed schedule, event venues, and additional programme information will be announced closer to the meeting.
IGSM is primarily aimed at students studying geodesy, geomatics, surveying, GIS, geoinformatics, remote sensing, and other related disciplines.
Participants from universities and student organisations from around the world are welcome.
All attendees must be at least 18 years old.
Registration will be available through the official IGSM website.
Participants will need to complete the online registration form and follow the provided payment instructions.
Registration dates, deadlines, participation fees, and payment details will be published before registration opens.
As the number of participants may be limited, early registration is recommended.
Full details of the registration fee will be announced before registration begins.
Cancellation requests should be submitted in writing to the organising committee.
The detailed cancellation and refund policy will be provided during registration. Refund conditions may depend on the date the cancellation request is received..
Yes. Exploring the host city and its culture is an important part of the IGSM experience.
Participants will have the opportunity to discover Wrocław and the Lower Silesia region, learn more about Polish culture and history, and spend time with other attendees outside the academic programme.
More information about planned excursions will be announced with the official schedule.
Wrocław is easily accessible from many Polish and European cities.
The nearest airport is Wrocław Airport (WRO), which offers both domestic and international connections.
Information regarding recommended accommodation, prices, locations, and booking procedures will be announced by the organising committee.
Participants will receive all necessary accommodation details before the event.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality.
Poland is part of the European Union and the Schengen Area, so participants should check the entry requirements that apply to their country before travelling.
If necessary, the organising committee may provide an official invitation letter after successful registration.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us via email at igsmofficial@gmail.com, or through our social media channels. We’re here to help you with all your inquiries!
The official language of IGSM Wrocław 2027 is English.
Yes.
Participants will have the opportunity to present academic research, student projects, initiatives, or other work connected with geodesy, geomatics, GIS, surveying, remote sensing, and related disciplines.
Presentation formats, application procedures, and deadlines will be announced before the event.
Definitely. International networking and cooperation are at the heart of IGSM.
The programme will include social events, excursions, an opening ceremony, informal gatherings, networking activities, and a gala dinner.
These activities are designed to encourage participants to exchange experiences, meet students from other universities, and build lasting international connections.
Wrocław is one of Poland’s largest academic centres and one of the country’s most vibrant student cities.
Known for its historic Market Square, colourful architecture, numerous bridges and islands, and iconic Wrocław dwarfs, the city offers a unique combination of history, culture, and modern student life.
Located in the heart of Lower Silesia, Wrocław is also a great starting point for discovering one of Poland’s most diverse regions.