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About the University

University Schools:

European Medical School
European Business School
European School of IT
European School of Law
European Language School
European School of Architecture and Engineering
European School of Humanities
European School of Life Sciences

Popular Programs and Courses

General Medicine
Dentistry
General Surgery
Nursing
Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy
Neurosurgery
Oncology
Medicine of Emergency Conditions
Neurology and Reflexotherapy
Pediatrics
Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics
Medical Computer Science
Business Administration
Business Management
Administrating Management
Electrical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Agricultural Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Ukrainian Language and Literature
Romance Languages and Literature
Slavic Languages and Literature
German Language and Literature
Computer Engineering
Information Technologies
Cybersecurity

Accommodation

The Student Hostel of International European University is intended to accommodate students for the period of study. The hostel is located near International European University in Poland in a picturesque park area. Students easily get to their classes fast and comfortably by foot or by taking the bus, tram, or taxi. Each block of the student hostel has a toilet and a washroom. Access to hygiene procedures is free 24/7. Every room has beds, wardrobes, tables, and chairs. Each student is provided with a pillow, a blanket, and a set of linen (changed twice a month). Two or three people of the same gender can live in one room. All rooms are equipped with desks, chairs, heaters, water heaters, wardrobes, bedside tables, bookshelves, conditioners, and suitable lighting for study. Upon the student’s arrival on the campus of the International European University, specific accommodations are assigned to every student.

Why Students Choose IEU, Poland

International Overseas Studies Programs
Worldwide Recognized University Degree
Affordable Higher Education Programs
Postgraduate Job Prospects and Internships
English-Medium Education System
The Best Clinical Bases and Medical Equipment
Modern Renovated Students Campus
The Best E-Learning Online Platform
Temporary Residence Card in Poland
Permission for Work During your Study
Professional Teaching and Research Staff
Easy and Fast Admission Process

International European University in Poland is a place of learning, discovery, expression, and innovation. Our main goal is to create a friendly and educated multicultural community for improving the health and well-being of people around the globe. We develop and apply knowledge in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Pediatrics, Business, Engineering, Education, Aviation, Information Technologies, Law, and Art. The students, alumni, and teaching staff of our 8 dedicated schools are committed to making a difference in education, research, science, and technology. We offer our students on-campus and online programs. Along with the best options of E-Learning Technologies and face-to-face studies, students can dive into the learning atmosphere and obtain high-quality education wherever they are. International European University, Poland educational standards are intended to guide the development and evaluation of medical education programs. The standards are recommended and approved by the World Health Organization, the World Medical Association, and IAAR. IEU Poland is a Registered institution in Poland according to the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education and is on par with any State University in Poland.

International Credit Mobility

International European University, Poland offers unique Credit Transfer Programs for all International students worldwide. You have an opportunity to obtain a double degree from a Polish and Ukrainian University without wasting extra time.

How does It Work?

International Transfer Students from all over the world are able to transfer their credits to the International European University in Poland at any time of the academic year. Students can validate their academic transcripts according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), and if the IEU, Poland training program complies with your gained knowledge, marks, and experience, you will become a part of the International European University in Poland!
International students of any Ukrainian University willing to transfer their study credits to the International European University in Poland are able to get a double degree at the end of their full-cycle studies.

You will receive Polish Degree that is recognized and highly valued in the EU, the USA, Asia, and all over the world. You will get a chance to cooperate with worldwide famous educational institutions such as Erasmus +, MedEdWorld, Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE), and European Resuscitation Council.

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About the University

The Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń (NCU) was founded in 1945. It is one of the largest universities in Poland, currently comprising 16 faculties (including 3 medical faculties at Collegium Medicum UMK in Bydgoszcz). The Nicolaus Copernicus University offers graduate and postgraduate courses for more than 18.000 students, providing study courses in over 100 fields of study and 55 postgraduate courses. The university employs 4453 staff members on both the Toruń and Bydgoszcz campuses. The university is among the Top Institutes to study medicine in Poland. QS World University Ranking has ranked NCU among the top 4% of universities across the globe. The Nicolaus Copernicus University participates in student and staff exchange programs at both international (the Erasmus+ program, YUFE) and national (the MOST program) levels. Since 2020 NCU has been a member of the Young Universities for the Future of Europe alliance (YUFE) – one of the first European Universities. Exchanging programs allows the NCU community to take part in initiatives organized in 10 European countries both online and offline. Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz as a part of NCU provides medical education in 16 fields of study offered by three faculties. Higher education programmes in the fields of medicine, nursing, physiotherapy, and laboratory medicine are offered in the English language. Collegium Medicum currently holds 10 accreditations issued by the Polish Accreditation Committee, the National Accreditation Commission for Nursing and Midwifery Education, and the Polish Ministry of Health. Jurasz Hospital Campus includes Hospital and Clinical teaching facilities and the Pharmacy Building. NCU is one of 10 Polish universities that has obtained the status of a research university. The objective of the “Excellence Initiative Research University” program is to select and support the best Polish universities, which will be able to successfully compete with foreign institutions in the coming years. The university participates in student and staff exchange programs at both international (the Erasmus+ program, YUFE) and national (the MOST program) levels. Exchanging programs allow the NCU community to take part in initiatives organized in 10 European countries both in physical and virtual forms at the same time while inviting foreigners to get more acquainted with NCU. The University Library holds an imposing collection of nearly 3 million printed volumes, periodicals, and special collection items. NCU campus hosts the Academic Centre for Arts and Culture ‘Od Nowa’, one of the oldest student clubs in Poland.

Faculties:

Biological and Veterinary Sciences
Economic Sciences and Management
Fine Arts
Health Sciences
Law and Administration
Mathematics and Computer Science
Medicine
Pharmacy
Physics, Astronomy, and Informatics
Political Science and Security Studies

Accommodation

The two university campuses in Toruń are Centrum (the Center Campus) and Bielany (the Bielany Campus). The university owns 11 dormitories for accommodations for over 3,000 students. Single rooms, double rooms, and triple rooms are provided with attached washrooms and fully furnished furniture. Special apartments are available for students with disabilities. All the students are free to use laundry services, bathrooms, free internet access, study rooms, and cupboards. Each room is equipped with a bed, desks, bookshelves, and chairs. It has a shower, a toilet, and a kitchenette fitted with some cupboards, a refrigerator, and an electric kettle shared by students. There is also a shared kitchen on every floor equipped with a gas cooker and a sink (hot & cold water). Sheets and a pillowcase are provided every month. The Internet network is available in all student dormitories (every room is connected to it for free).

Student Life in Toruń

Toruń is a historical city on the Vistula River in north-central Poland. The Medieval Town of Toruń consists of three elements: the ruins of the Teutonic Castle, the Old Town, and the New Town. The charming Old Town of Torun is of such international importance that it has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its red-brick Gothic architecture resembles the historic district of Gdansk, but with a much different atmosphere as Torun proves to be much friendlier, cozier, and less spoiled by the influx of visitors. Its lively center is full of diverse cafes and pubs, offering a refreshing stop after sightseeing. Torun specializes in traditional gingerbread that will give your stay an additional, spicy flavor.

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About the University

Collegium Da Vinci is one of the best private universities in the Greater Poland Voivodeship. Collegium Da Vinci is proud to onboard more than 12.000 students including 5.000 international students to create and represent the ideal of combining knowledge and practice, according to Leonardo's message. The high quality of education at Collegium Da Vinci is guaranteed by the implemented and constantly improved Internal Quality Assurance System considering the specific needs of the university. The university is accredited by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Polish Accreditation Committee. IT studies at CDV are focused on teaching practical skills. Students are provided with up-to-date knowledge and the latest solutions only. Collegium Da Vinci cooperates with numerous major IT companies, including Trecom, Whalla Labs, and Netguru. Management in CDV revolves around the use of Design Thinking, teamwork focused on creative, imaginative problem solving as well as the search for innovative product and service ideas. The unique study system lets students decide what they want to learn during their studies, they are free to choose the modules that interest them and shape the path of their development! Up to 85% of the courses in CDV are practical classes and workshops. Students gain knowledge and experience by participating in workshops, training, or internships cooperating with lecturers-practitioners. Collegium Da Vinci is a modern university implementing the use of modern technology and computerization. Students can use all necessary for studying processes equipment and high-tech software on a daily basis. The aim is to promote the usage of digital technologies with old European studying methods to make the educational process faster and easier. CDV Library comprises the Reading Room of the Women’s Association Konsole presenting an extremely rich collection of publications on feminism, gender, queer, and anti-discrimination.

Study Modules:

Structured Programming
System Programming
Graphic Interface And Web Design
Advanced Object-Oriented Programming
Machine Learning
Web App Design
Creative Marketing
Innovation Project Management
Marketing Communication
Brand Building
Relationship Marketing

Accommodation

Collegium Da Vinci provides accommodation in a comfortable dormitory located 400 m from the university building. The territory of the building is safe and surrounded by surveillance cameras. The conditions in dormitories offered are comfortable with all the modern conveniences included. Students are provided with a large single room with a personal kitchen or they can choose a smaller room for a single living. Students are free to choose an independent studio, fully furnished and locked with individual keys. It has 2 or 3 individual beds, desks with chairs and wardrobes, bookcases, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator and a microwave oven. There are fully furnished bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens, and studying and meeting rooms. A wall-to-wall carpet makes the rooms cozier. Rooms are perfect to study and rest comfortably in it. Students can also enjoy their private bathroom with a shower. All-Inclusive fee includes fast Wi-Fi, a gym, unlimited media consumption, access to the work and chill zone, 24/7 security, and help from a technician.

Student Life in Poznań

Poznań is a city on the River Warta in west-central Poland, within the Greater Poland region. Poznań is a city in Poland that’s packed with great things to see and do. The city is steeped in history, yet enjoys a youthful and laid-back vibe with flourishes of modern architecture and public artwork. Similarly to many cities across the world, the city’s main square is the best place to start your visit to Poznań. Established in the 13th century, many of the brightly colored buildings that surround the square are faithful reconstructions of baroque and renaissance-era buildings that were destroyed during the Second World War. Despite their young age, they are still a wonderful sight. There are numerous bars and restaurants that spill out into the square. At night, the bars become a tad livelier, but they mostly retain a casual atmosphere with many still serving a decent menu of top-quality food.

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About the University

Schools:

School of Medicine;
School of Dentistry;
School of Pharmacy;
School of Public Health;
School of Health Sciences.

Specialties

Pharmacy and medical biotechnology;
Physiotherapy;
Nursing;
Obstetrics;
Public Health;
Dietetics
Dentistry;
General Medicine;
Pharmacy;
Midwifery;
Medical biotechnology

Accommodation

The Medical University of Silesia in Katowice offers accommodation for students at the dormitory located on the campus, within a walking distance from the basic science buildings in Katowice-Ligota. All the rooms are fully furnished and ensured with modern conveniences like cold and hot water, electricity, free Wi-Fi, central heating during the winter period, etc. There is laundry, kitchen, library, TV room, assembly hall, and gym available every day of the week. The dormitories are totally safe, owing to the surveillance cameras and strict pass system. The outdoor territory is surrounded by supermarkets, cafes and coffee bars, banks, and sports centers.

Student Life in Katowice

Katowice is the main city of Upper Silesia - a historical part of Poland. Katowice City has plenty of green spaces and parks such as Silesian Culture, Refreshment park, Tadeusz Kosciuszko Park, and Zadole park which are tourist attractions of the city. Today Katowice's city center is packed with modern architecture, and filled with cafes, restaurants, pubs, and clubs to match all tastes. Those seeking more conventional interpretations of the word 'attraction' will find plenty of cleaned-up 19th-century architecture in the form of handsome townhouses in Downtown Katowice. One of the best museums in southern Poland is the Silesian Museum, on the site of the former Katowice Coal Mine, which today forms the city's, Cultural Zone. Speaking of entertainment, Katowice is a big international center for theatrical and stage events. The city hosts music festivals such as the Rawa Blues, the Tauron New Music Festival, the Silesian Jazz Festival, and the Mayday Festival, which attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. The nightlife is Katowice, one every student should enjoy. There’s no shortage of clubs and other places of interest where you could enjoy some free time away from studying.

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About the University

SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities is a leading higher education institution in Poland. It ranks among the top 6 percent of research institutions in Poland and has been granted the A+ category in Social Sciences in the assessment conducted by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. The University was established in 1996 by three eminent professors of Psychology and after more than twenty years of dynamic growth, University is proud to be a strong community of over 300 permanent faculty of researchers and experienced academics teaching over 14,500 students enrolled in 35 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities offers 16 programs taught in English to over 1,100 international students from more than 80 countries. All the degree programs are accredited by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Poland and are recognized within the European Union. With over 20 research centers and nearly 600 authors of scholarly papers, affiliated with SWPS University, it remains one of the most dynamic research universities in Poland. Psychology is the strongest SWPS University field of expertise comprising more than 60 percent of the academic output in English and securing the majority of research grants. SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities international partners include University College London, the University of Lincoln, Bath Spa University, the University of Northampton, the University of Surrey, Tilburg University, and the University of Groningen. The institutional partners include Renmin University of China, SUSTech, and Arizona State University.

Faculties:

Faculty of Design in Warsaw
Faculty of Humanities in Warsaw
Faculty of Law and Communication in Wrocław
Faculty of Law in Warsaw
Faculty of Psychology and Law in Poznań
Faculty of Psychology in Katowice
Faculty of Psychology in Sopot
Faculty of Psychology in Warsaw
Faculty of Psychology in Wrocław
Faculty of Social Sciences in Warsaw

Research Institutes:

Institute of Humanities
Institute of Social Sciences
Institute of Design
Institute of Law
Institute of Psychology

Accommodation

SWPS University is located in five major Polish cities: Warsaw, Wrocław, Sopot, Poznań, and Katowice. The main campus is situated in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. All the campuses are spacious, modern, well equipped, and have become integral parts of the cities where they are located. Private student accommodation is located within a walking distance from the Warsaw campus of SWPS University. It is a brand-new building that offers an urban lifestyle in an all-in-one formula, including spaces for living, studying, and creative projects. Club room for socializing and entertainment, laundry facilities, chill out space, including kitchen, tables for eating or working, TV, and couches are free to use for all the students.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls, and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

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About the University

AGH University of Science and Technology is a modern research higher educational institution, situated in Krakow, Poland. The University has been evaluated as one of the best educational establishments in the technical field within the country. According to the global ranking, it has an honorable 520th place and 165th place in Europe. To develop scientific activity, AGH University of Science and Technology constantly makes significant investments in the latest and the highest quality appliances and materials. Currently, there are more than 800 fully equipped laboratories, engaged in all kinds of educational and research processes. AGH University of Science and Technology curriculum includes 22 fields of study taught entirely in English. The AGH UST Doctoral School is a perfect place for students who want to continue their education. The Doctoral School is an assortment of more than 100 professional courses to improve the career opportunities and personal development of graduates. AGH University of Science and Technology encourages international collaboration and has already signed more than 300 general cooperation agreements with leading educational establishments around the world. The AGH UST educates around 21,000 students and offers nearly 70 fields of study at 16 faculties. There are around 2,000 experienced professionals on the academic staff, including more than 700 professors and associate professors. The innovative potential of AGH University of Science and Technology is based on its intellectual property expressed in the number of patents, trademarks, and utility models, as well as the know-how and sheer experience of our scientists and students. Each year the AGH UST obtains nearly 100 patents and grants several dozens of licenses. Moreover, AGH University of Science and Technology ranks at the top among Polish institutions in terms of the number of patent applications filed to the European Patent Office and the World Intellectual Property Organization, as well as those submitted in other countries. The research activities span the fields of technical sciences, natural sciences, Earth sciences, and social sciences, with an emphasis on current priorities of the economy and business, in such areas as digitization, energy transformation and zero-emission economy, climate change, circular economy, and Industry 4.0. Among the many prospective research fields at the AGH UST, research related to space engineering is being developed intensively. The innovative potential of the university is based on its intellectual property, which is expressed in the number of patents, trademarks, and utility models, as well as the know-how and sheer experience of our scientists and students. Each year, the AGH UST obtains nearly 100 patents and grants several dozens of licenses. Moreover, it ranks at the top among Polish institutions in terms of the number of patent applications filed to the European Patent Office and the World Intellectual Property Organization, as well as those submitted in other countries.

Faculties

Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management;
Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science;
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatics, Computer Science and Engineering in Biomedicine;
Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunications;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics;
Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection;
Faculty of Mining Surveying and Environmental Engineering;
Faculty of Materials Science and Ceramics;
Faculty of Foundry Engineering;
Faculty of Non-Ferrous Metals;
Faculty of Drilling, Oil and Gas;
Faculty of Management;
Faculty of Energy and Fuels;
Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science;
Faculty of Applied Mathematics;
Faculty of Humanities

P.G. Degree Programmes

Applied Geology: Economic Geology
Automatics and Robotics: Cyber-Physical Systems
Chemical Technology: Chemical Technologies in Energy Sector
Computer Science and Intelligent Systems: Artificial Intelligence and Data Analysis
Electrotechnics: Smart Grids Technology Platform
Energy Engineering: Energy Transition
Geospatial Computer Science: Remote Sensing and GIS
Geophysics: Applied Geophysics
Joint Second-cycle (Master) Degree Programme in Energy and Environmental Engineering
Management: International Management
Materials Science: Functional Materials
Mechatronic Engineering: Mechatronic Design
Metallurgical Engineering
Mining Engineering: Mining Engineering

Accommodation

AGH UST Student Campus is a truly unique place to live in. Over 7000 students live in 20 dormitories. AGH UST Student Campus is the biggest student estate in Poland. The Campus is located 1,5 km distance from Main Square, it takes 25 minutes by foot to get to the furthest AGH faculty. There are dozens of tram and bus connections to get to every part of Cracow. 360 cultural events are held during the academic year in 5 student clubs on Campus. AGH UST holds the lowest dormitory price in Cracow with a relatively highest room standard. All the dormitory residents have free access to laundry and sports objects (volleyball court, basketball court, football field, and gyms) reservations. Student Hostel provides students with comfortable, aesthetically furnished rooms in a studio layout, a bathroom with a shower cabin in each studio, equipped kitchenettes, rooms equipped with bed linen, laundry facilities, a reception desk open 24/7, free Wi-Fi, and free monitored parking space.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

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About University

The Poznań University of Economics and Business is a leading business and management university in Poland. Since 1926, the university has been continually developing higher education and ensuring high-quality scientific studies and constant development of research infrastructure. The University comprises 8 colleges of higher education (Bydgoszcz, Kalisz, Konin, Piła, Leszno, Zielona Góra, Szamotuły). In the latest ranking, it was placed 2nd among all the Universities of Economics in Poland. The Poznań University of Economics and Business offers all academic degrees: Master of Arts, Master of Science, Doctorate, and Habilitation (mgr, dr, dr hab.) in three study modes (day, evening, and extramural). It specializes in economics, finance and accounting, and commodity science but it can offer students also unique specializations such as social economics, electronic business, and the application of IT technologies in business. The Poznań University of Economics and Business also provides several academic and non-academic facilities and services to students including a library, housing, sports facilities and/or activities, financial aids and/or scholarships, study abroad and exchange programs, as well as administrative services.

Faculties

Faculty of Management,
Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Commodity Science

Student Life in Poznań

Poznań is a city on the River Warta in west-central Poland, within the Greater Poland region. Poznań is a city in Poland that’s packed with great things to see and do. The city is steeped in history, yet enjoys a youthful and laid-back vibe with flourishes of modern architecture and public artwork. Similarly to many cities across the world, the city’s main square is the best place to start your visit to Poznań. Established in the 13th century, many of the brightly colored buildings that surround the square are faithful reconstructions of baroque and renaissance-era buildings that were destroyed during the Second World War. Despite their young age, they are still a wonderful sight. There are numerous bars and restaurants that spill out into the square. At night, the bars become a tad livelier, but they retain a casual atmosphere with many still serving a decent menu of top-quality food.

Accommodation

Students have the possibility to apply for accommodation in University’s dormitories. At the Poznań University of Economics and Business, dormitories are well-equipped with everything necessary for living and studying. The rooms have furniture, bedding, and blankets. The rooms have an Internet cable connection available but there are no computers. The dormitories have kitchens equipped with fridges and ovens but there are no cooking pans or dishes.

Exchange Student Program

Increasing the scope of cooperation with partner universities the Poznań University of Economics and Business provides staff and students with access to other countries' academic achievements, allowing them constantly to improve their knowledge and qualifications. The PUEB’s Erasmus partners are 139 universities from 28 countries participating in the program. In the academic year 2013-2014, 236 PUEB students started studies or practical training abroad as part of the Erasmus program or bilateral agreements. At the same time, 243 foreign students studied at the PUEB as part of the Erasmus program and bilateral agreements. A distinguishing characteristic of the PUEB is the extensiveness and durability of relations with business practice, made possible thanks to the activity of the University’s Partner Club. Its members – Polish and international companies, as well as reputable business institutions – help the University accomplish its educational mission by being invited to voice their opinions on the strategy and development of the PUEB and co-create the programs.

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About University

Vistula University an international business school based in Warsaw is one of the first private universities in Poland. It was established in 1992 as the University of Insurance and Banking. Its branch since 2019, is Aleksander Gieysztor Academy of Humanities in Pułtusk. Vistula University together with the Warsaw School of Tourism and Hospitality Management constitute the Vistula Group of Universities. Vistula University is an international business school characterized by a multicultural and innovative approach to the teaching process. The lectures are held by the best teachers, in such a way that guarantees high-quality education for students. Today, Vistula University offers programs in English and Polish in several fields including Economics, Computer Science, International Relations, Tourism and Recreation, Philology, and Sociology. Vistula University also offers unique double-degree diplomas with London South Bank University and Hilbert College in the USA. Students of Vistula University are provided with classrooms equipped with air conditioning, modern multimedia equipment, interactive whiteboards, projectors, and free WI-Fi. The library has a collection of books, periodicals, digital media to support research activities, 130 comfortable spaces for students in the reading room, and 30 desktops, 2 of which have access to the LEX POLONICA research database. Vistula University takes the 6th place in the prestigious ranking of non-public higher education institutions “Perspektywy” 2022 and has ACCA, CEEMAN IQA, and PMI accreditations.

Faculties

Economics
Computer science/engineering
International relations
Tourism and recreation
Philology
Sociology

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, stroll along the old city walls, and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

Accommodation

Vistula University provides all students with an option to live in the Vistula dormitory. The Vistula School of Hospitality Dormitory offers double rooms which occupy a maxim of two students. Each room has two single beds, two bedside tables, small chests of drawers by the beds, two wardrobes for clothes, two desks, two office lamps, two office lamps, an electric kettle, and two cups. Moreover, there is a shared bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen

International Cooperation

The Vistula University actively cooperates with foreign universities, secondary schools, institutions, industries, companies, NGOs, media, and other operators of public and private sectors worldwide, which determines the development of education and research studies at the university. Students and lecturers come from 100 countries, and all fields of study are also conducted in English. Vistula University participates in serious socio-cultural, environmental, business, and other multidimensional projects globally. Students of Vistula University can take part in international exchange programs under the Socrates, Erasmus, and other international education programs. The university cooperates with a number of universities including:

Andalusian Association of Spanish Schools for Foreigners (Spain);
Bahcesehir University (Turkey);
Baking Institute of Technology (Sweden);
Brno University of Technology (Czech Republic);
East Ukrainian National University (Ukraine);
Fachhochschule Nordhausen (Germany);
Gafgas University (Azerbaijan);
International Business School (Hungary);
Lyngby Business School (Denmark);
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (Austria);
TOBB Economics and Technology University (Turkey);
University of Applied Science (Germany);
University of Florence (Italy);
Minsk University (Belarus);
Vigo University (Spain);
Vilnius College in Higher Education (Lithuania);
Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences (Austria);
WESFORD (Grenoble, France);
University of Perugia (Italy);
Universidad de Almeria (Spain);
Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (India).

Students have opportunities to travel abroad for study tours, summer schools, and professional training programs.

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About University

Warsaw University of Business is a private university that has been operating in the educational market for many years. The WWSB University was founded in 2001 and since then has enjoyed unwavering student interest, offering candidates a rich and thoughtful offer of studies in several fields. Until 30 September 2017, the university operated under the name of the University of Business and Administration in Łuków. Since 1 October 2017, Warsaw has been the seat of the university. The University implements a modern curriculum, focused on the practical preparation of graduates to work in their chosen professions, both in Poland and abroad. Nowadays, versatility and flexibility in approach to work are important – that is why WWSB University constantly adjusts its educational offer and methodology to the needs of the market, while at the same time taking care of the comfort of work and studying.

Faculties

MANAGEMENT

Business Management
Hotel & Tourism Management
IT Management

LOGISTICS

Transport and forwarding logistics
Business logistics and warehousing
Logistics management

NATIONAL SECURITY

Crisis Management
State security

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, stroll along the old city walls, and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

International Cooperation

The international cooperation of the Warsaw University of Business is based on bilateral agreements with foreign universities as well as institutions, organizations, and companies operating internationally or even globally. Of particular importance for the WWSB University is its activity in the field of European education, which is carried out in cooperation with the European Parliament and which results in our students taking part in seminars held at the European Parliament in Brussels. An expression of the University’s special commitment to the process of internationalization of the educational process is the lectures organized for students by academic staff from foreign academic centers. The Warsaw University of Business is waiting for the European Commission to announce the 2021 competition deadlines for the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education – ECHE – in connection with the implementation of the Erasmus+ program in the European Union’s new financial framework for 2021-2027.

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About University

The University of Economics in Katowice was founded in December 1936 (by the Decree of the Minister of Religious Affairs and Public Education of the Republic of Poland of 1936) as a private School of Social and Economic Sciences. Each year over 11 000 Polish and international students follow our degree programmes at the Bachelor, Master, Doctoral and Post-diploma levels at our five faculties: Business, Finance and Administration, Economics, Finance and Insurance, Informatics and Communication, and Management. The students and graduates of the university engage in the development of the region in the course of their professional lives: managing companies, organizing socioeconomics, taking part in a wide range of business activities. Due to the balance between academic strength and soft skills in the courses as well as professional career services the employability of the graduates of the University of Economics in Katowice is very high. University of Economics in Katowice participates in various projects, often in partnership with companies and public institutions. Over the years, the University has cooperated with such entities as: Amazon, Decathlon, Elamed, FAMUR, ING Bank Śląski, Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Tarnowskie Góry, Koleje Śląskie, Silesian Museum, Radio Katowice

Faculties

University of Economics in Katowice consists of 4 faculties:

Faculty of Economics;
Faculty of Finance;
Faculty of Informatics and Communication;
Faculty of Management.

Student Life in Katowice

Katowice is the main city of Upper Silesia - a historical part of Poland. Katowice City has plenty of green spaces and parks such as Silesian Culture, Refreshment park, Tadeusz Kosciuszko Park and Zadole park which are tourist attractions of the city. Today Katowice's city center is packed with modern architecture, and filled with cafes, restaurants, pubs and clubs to match all tastes. Those seeking more conventional interpretations of the word 'attraction' will find plenty of cleaned-up 19th century architecture in the form of handsome townhouses in Downtown Katowice. One of the best museums in southern Poland is the Silesian Museum, on the site of the former Katowice Coal Mine, which today forms the city's Cultural Zone. Speaking of entertainment, Katowice is a big international center for theatrical and stage events. The city hosts music festivals such as the Rawa Blues, the Tauron New Music Festival, the Silesian Jazz Festival, and the Mayday Festival, which attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. The nightlife is Katowice, one every student should enjoy. There’s no shortage of clubs and other places of interest where you could enjoy some free time away from studying.

Accommodation

The Dormitory is situated about 20 minutes by bus (very good public transport connections) from the main University buildings, in Ligota - a green and quiet district of Katowice, with its own center and railway station. The dormitory is located near a big student residential area consisting of dormitories from almost all higher education institutions in Katowice. The sports facilities of the university include an indoor swimming pool, 2 gyms, and a sauna.

International Cooperation

The University of Economics in Katowice maintains international partnerships with numerous higher education institutions. The cooperation includes such initiatives as: the ERASMUS program, business trips of academic and administrative staff, organization of scientific conferences and promotional events, as well as joint international programs and projects. UE Katowice has signed partnership agreements with selected universities located in Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Belarus, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Spain, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Colombia, South Korea, Lebanon, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Mauritius, Norway, Palestine, Paraguay, Portugal, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, USA, and the United Kingdom.

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Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw is a Polish state university created on the basis of the Academy of Catholic Theology in 1999, in Warsaw. It is a university with 32 fields of study, over 16.000 students, 785 academic teachers, and 1100 administrative staff. The UKSW is a Catholic university due to its roots and current mission. The university declares its attachment to the teaching of the Catholic Church and to the universal values of which it is the keeper. The university offers 40 majors, including medicine, psychology, law, journalism, environmental engineering, Italian philology, and economics. Students have the opportunity to go on to over 60 universities in Europe under the Erasmus program. There are numerous student scientific associations and student organizations, student theater and choir. Apart from acquiring knowledge, students can realize their passions and broaden their interests in almost 60 student and doctoral scientific circles. They can also take part in initiatives organized by the University Students Government, such as Students Days, Belfry of the Year Gala, or integration camps for first-year students. The university's lecturers are experts recognized in the environment, who each year receive prestigious awards and distinctions for their scientific and research activities. They are representatives of the highest committees of scientific bodies, state authorities and business councils. The projects led by University scientists were recognized in 2020, among others, by the Polish Intelligent Development Award in the category: University of the Future.

Faculties

Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University consists of 12 faculties:

Faculty of Theology;
Faculty of Canon Law;
Faculty of Christian Philosophy;
Faculty of Historical Sciences;
Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences;
Faculty of Law and Administration;
Faculty of Humanities;
Faculty of Family Studies;
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences;
Faculty of Education;
Faculty of Biology and Environmental Sciences;
Faculty of Medicine.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

Accommodation

The university offers accommodation in the Student Residence in double rooms. On both campuses of the university there are canteens with a wide variety of gastronomic offerings. In the main buildings (New building on Bielany and building 21 on Młociny) one can also buy light meals and drinks in cafeterias. There are sports facilities as well.

Modern Equipment

The University has a variety of scientific and didactic facilities. The university excels by offering almost 50 modern laboratories, a large sports hall and a recording studio. Spacious lecture halls are equipped with advanced audiovisual equipment. Everything has been designed to increase the effectiveness and convenience of classes.Be eco-friendly together. On the Wóycickiego campus in the Mazowieckie Laboratory Center for Natural Sciences, which is equipped with the most modern equipment for conducting analyzes and experiments, practical classes for students of exact and medical sciences are held. The latest investment on the Wóycickiego campus is the modern Collegium Medicum building, opened in spring 2022. On the campus in Dziekanów Leśny, which is of a research and scientific nature, a Multidisciplinary Research Center has been launched. Its purpose is to implement innovative solutions of digital and IT technologies to the social and economic environment. The university also has a modern Sports Hall with an auditorium for 230 seats and a radio and television studio.

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Maritime University of Szczecin – one of the three Polish higher education institutions with a maritime training profile. The University is a technical school with over a 70-year-old tradition, founded in 1947 and has already released more than 15 thousand graduates. The university provides top-class education to 3000+ students (including 400 foreign students from 20 countries) within 17 BSc programmes (including 2 in English) and 9 MSc programmes (including 3 in English). The university also offers 7 non-degree postgraduate programmes, and numerous vocational courses and training. The main objective of the university is to train maritime professionals including merchant, passenger and fishing fleet personnel (navigators, deck officers, mechanical and electrical engineers), as well as qualified on-shore operators and managers for shipowners and port service companies involved in maritime and inland shipping. Maritime University of Szczecin offers students a wide range of courses that also provide highly qualified personnel for IT, surveying services, transport, freight forwarding, and logistics, with a particular focus on maritime industry jobs. The graduates of the university meet all the requirements of the STCW standards and demands of today’s global job market. The University boasts over 100 well-equipped laboratories, a modern research-training ship - the m/s Nawigator XXI and 16 most technically advanced simulators such as: Ship Handling, LNG Training Centre, Anti-Collision ARPA, Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS), Satellite Communication System - GMDSS, Cargo Handling, Fishing etc.They make the University one of the best-equipped maritime universities in the world.

Faculties

Maritime University of Szczecin consists of 5 faculties:

Faculty of Navigation;
Faculty of Marine Engineering;
Faculty of Engineering and Economics of Transport;
Faculty of Computer Science and Telecommunications;
Faculty of Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering.

Student Life in Szczecin

Szczecin is the capital city of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland. In the vicinity of the Baltic Sea, it is the country's seventh-largest city and a major seaport in Poland. Szczecin's architectural style is due to trends popular in the last half of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century, Academic art and Art Nouveau. The city has an abundance of green areas: parks and avenues – wide streets with trees planted in the island separating opposite traffic and roundabouts. Students find that Szczecin is a lively city with the wide range of social, cultural and recreational facilities available in the region. By studying in Szczecin one gets the additional benefit of learning about a new culture. Szczecin can provide a broad spectrum of activities to do in your spare time. Activities range from golf, football and sport gyms to bowling, pool and pub crawling. The city has a wide cultural life with its own philharmonic orchestra, opera, art galleries, clubs etc.

Accommodation

Maritime University students are offered accommodation in dormitories which are located 300 meters from the main building of the Maritime University. KORAB and PASSAT are two, ten-storied buildings which can accommodate nearly 1000 students. The dormitories offer single, double and triple rooms which, grouped into two or four, share one self-contained bathroom. Each room is equipped with standard furniture (bunk and single beds, cupboards, wardrobes, desks, chairs) as well as with basic equipment like duvets, pillows and sheets. In addition, students can use the canteen, library, swimming pool and more.

Research

The university conducts research on the most pressing, maritime- and transport-related issues, both as a part of the University’s statutory activity as well as in commissioned works sponsored by the private sector. The research comprises such themes as e.g. smart, green and integrated transport, technologies for low emission and green vehicles, satellite navigation and communication, machines construction, exploitation and diagnostics, leakage currents active compensation, ship to grid electrical systems, hydrography & remote sensing etc. The scientific research undertaken by the Maritime University of Szczecin has resulted in many (international) projects implemented under the following programmes: EURATOM, Baltic Sea Region, South Baltic Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme, ERA NET Transport III, Polish-Norwegian Research Cooperation.

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About University

The Cracow University of Technology is a national autonomous university with a long academic tradition. It was founded in 1945. In 1975 the University was named after Tadeusz Kościuszko, a Polish and an American national hero, a general and a skilled engineer of fortifications around Cracow and the West Point fortification in the United States. At present, the Cracow University of Technology is offering 36 degree programmes. Over 16,000 students are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and doctoral courses and programmes supervised by 897 academic teachers including 238 professors. Total number of alumni that graduated from the Cracow University of Technology exceeds 62,500.

Faculties

Cracow University of Technology consists of 7 faculties:

Faculty of Architecture;
Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering;
Faculty of Civil Engineering;
Faculty of Environmental Engineering;
Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering;
Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science.

Student Life in Krakow

Kraków is the second-largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland. Situated on the Vistula River, the city dates back to the seventh century. The beautiful city of Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is a dreamland for those with a fascination for architecture and is a great destination for history buffs. Simply strolling the quaint streets of its Old Town will immerse you in its past and get you acquainted with buildings made under the Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance periods of the country. You can also visit the harrowing remnants of the ghetto, Schindler’s Enamel Factory, and the ruins of former concentration camps to learn about city life back in World War II and see how far the city has come and how it evolved into the lively hub for art and education that it is today.

Accommodation

Cracow University of Technology offers accommodation in its students' residence hall located at Skarzyńskiego Street, in DS-4 Balon (twin rooms, shared bathrooms and shared kitchen). Also students have the opportunity to develop passion for sports becoming members of the CUT Academic Sports Association and using the CUT Sports and Recreation Centre. Social and sports facilities belong to the most modern and sophisticated of all Cracow universities and technical universities in Poland. The university offers its students over 2,5 thousand places in 5 dormitories.

Research

The strategic goal of the university is to perform the role of an innovative and entrepreneurial educational institution where education is on a par with research and transfer of technologies to the economy. At present our researchers are working on a number of projects which have good chance of being implemented. Some of them are listed below:

The car of the future, an ultralight electric vehicle called ‘Buzz’. Its batteries can be charged using a standard household socket. The vehicle has been qualified for protection under Registered Community Design which means that its appearance will be protected across the European Union.
A method of obtaining nanomaterials using vegetable oil extracts and nanometal suspensions.
Method of obtaining hydroxyapatite calcium phosphate(HA) containing silver particles which can be applied in surgery to reconstruct bone defects.
Technology of computer modeling of a custom skull prosthesis.
Susceptible polymer joint is a construction element which allows load bearing inbuilt objects where joints are susceptible to great deformities.

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About University

The University of Szczecin was established as a result of the merger of the Faculty of Engineering and Economics of Transport at the Szczecin University of Technology and the Pedagogical University in Szczecin in 1984. It began operating in the academic year 1985/1986 and since then it has been dynamically developing, dynamically developing the post-war academic tradition and playing an important culture-forming role in the city and the region. It is currently the largest university in Western Pomerania, employing approximately 1,100 academic teachers and over 800 administrative staff.

Faculties

University of Szczecin consists of 9 faculties:

Faculty of Humanities;
Faculty of Law and Administration;
Faculty of Natural Sciences;
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics;
Faculty of Economics and Management;
Faculty of Management and Economics of Services;
Faculty of Theology;
Faculty of Geosciences;
Faculty of Philology.

Student Life in Szczecin

Szczecin is the capital city of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland. In the vicinity of the Baltic Sea, it is the country's seventh-largest city and a major seaport in Poland. Szczecin's architectural style is due to trends popular in the last half of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century, Academic art and Art Nouveau. The city has an abundance of green areas: parks and avenues – wide streets with trees planted in the island separating opposite traffic and roundabouts. Students find that Szczecin is a lively city with the wide range of social, cultural and recreational facilities available in the region. By studying in Szczecin one gets the additional benefit of learning about a new culture. Szczecin can provide a broad spectrum of activities to do in your spare time. Activities range from golf, football and sport gyms to bowling, pool and pub crawling. The city has a wide cultural life with its own philharmonic orchestra, opera, art galleries, clubs etc.

Accommodation

The University of Szczecin offers students a place in a room in one of the dormitories. Usually, students live in double rooms. Depending on the dormitory, the kitchen may be shared by all students on one floor or shared by two rooms. Rooms are equipped with everything necessary for life and study.You can use the Internet in all of the dorms. There is no WiFi access and the computers are connected by the network cable. Each dormitory has a reception and administration office.

Student Exchange Program

The University of Szczecin joined the Erasmus program in 1998 and since then has signed a number of Erasmus bilateral agreements with universities from EU countries, Norway, and Turkey. This cooperation includes student and staff exchange. The number of participants keeps increasing each year. Students from partner universities may spend one or two semesters at the University of Szczecin, once they are officially nominated by their home Erasmus coordinator. Application procedures and scholarship rules are different depending on the country where your home university is located. Programme countries are EU countries, Turkey, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and FYROM.

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About University

Maria Curie Skłodowska University was established three months after Nazi’s occupation ended in Lublin on October 23, 1944. A group of scholars from Lviv and scientists who survived the occupation of Lublin started to work in Lublin Catholic University, which used to specialize in humanist sciences. It is named in honor of Marie Curie-Sklodowska. Currently the number of students is almost 36,000. The university has 302 professors (157 full professors), 231 habilitated doctors, 826 senior lecturers, and 1829 teachers in total. Total staff is 3628. To meet the growing demand for higher education, the university has established branches in other cities.

Faculties

Maria Curie-Skłodowska University consists of 12 faculties:

Arts;
Biology and Biotechnology;
Chemistry;
Economics;
Geosciences and Land Management;
Philosophy and Sociology;
Humanities;
Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science;
Pedagogy and Psychology;
Political Science and Journalism;
Law and Administration;
Off-Campus Branch in Pulawy.

Student Life in Lublin

Lublin is the capital of the Lublin Region and the biggest town in Eastern Poland. Lublin’s Old Town is full of charm with its cobbled narrow streets and traditional style architecture and Renaissance burgher houses. Everything here is seeping with history and character. In fact, this area is sometimes referred to as “Little Krakow”. There are more than 100 historic mansions and other buildings to marvel at. For a different perspective, you can try the underground tourist trail, which visits old wine cellars and shop basements from various points in the city’s history to give you a more intimate look at the past and present ways of life in Lublin.

Accommodation

Maria Curie Skłodowska University offers accommodation in the following dormitories: Amor, Babilon, Femina, Grześ, Helios, Ikar, Jowisz, Zana and Kronos. Each segment (most of segments consist of two rooms) of the dormitory is equipped with: fully furnished and equipped kitchen (electric cooker with an oven, fridge, sink, furniture); fully furnished and equipped bathroom (shower, basin, automatic washing machine); separate toilet; household intercom. Each room is equipped with: furniture (wardrobes, beds, hanging cupboards, cupboards, computer desks, chairs, etc). Internet access is in each room. Also there are quiet learning rooms, TV room, entertainment rooms, and laundry.

Research

Research, along with education, constitutes the most important sphere of university activity. UMCS conducts research at eleven Faculties and at the University’s interdisciplinary centers. These investigations bring numerous remarkable achievements and are the foundation for scholarly development of the academic staff. Every year ca. 40 doctoral and 20 postdoctoral degrees and 20 professorial titles are conferred at the University. The university ambition is to meet the requirement of the HR Excellence in Research award. This is a token of recognition by the European Commission shown to institutions that implement a strategy for improvement of working conditions and facilitation of career development of researchers.

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About University

Originally established in 1949 as a Private Evening Engineering College with the departments of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and nationalized in 1951, Bialystok University of Technology (BUT) finally acquired its university status in 1974. Today Bialystok University of Technology employs more than 620 academic educators and provides graduate courses for more than 7000 students (350 international students) University offers 30 first degree courses, 20 second degree courses, 8 rights to confer PhD degrees, 5 rights to confer post-doctoral degrees, over 500 bilateral agreements in scientific and educational cooperation with foreign partners, 20 double-degree agreements.

Faculties

Bialystok University of Technology consists of 6 faculties:
Faculty of Architecture;
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences;
Faculty of Electrical Engineering;
Faculty of Computer Science;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering;
Faculty of Engineering Management.

Student Life in Bialystok

Białystok is northeastern Poland’s largest city and the capital of the Podlaskie Province. Sitting close to the borders with Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia, Białystok is a very culturally diverse city and home to the inventor of the universal language Esperanto. The city is surrounded by numerous natural and historical sites. Among these is the UNESCO listed Białowieski National Park, the habitat of the European bison. These are all well worth putting on your list of must-sees: the Saint Sophia Orthodox Church of Divine Wisdom, which was modeled on the Hagia Sophia in the former Constantinople (Istanbul); the Muslim Prayer House that now serves as a mosque; and what used to be known as the Cytron Synagogue, which today is home to the Śledziński Gallery, displaying artifacts from the famous Śledziński family.

Accommodation

The Bialystok University of Technology student hostels, located almost in the town center (500 m from the Zwierzyniecki Park), offer nearly 1400 places. Student Residence Halls provide reasonably priced and good standard accommodation with Internet access for over 2 000 students. The bus stops and public bicycle stations near the student hostels enable our students to reach any destination in Bialystok or its neighborhood with no problem. There are sporting facilities such as a modern sports hall, gyms, tennis courts as well as student clubs. Bialystok University of Technology also has its own recreation center „Dwór Mejera” picturesquely located near the Lithuanian border.

Student Exchange Programs

Bialystok University of Technology cooperates with many academic centers all over the world. We have over 500 active bilateral agreements in scientific and educational cooperation with foreign partners. Under the Erasmus+ Programme you can study for 1 semester or 2 semesters at one of our partner universities, get to know other cultures and languages, and meet new friends. Every year, nearly 500 students take this opportunity. Universities in Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Denmark are very popular among our students and staff, while our university is mostly visited for a semester or two by guests from Portugal, Spain, and Turkey. International guest students can also apply as so-called free-movers, which means they can study for 1 or maximum 2 semesters without taking part in an exchange programme.

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About University

The University of Rzeszów is a university in Rzeszów, Poland that was officially established in 2001 by combining several older institutions in the city. The patron of the university is Saint Queen Jadwiga of Poland. The current university comprises the former: Rzeszów branch of the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Higher School of Education, Economics department of the Hugo Kołłątaj Academy of Agriculture. The University offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, specialist training, supplementary training, and adult education. The University has almost 20,000 full- and part-time students.The staff comprises about 2,000 people. The University of Rzeszow has the right to confer an Associate Professor degree in history and archaeology, and a PhD in five disciplines: history, physics, sociology, literature and linguistics, archaeology, agronomy, biology, health sciences.

Faculties

University of Rzeszow consists of 10 faculties:

Faculty of Biology and Agriculture
Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Philology
Faculty of Mathematics and Nature
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Pedagogy and Art
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Sociology and History
Faculty of Physical Education
Branch Campus of the Faculty of Biotechnology

Student Life in Rzeszów

Rzeszów is the largest city in southeastern Poland. It is located on both sides of the Wisłok River in the heartland of the Sandomierz Basin. It’s hard to think city of this size that offers such an incredible variation of attractions: from grizzly punishment devices, torture chambers and a castle-fortress to stunning Art Nouveau villas, Rzeszów offers something for everyone. And who could forget Colargol (aka Barnaby), the most famous resident of the Museum of Bedtime Cartoons. To relax, recharge, take in some fresh air and admire some of the city’s fine nature, the boulevards on the banks of the River Wisłok are the green heart of Rzeszów, boasting great cycle paths, plenty of places to rest and lush vegetation.

Accommodation

The University of Rzeszow offers accommodation in five dormitories which include single and marriage rooms. In one residential segment there are two bedrooms with a hall and a bathroom. In the hall there is a washbasin, in the bathroom: a toilet and a shower. The room is connected to the TV network – analogue and digital (16 TV channels) and to the Internet in the cable system. On each floor there is one kitchen with three electrical double ceramic countertops, an oven and a microwave. There are bins for rubbish segregation and a chute on every floor in the hallways. In the basement of the dormitory, there are billiards, room for occasional events, ping-pong tables.

International Cooperation

The University of Rzeszów successfully continues the policy of these Institutions, but on a wider range, with new facilities and courses. University's international cooperation is very fruitful with educational Institutions both from West and East Europe. The University of Rzeszów has its leading role in initiating and keeping great and wide scientific, social and cultural contacts with neighboring countries and our partners from the European Community. Geo-cultural conditions open many possibilities of cooperating through the structure of the Carpathian Euroregion and it is still one of its priorities to keep international cooperation fluent and profitable. A lot of faculties belong to the international associations and organizations as well as students, who take part in conferences organized in different parts of Europe in the framework of ELSA or AEGEE.

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About University

The University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszów was established in 1996 and today it is the largest and highest-ranked private university in south-eastern Poland. The current structure of the University has four educational colleges – Management, Applied Computer Science, Media and Social Communication, and Medical. Approximately around 17,000 students study at the university at various levels, including bachelor, masters and PhD. Over 400 academic staff including 52 foreign lecturers are from USA, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, Germany and Poland. Rzeszow University of Technology offers its students a wide variety of programs and courses. It also undertakes research and scientific projects in the following specialized fields of the applied sciences: engineering, mathematics, physics, economics, as well as the chemical and biological sciences.

Faculties

Rzeszow University of Technology consists of 7 faculties:

Civil and Environmental Engineering;
Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics;
Chemistry;
Electrical and Computer Engineering;
Mathematics and Applied Physics;
Management;
Mechanical Engineering and Technology.

Student Life in Rzeszów

Rzeszów is the largest city in southeastern Poland. It is located on both sides of the Wisłok River in the heartland of the Sandomierz Basin. It’s hard to think city of this size that offers such an incredible variation of attractions: from grizzly punishment devices, torture chambers and a castle-fortress to stunning Art Nouveau villas, Rzeszów offers something for everyone. And who could forget Colargol (aka Barnaby), the most famous resident of the Museum of Bedtime Cartoons. To relax, recharge, take in some fresh air and admire some of the city’s fine nature, the boulevards on the banks of the River Wisłok are the green heart of Rzeszów, boasting great cycle paths, plenty of places to rest and lush vegetation.

Accommodation

The Rzeszów University of Technology campus includes 7 students’ hostels: Akapit, Alchemik, Arcus, Ikar, Nestor, Pingwin and Promień, providing accommodation for 2.5 thousands of students. Additionally, the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics has an “Aviata” Students’ Hostel, which is situated in Jasionka, 10 km from Rzeszów. All the hostels are well-furnished and well-equipped. They offer single and double rooms as well as rooms for three students. The rooms have internal and external telephone communication systems and Internet access. In the students’ hostels there are gyms, laundries, and shops. The students’ hostels are surrounded by green areas suitable for rest and recreation.

Student Exchange Programs

Academics and students of the Rzeszów University of Technology will be able to go to lectures and study at universities in Norway and Iceland as part of the project Mobility in Higher Education financed by the Funds of the European Economic Area. The Mobility in Higher Education Project will be implemented under Component II of the Education Programme. The main goal of the Education Programme is to reduce economic and social differences within the European Economic Area as well as to strengthen bilateral relations between Poland and the Donor States, i.e. Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway. Program activities are designed to support the development of staff working in the field of education and, through the implementation of program activities, strengthen the quality and access to knowledge in Poland.

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About University

West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin is a technical university in Szczecin, Poland. The university was established on January 1. 2009 in Szczecin, from the merger of the Agricultural University in Szczecin and the Szczecin University of Technology. Today the university has 10 faculties with 47 directions, where 2300 employees work and about 15000 students study. The university teaches and conducts research in the fields of technical sciences, agriculture, economics, biology, chemistry and mathematics.

Faculties

West Pomeranian University of Technology consists of 10 faculties:

Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture;
Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology;
Faculty of Electrical Engineering;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics;
Faculty of Chemical Engineering;
Faculty of Maritime Technology;
Faculty of Biotechnology and Animal Husbandry;
Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture;
Faculty of Food Sciences and Fisheries;
Faculty of Economics.

Student Life in Szczecin

Szczecin is the capital city of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland. In the vicinity of the Baltic Sea, it is the country's 7th-largest city and a major seaport in Poland. Szczecin's architectural style is due to trends popular in the last half of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century, Academic art and Art Nouveau. The city has an abundance of green areas: parks and avenues – wide streets with trees planted in the island separating opposite traffic and roundabouts. Students find that Szczecin is a lively city with the wide range of social, cultural and recreational facilities available in the region. By studying in Szczecin one gets the additional benefit of learning about a new culture. Szczecin can provide a broad spectrum of activities to do in your spare time. Activities range from golf, football and sport gyms to bowling, pool and pub crawling. The city has a wide cultural life with its own philharmonic orchestra, opera, art galleries, clubs etc.

Accommodation

The West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin makes every effort to accommodate students in its dormitories. Dormitories offer accommodation in double rooms. The typical accommodation arrangement is a “box”, i.e. 2 independent double rooms sharing 1 bathroom (there are 4 people in one box). There is internet access in each room. There is a kitchen on each floor shared by all floor inhabitants.

International Cooperation

Recognizing the benefits resulting from international cooperation, the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin is an institution open to all kinds of projects enhancing internationalization processes and introducing an international dimension to its educational and research activities. A special invitation is open to foreign students willing to complete both full degrees and part time programmes during exchange periods (e.g. one or two semesters In the framework of Erasmus+ programme). New fields are constantly created as the answer to changing economic conditions and needs of the labor market. Both universities contributed to a system offering students a wide range of academic education: undergraduate studies, postgraduate studies, one-cycle five-year Master's degree studies, doctoral studies and a wide variety of post-diploma studies. The laboratories and study facilities of Szczecin University of Technology and the University of Agriculture in Szczecin were modernized in the last few years. This process has been continued at the newly created WPUT. International cooperation concerning teaching processes and scientific projects will still be one of the priorities of WPUT.

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About University

The University traditions date back to 1944, when the first four Faculties were created at the recently established Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin: Medical, Life Sciences, Agricultural and Veterinary. Among the sequentially-formed faculties, in 1953 the Department of Animal Husbandry began its operations. As a multi-profile University, it integrates agricultural, biological, veterinary, technical, economic and social sciences. The University employs 680 academic teachers in 7 faculties. For 65 years of operation the University promoted: 75 000 graduates, 2000 doctors and 700 habilitated doctors.

Faculties

University of Life Sciences in Lublin consists of 7 faculties:

The Faculty of Agro Bioengineering;
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine;
The Faculty of Animal Sciences and Bioeconomy;
The Faculty of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture;
The Faculty of Production Engineering;
The Faculty of Food Science and Biotechnology;
The Faculty of Environmental Biology.

Student Life in Lublin

Lublin is the capital of the Lublin Region and the biggest town in Eastern Poland. Lublin’s Old Town is full of charm with its cobbled narrow streets and traditional style architecture and Renaissance burgher houses. Everything here is seeping with history and character. In fact, this area is sometimes referred to as “Little Krakow”. There are more than 100 historic mansions and other buildings to marvel at. For a different perspective, you can try the underground tourist trail, which visits old wine cellars and shop basements from various points in the city’s history to give you a more intimate look at the past and present ways of life in Lublin.

Accommodation

Dormitories of the university are located in two districts of Lublin near the city center. Student dormitories on the University Campus offer a wide range of rooms and a common TV room, study room, gym and canteen. The Sports and Health Center with swimming pool and gyms are located in the vicinity of the main campus.

Research

Research, which is conducted by scientific institutions at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin in the laboratories, clinics, experimental and private farms represents a valuable contribution to the development of agricultural and veterinary sciences. Numerous publications in reputable national and international scientific journals reflect the value of scientific achievements. Expanded cooperation with the business sector (manufacturing plants, meat processing plants, sugar refineries, breweries, etc.) results in a large number of reported and obtained patents, utility models and implementations.

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About University

The Pomeranian Medical University (PMU) was established in 1948 in Szczecin, Poland. There are two faculties at the University which offer studies in English: Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. The Pomeranian Medical University has more than 500 faculty and almost 200 technical staff. Among the academic staff are 43 professors and 54 habilitated doctors. Since 1948 8060 physicians and 3314 dentists graduated from the University. 1113 researchers obtained the degree of doctor and 196 of habilitated doctor. The University employs 33 professors and 36 extraordinary professors. The strongest advantage of the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin lies in its staff - scientists, teachers and physicians - well-educated and strongly motivated to do a good job, in many instances keeping pace with the forefront of world medicine.

Faculties

The Pomeranian Medical University consists of 4 faculties:

Faculty of Medicine;
Faculty of Dentistry;
Faculty of Biotechnology;
Faculty of Health Sciences.

Student Life in Szczecin

Szczecin is the capital city of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland. In the vicinity of the Baltic Sea, it is the country's 7th-largest city and a major seaport in Poland. Szczecin's architectural style is due to trends popular in the last half of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century, Academic art and Art Nouveau. The city has an abundance of green areas: parks and avenues – wide streets with trees planted in the island separating opposite traffic and roundabouts. Students find that Szczecin is a lively city with the wide range of social, cultural and recreational facilities available in the region. By studying in Szczecin one gets the additional benefit of learning about a new culture. Szczecin can provide a broad spectrum of activities to do in your spare time. Activities range from golf, football and sport gyms to bowling, pool and pub crawling. The city has a wide cultural life with its own philharmonic orchestra, opera, art galleries, clubs etc.

Accommodation

Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin offers fully furnished and equipped single and double rooms with a kitchenette and bathroom in the university dormitory. All rooms are equipped with beds and with beds, tables, wardrobes and everything necessary for comfortable life and study. Dormitory kitchens are equipped with fridges, electric pots, microwave ovens. The rooms have internet access.

Student Exchange Programs

Thanks to participation in the Erasmus + Programme, every student of the university has the opportunity to complete a period of study or traineeships abroad and each member of staff can develop their competences through foreign training or by carrying out teaching activities at partner universities. Students can also use the knowledge of incoming foreign academic teachers. The university is making efforts to join the European Student Card Initiative. Actions are taken to facilitate student mobility by ensuring automatic recognition of study periods and traineeships carried out abroad with the use of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). International exchange at the university promotes learning foreign languages and the idea of lifelong learning. As part of the Erasmus+ Programme, mobility of students, doctoral students, graduates and employees will be implemented in cooperation with foreign institutions and universities. PUM students will have the opportunity to study at partner universities and carry out traineeships at foreign institutions. Graduates will be able to realize graduate traineeships. Employees will be able to carry out mobility for training and for teaching. As part of the mutual exchange, the university will also host students and staff members from abroad. The implemented activities will contribute to the internationalization of the university.

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About University

University of Agriculture in Krakow is the only agricultural university in Poland. The history of the university started in 1890 when it was the part of the Jagiellonian University where agricultural and forest sciences developed. Today, after fifty years of the University functioning as an independent institution more than 1400 people work in the university including more than 100 professors. More than 13000 students study stationary. Agricultural University trains specialists in the following areas: agriculture, forestry, biology, animal sciences, veterinary, environmental protection, biotechnology, environmental engineering, food technology, mechanical engineering, economics, and management. The main objective of the University of Agriculture in Krakow as the institution of higher education is educating experts who would find employment in the widely understood food and forest economies and specialists in environmental protection. The University aims to prepare professionals able to meet the challenges of contemporary sustainable development based on ecological rules of management and utilization of the Earth's resources.

Faculties

University of Agriculture in Krakow consists of 11 faculties:
Agriculture and Economics
Animal Sciences
Environmental Engineering and Geodesy
Food Technology
Forestry
Horticulture
Production Engineering and Energetics
Biotechnology
Landscaping
University Center of Veterinary Medicine (joint faculty with Jagiellonian University)
Branch Faculty of Economy in Rzeszów

Student Life in Krakow

Kraków is the second-largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland. Situated on the Vistula River, the city dates back to the seventh century. The beautiful city of Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is a dreamland for those with a fascination for architecture and is a great destination for history buffs. Simply strolling the quaint streets of its Old Town will immerse you in its past and get you acquainted with buildings made under the Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance periods of the country. You can also visit the harrowing remnants of the ghetto, Schindler’s Enamel Factory, and the ruins of former concentration camps to learn about city life back in World War II and see how far the city has come and how it evolved into the lively hub for art and education that it is today.

Accommodation

University of Agriculture has 3 campuses close to the center of Krakow, 4 modern dormitories with an overall number of 1560 places, a library as well as canteens providing favorable conditions for science and residence of students. In the dormitories, there are single, double and triple rooms with an area of approximately 15-20 m2. Their equipment includes everything necessary for a comfortable life and study, namely: beds, writing tables with lamps, shelves and cabinets for personal belongings. The rooms have internet access.

Research

Research constitutes an inseparable part of the University activities. Two main areas may be distinguished, i.e. research projects realized as grants and the European Union programs where the objectives are determined by the author of a project or by the contracting agency. The other comprises projects implemented as statutory activities. These projects should be strictly connected with a widely understood didactic process and support it. Participation in extensive research programs, also international ones and adopting information technologies to assist the development of agriculture should build up the importance and strengthen the University identity both in Poland and abroad. University develops in many directions through:

adjustment of traditional fields of studies to future needs of agriculture and natural environment through modifications of present teaching programs to meet the expectations of the young generation and match the socio-economic changes in Poland and in the EU;
seeking new lines of teaching and research which can develop in the future;
concern for the dynamic development of staff capable of conducting research on a world level in all disciplines represented at the University;
organizational changes allowing for successful training of students, conducting research activities, and simultaneously properly utilizing the University resources.

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About University

The Jagiellonian University is the oldest higher education institution in Poland and one of the oldest in Europe. It was founded on 12 May 1364 by the Polish king Casimir the Great. The campus of the Jagiellonian University is centrally located within the city of Kraków. Since its very beginning, the Jagiellonian University has been an international institution. Poles, Ruthenians, Lithuanians, Hungarians, Germans, Czechs, the Swiss, the English, the Dutch, the French, the Spanish, Italians, and even Tatars studied here in the old days. Further development of the University has been inextricably bound with the turbulent and often tragic history of Poland. The Jagiellonian University is a self-governed university. It employs roughly 4,000 academics and provides education to more than 35,000 students who study in 166 fields. The main language of instruction is Polish, although around 30 degrees are offered in English and some in German. The university library is among the largest of its kind and houses a number of medieval manuscripts, including the landmark De Revolutionibus by alumnus Nicolaus Copernicus.

Faculties

Jagiellonian University consists of 18 faculties:
Law and Administration;
Medicine;
Pharmacy and Medical Analysis;
Health Care;
Philosophy;
History;
Philology;
Polish Language and Literature;
Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science;
Mathematics and Computer Science;
Chemistry;
Biology;
Earth Sciences;
Management and Social Communication;
International and Political Studies;
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology;
University Center of Veterinary Medicine (joint faculty with Agricultural University of Kraków)
National Center of Synchrotron Radiation SOLARIS (off-departmental facility)

Student Life in Krakow

Kraków is the second-largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland. Situated on the Vistula River, the city dates back to the seventh century. The beautiful city of Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is a dreamland for those with a fascination for architecture and is a great destination for history buffs. Simply strolling the quaint streets of its Old Town will immerse you in its past and get you acquainted with buildings made under the Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance periods of the country. You can also visit the harrowing remnants of the ghetto, Schindler’s Enamel Factory, and the ruins of former concentration camps to learn about city life back in World War II and see how far the city has come and how it evolved into the lively hub for art and education that it is today.

Accommodation

Jagiellonian University halls of residence in the center or close to the center include: Zaczek, Piast, and Nawojka dormitories. Throughout the year the dormitories offer accommodation in single, double, triple and quadruple rooms with a bathroom, as well as in double and triple rooms with a common bathroom. The number of available rooms is limited during the academic year. Dormitories are located close to the city center, yet they are conveniently removed from its hustle and bustle to ensure peace and quiet. There are parks nearby.

International Cooperation

The Jagiellonian University is involved in various international cooperation activities, including research and educational projects, faculty and student exchange within bilateral agreements, Erasmus+ and SYLFF, summer schools, networks, innovation and technology transfer as well as different scholarship schemes. The university's academic advancement in both Poland and abroad is illustrated by its widely recognized research achievements. The findings have been published in international journals such as European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Medicine, New England Journal of Medicine, and The Lancet. UJ archaeologists lead explorations of ancient sites in various parts of the world, including Egypt, Cyprus, Central America, South Asia and Altay. The astronomers take part in major international projects, including H.E.S.S. and VIPERS. The work of UJ bio-technologists has been published in journals, such as Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, Molecular Ecology Resources, and European Journal of Human Genetics. In the English-speaking world, the Jagiellonian University has international partnerships with the University of Cambridge, University of Melbourne, University of Chicago, University of California, Los Angeles, London School of Economics, University of Rochester, University of California, Irvine, Case Western Reserve University. In the French-speaking world, partner universities include the Sorbonne, University of Montpellier.

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About University

The Warsaw University of Life Sciences is the oldest agricultural and natural science university in Poland, its origins dating back to 1816. Today the university offers 40 fields of study (including 9 taught in English): from natural science and technology to veterinary medicine, social and economic studies. There are nearly 16,000 students in full-time, part-time, doctoral, and post-graduate study courses as well as under international student exchange. Research and teaching activities of the university focus primarily on issues related to agriculture, biology, horticulture, food and nutrition, forestry, veterinary medicine as well as disciplines that strongly support life sciences, such as economics, social sciences, computer science, technology and engineering.

Faculties

Warsaw University of Life Sciences consists of 14 faculties:
Agriculture and Ecology;
Animal Breeding, Bioengineering and Conservation;
Applied Informatics and Mathematics;
Biology and Biotechnology;
Civil and Environmental Engineering;
Economics;
Food Technology;
Forestry;
Horticulture;
Human Nutrition;
Sociology and Education;
Production Engineering;
Wood Technology;
Veterinary Medicine.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

Accommodation

At the Warsaw University of Life Sciences 3000 dormitory places are available. Comfortable suites surrounded by various social facilities are perfect to meet the needs of international and domestic students. The campus is one of the best organized facilities of this type in Poland, so that you can live, learn and spend time in one place. Swimming pools, sports halls, lawns are where in the afternoon and evenings students do sport and integrate outdoors.

Research

Warsaw University of Life Sciences is not only a higher education institution but also an important research unit with well-equipped laboratories, clinics for small and large animals and several research centers including among others: water center and veterinary research center. Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW conducts a multi-faceted business and scientific - research aimed at solving current problems of the national economy, especially in agriculture and related fields. Among the ongoing research directions feature to the following areas of research:

the impact of external factors on the rural environment with particular emphasis on soil environment;
improvement of methods for the production of plants including integrated protection;
landscape architecture-integration and evaluation of natural, cultural and social changes in the human environment;

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About University

The University of Lodz is a fully accredited, state-owned, traditional university founded in 1945 in Lodz, Poland, as a continuation of three higher education institutions functioning in Lodz in the interwar period — the Teacher Training Institute, the Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences and the local division of the Free Polish University of Warsaw. The University provides programmes in 117 fields of study and 218 specializations. In addition, the University offers doctoral programmes, and more than 50 postgraduate curricula. The 24 000 students that attend classes at different faculties of the University are taught by 2217 academic teachers. Modern infrastructure, high quality of education, and a wide range of courses studied in foreign languages attract a large number of international candidates both for full-time degree programmes and for student exchange.

Faculties

University of Lodz consists of 12 faculties:

Biology and Environmental Protection;
Chemistry;
Economics and Sociology;
Philology;
Philosophy and History;
Physics and Applied Informatics;
Mathematics and Computer Science;
Geographical Sciences;
Educational Sciences;
Law and Administration;
Management;
International and Political Studies.

Student Life in Lodz

Lodz is one of the biggest Polish cities that has its own unique atmosphere. It features fine Art Nouveau architecture, a rowdy nightlife, and the most famous Polish film school. A typical visit to Łódź starts with a walk along Piotrkowska Street – one of the most famous streets in Poland and a long walking promenade with shops, cafes, restaurants. Manufaktura is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. This show stopping red-brick, multi-storey shopping mall and leisure center has been brought to life thanks to an epic renovation project of former industrial textile factories. In addition to several bars, restaurants, and cafes, the complex includes a theater and cinema, the Art Museum, and the Factory Museum, which recounts the long and interesting history of the site. The enviable list of attractions also includes a climbing wall, a bowling alley, an urban beach with deckchairs and a zip line offering a bird’s-eye view of Manufaktura for braver visitors.

Accommodation

The University's campus offers housing in 10 dormitories situated in a beautiful green area reasonably close to the city center, and next to most Faculty buildings. The Campus also includes the Centre for Physical Education and Sports, which is a modern complex featuring a sports hall, swimming pool, gyms, and a health and beauty salon. Near it, you can find a medical unit, a bank, and various shops.

Student Exchange Programs

The University of Lodz puts great importance on its international relations. The UL cooperates with over 210 partner institutions from all over the world within institutional bilateral agreements. This cooperation gives our students the possibility of spending a semester or a year abroad and, in return, we receive many students from abroad spending a period of their studies in Lodz. University of Lodz takes part in other exchange and research programmes such as Erasmus+ (over 1250 agreements with 400 partner institutions), International Credit Mobility, Horizon 2020 Compostela Group, Campus Europae, CEEPUS, Mizuta Scholarship, and Erasmus Mundus. There are also opportunities for student mobility outside the EU. University of Lodz runs an exchange scheme within bilateral agreements for students of partner institutions from anywhere in the world.

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About University

The University of Gdańsk is a public research university located in Gdańsk, Poland. It is one of the top 10 universities in Poland. The University of Gdańsk was founded on 20 March 1970. It was formed from an amalgamation of two institutions of higher education: the Higher Economics School in Sopot and the Higher Pedagogical School in Gdańsk. The University of Gdańsk offering 80 fields of study and 219 specializations at present is the largest university in the Pomeranian region and has had an indisputable influence on the development of modern Polish science and higher education. The university has 11 faculties with over 25.000 students, doctoral students, and post-graduates taught by more than 1.700 members of academic staff. In such fields of study as Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Oceanography, Quantum Physics, Pedagogy, Psychology, Law, and Economic Sciences, the University of Gdańsk is one of the best institutions in Poland.

Faculties

University of Gdańsk consists of 11 faculties:

Faculty of Biology;
Faculty of Chemistry;
Faculty of Economics;
Faculty of History;
Faculty of Languages;
Faculty of Law and Administration;
Faculty of Management;
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, and Informatics;
Faculty of Oceanography and Geography;
Faculty of Social science;
Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology (with the Medical University of Gdańsk).

Student Life in Gdańsk

Gdańsk is Poland's maritime capital and one of the largest ports on the Baltic Sea is today a unique metropolis that has always been characterized by a spirit of freedom and courage. Anyone arriving in Gdańsk inevitably gravitates towards the Main Town. Here is where multilingual crowds of all ages take in the views across the extremely popular River Motława, as tourist boats sail past. In Gdańsk, the Old Town means the area where St. Catherine’s Church, the Great Mill, and Madison Shopping Mall are located, while the Main Town is the area where Long (Długa) Street and Long Market (Długi Targ) are located. The wealth of the old Gdańsk is proven by outstanding pieces of architecture such as the City Hall, St. Mary's Church, the Arthus Court, and the Golden Gate.

Accommodation

The University of Gdańsk has a wide range of accommodations in its student dormitories located all over the Cities of Gdansk and Sopot. Double and triple rooms are available. All rooms have internet access. The University’s professional security guards assure the safety of residents. Depending on the particular dormitory, facilities include: kitchens, quiet rooms for study, and laundry facilities. There are also rooms adapted to meet the needs of handicapped students.

International cooperation

The University of Gdańsk cooperates with universities, institutions of higher education, and scientific/scholarly research institutions from almost all the countries in the world. This enables both a broadening of its range of courses and an increase in the expertise of the academic staff, as well as the expansion of the University of Gdańsk into new subject areas. An important element of these joint activities is the implementation of projects within the Framework Programmes of the European Union. The largest number of projects was realized within the 5th Framework Programme, including the establishment of three European Centres of Excellence: the Research and Education Centre for Urban Socio-Economic Development (RECOURSE), the Centre of Excellence for Baltic Development, Education and Research (BALDER), and the Centre of Excellence in Bio-safety and Molecular Biomedicine (BioMoBil). Successes were also enjoyed by the University of Gdańsk's research teams within the 6th Framework Programme, where two of the realized projects constituted a so-called excellence network: Marine Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning (MARBEF), and the European Vigilance Network for the Management of Antiviral Drug Resistance (VIRGIL). UG research teams are also expressing considerable interest in the 7th EU Framework Programme by applying for grants announced by the European Commission.

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About University

Poznan University of Medical Sciences is a prominent Polish medical university, located in the city of Poznań in western Poland. It traces its beginnings to the foundation of Poznań University in 1919 when a pharmaceutical department was created at the University of Poznań and was formed as a separate institution in 1950. It gained the status of a university in 2007. The university is one of the leading medical schools in Poland recognized as the largest educational, clinical, and research center in Poland. Poznan Medical University conducts ongoing research and clinical teaching in partnership with 6 clinical hospitals. Around 8000 students including 1000 international students are enrolled in a medical course at the university. The university has joint research and participation in international programs, research projects, and scientific conferences through student and faculty exchange programs.

Faculties

Poznan University of Medical Sciences consists of 5 faculties:
Faculty of Medicine I
Faculty of Medicine II (English Language Programs)
Faculty of Medicine II North American Admissions and Financial Aid
Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Health Sciences

Student Life in Poznań

Poznań is a city on the River Warta in west-central Poland, within the Greater Poland region. Poznań is a city in Poland that’s packed with great things to see and do. The city is steeped in history, yet enjoys a youthful and laid-back vibe with flourishes of modern architecture and public artwork. Similarly to many cities across the world, the city’s main square is the best place to start your visit to Poznań. Established in the 13th century, many of the brightly colored buildings that surround the square are faithful reconstructions of baroque and renaissance-era buildings that were destroyed during the Second World War. Despite their young age, they are still a wonderful sight. There are numerous bars and restaurants that spill out into the square. At night, the bars become a tad livelier, but they mostly retain a casual atmosphere with many still serving a decent menu of top-quality food.

Accommodation

Poznan University of Medical Sciences has 4 dormitories: Eskulap, Medyk, Aspirynka, and Karolek. These dormitories are designed for housing students in the English language program. PUMS dormitories are located within walking/biking distance from most of the University hospitals, teaching facilities, sports facilities, and the library. They are also quite close to Poznan downtown and include a private cafeteria, laundry facility, internet access, study rooms, social rooms, and parking. The student housing is protected by campus security.

International Cooperation

The university hosts about 10 major international congresses a year. Visits of foreign researchers are a daily routine. The university cooperates regularly with universities in Rennes and Rouen (France), Turku (Finland), Berlin, Göttingen, Halle, Kiel, Magdeburg, Mainz, Munchen Regensburg (Germany), Linköping (Sweden), Oslo University College (Norway), Perugia (Italy), University of Illinois at Chicago (USA). Many university staff members serve on the boards of international professional and scientific associations or are invited to act as advisers by the WHO and IAEA. Medical degrees awarded at the university guarantee wide national recognition. In some countries, e.g. Germany, they are accepted with no further confirmation requirements. They are routinely accepted in Sweden, Britain, the United States, and Canada. At present more than 1200 graduates of the university practice or research abroad. Many of them are clinical specialists and heads of hospital departments in Europe, North America, South Africa, and elsewhere. The university develops scientific and educational collaboration within agreements and official contracts with European universities.

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About University

The Maria Sklodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology is a specialized research institute and hospital of the Polish Ministry of Health, devoted solely to oncology. Based in Warsaw, it also has regional branches in Gliwice and Kraków. It was founded in 1932 as the Radium Institute by double-Nobel laureate Maria Skłodowska-Curie in collaboration with the Polish Government. Institute consists of more than 120 researchers, including about 30 professors and about 80 Ph.D. or MD/Ph.D. researchers. The highly qualified group of scientists comprises an interdisciplinary team representing fields of science such as clinical oncology, surgery, nuclear medicine, radiotherapy, oncological endocrinology, medical biology, biotechnology, medical physics, chemistry, bioinformatics, and epidemiology. Medical activity is supported by scientific activity done by various science units and laboratories.

Faculties

The Maria Sklodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology is currently divided into 8 faculties:

Medicine;
Nursing;
Public Health;
Physical Therapy;
Biotechnology;
Electroradiology;
Physical Therapy;
Medical Physics.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

Modern Technologies

The Institute runs research and development on all aspects of cancer disease control along with delivering medical healthcare services that assure highly specialist diagnostics, therapies, and rehabilitation for cancer patients. Clinics at the Oncology Center all provide modern radiotherapy facilities, diagnostic departments, and specialist clinics. The departments at the Oncology Center also undertake multi-center-based prospective clinical studies which include those from both home and abroad. In the main, these studies assess the value of the combination and adjuvant/supportive treatments together with the quality of life in patients suffering from cancers of the breast, lungs, gastrointestinal tract, renal tract, lymphatic system, soft tissue sarcoma, and skin melanoma. The Oncology Center is likewise the leading institution for both improving existing radiotherapy methods and developing new ones, as well as for performing research in clinical radiobiology. Over many years it has also been and continues to be, a leader in epidemiological studies on cancer (including using molecular markers of carcinogen exposure). In addition, the Center operates both the National and Warsaw Cancer Registries and has also established both the GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumors) and bone cancer registries.

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About University

The Medical University of Lodz is one of the largest state-owned medical universities and one of the leading research centers in Poland. The Medical University of Łódź was founded on October 1, 2002, as a merger of the Medical Academy of Łódź and the Military Medical Academy of Łódź. It comprises 6 research institutes, 49 chairs, 7 fully equipped university teaching hospitals with a total capacity of 2900 beds, as well as 438,000 specialist consultations every year in specialist outpatient clinics, in addition to the collaboration with 22 international universities. Presently over 900 foreign students from various countries attend medical and dental programs taught entirely in English.

Faculties

The Medical University of Lodz consists of 10 faculties:
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry
Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Physiotherapy
Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Military Medicine
Faculty of Medicine with Department of Dentistry and Department of Biomedical Sciences
Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Health Sciences with Department of Nursery and Midwifery

Student Life in Lodz

Lodz is one of the biggest Polish cities that has its own unique atmosphere. It features fine Art Nouveau architecture, a rowdy nightlife and the most famous Polish film school. A typical visit to Łódź starts with a walk along Piotrkowska Street – one of the most famous streets in Poland and a long walking promenade with shops, cafes, restaurants. Manufaktura is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. This show stopping red-brick, multi-storey shopping mall and leisure center has been brought to life thanks to an epic renovation project of former industrial textile factories. In addition to several bars, restaurants and cafes, the complex includes a theater and cinema, the Art Museum and the Factory Museum, which recounts the long and interesting history of the site. The enviable list of attractions also includes a climbing wall, bowling alley, an urban beach with deckchairs and a zip line offering a bird’s-eye view of Manufaktura for braver visitors.

Accommodation

If you decide to study at the Medical University of Lodz - there are plenty of accommodation options available. You can choose one of our Students’ Halls of Residence. Here you will feel at home serviced by a helpful English-speaking staff and surrounded by your fellow students who will help you in the orientation process. The dorms represent various levels of housing conditions which are reflected in the rent.

Clinical activity

At present, the Medical University of Lodz has over 1600 hospital beds in Teaching Hospitals that provide medical services for patients, being the essential base for research work and undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. University Teaching Hospitals and University-affiliated departments constitute a basic source for highly specialized diagnostic and treatment services provided by professors, associate professors and specialists of various medical disciplines who take care of health needs of the Lodz region community and promote health-related programs.

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About University

The Warsaw University of is one of the leading institutes of technology in Poland and one of the largest in Central Europe, Warsaw. The origins of Warsaw University of Technology date back to 1826 when engineering education was begun in the Warsaw Institute of Technology. The university of Technology started on its own in 1915 thanks to the efforts of the Association for Scientific Courses and the Citizens’ Committee of the City of Warsaw. Today it employs 2,453 teaching faculty, with 357 professors and has about 5,000 graduates per year.

Faculties

Warsaw University of Technology consists of 22 faculties:
Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science;
Faculty of Administration and Social Science;
Faculty of Architecture;
Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering;
Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering;
Faculty of Chemistry;
Faculty of Civil Engineering;
Faculty of Electrical Engineering;
Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology;
Faculty of Building Services, Hydro and Environmental Engineering;
Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography;
Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science;
Faculty of Management;
Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering;
Faculty of Mechatronics;
Faculty of Production Engineering;
Faculty of Physics;
Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering;
Faculty of Transport;
WUT Business School;
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Mechanics and Petrochemistry;
College of Economics and Social Sciences.

Student Life in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and largest city, with 1.8 million inhabitants. It is on the Vistula River in the middle of the country. As you stroll the streets of the city, you’ll be struck by the versatility of Warsaw. Skyscrapers and luxury retail outlets neighbor museums and libraries in a space that feels both cosmopolitan and yet rather raw. Warsaw’s Old Town is the jewel in the Polish capital’s crown. It delights visitors with its colorful tenement houses and the unique atmosphere of its narrow streets. You can visit the Museum of Warsaw or follow the Old Town Cellars Route. See also the barbican and the bell on Kanonia street, take a stroll along the old city walls and take a photo of the Vistula from the observation point at Gnojna Góra. Step into the cathedral, which houses the tombs of the medieval Mazovian princes.

Accommodation

At Warsaw University of Technology there are 10 dormitories with single, double, triple rooms or apartments to choose from. Gym, swimming pool, library, TV room, laundry and kitchens are also available. The Students Union is responsible for the accommodation of all international students. All the information on the registration system is available in the Handbook for International Students.

Research

Warsaw University of Technology not only supports Polish innovators by changing their inventions into companies, but it also initiates cooperation with national and foreign companies. Warsaw University of Technology is also a member of research consortia which combines the potential of outstanding scientists from various universities and other scientific institutions with that of entrepreneurs who wish to implement new technologies. As an example may serve the Centre for Pre-Clinical Research and Technologies (CePT), in which research will be conducted in the field of biomedical engineering and biotechnology, on the most frequent civilization illnesses, in particular cancer, neurological diseases, and illnesses of the circulation system, as well as illnesses connected with aging.

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About University

The Medical University of Gdansk was founded on 8 October 1945. Its history is related to the tradition of the medical practice of surgeons associated with the Surgeons Guild (active since 1454), as well as teaching and medical and scientific research, particularly in Gdańskie Gimnazjum Akademickie established in 1558. Medical University of Gdansk (MUG) is the largest medical university in northern Poland, located in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. MUG educates nearly 6000 undergraduate and postgraduate students at four Faculties: Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Pharmacy and The Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology. The University is intensively conducting scientific research which is reflected by its high position in the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education ranking and by many awards for its staff.

Faculties

Medical University of Gdansk consists of 4 faculties:

Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Health Sciences with Institute of Maritime and Tropical Medicine
The Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology of the University of Gdańsk and the Medical University of Gdańsk.