University of Warsaw
University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland
University of Warsaw
The quality of education at the University of Warsaw is confirmed by the annual appraisals conducted by the university itself which show that the majority of students are satisfied with their selection of the university and the education programme. The University’s strongest points are: its prestige, development opportunities, the study environment. The quality of education is also confirmed by research conducted with the University’s graduates. The University of Warsaw conducts the largest research enterprise of its kind in Europe by monitoring the careers of former students. Results demonstrate that having a diploma from the University of Warsaw is a definite asset in the job market; 94% of respondents have found employment after graduation.
The University of Warsaw community includes 4,800 foreigners: students, doctoral students, employees and grantees of, among others, the Erasmus+ programme. With respect to academic exchanges, the University of Warsaw stands out not only in Poland, but also internationally, being one of the leaders of the European Commission ranking issued as part its assessment of student exchange at over 3,000 institutions of higher education in the entire Europe. The University of Warsaw is most popular among students from Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey and Ukraine.
Features
The University of Warsaw, founded in 1816, is Poland’s largest and leading public research university, located in the capital city. It offers a comprehensive range of programs across humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and more, following the Bologna system with bachelor’s, master’s, long-cycle, and doctoral studies. With over 36,000 students, 1,700 doctoral candidates, and 4,100 academic staff, it combines high-quality education with strong research activity. The university has an excellent reputation internationally and boasts a 94% graduate employment rate, reflecting its strong ties to the job market.
Accommodation
The University of Warsaw provides student housing in several residence halls (dormitories) across the city. Places are limited and priority is usually given to international exchange students, first-year students, and those in financial need.
Work While Studying
International students from the EU/EEA can work freely without a permit. Non-EU students enrolled in full-time studies at a Polish institution also have the right to work without a permit. Many students take part-time jobs or freelance work alongside their studies.
Co-op/Internship Participation
The University of Warsaw runs a Career Office (Biuro Karier) that helps students find internships, placements, and job opportunities. Some degree programs also include mandatory internships as part of the curriculum.
Featured Programmes
Average Time To Receive Acceptance Letter
June - July
20 days
Location
Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28, 00-927 Warszawa, Poland
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