Poland: 3 Universities of High Recommendations

Warsaw University was founded in 1816. This is the main institution of higher education in Poland. Warsaw University is first in ranking among public universities in Poland according to the study held by Rzeczpospolita editions in 2010. It has been a leader of the country’s universities for many years.

Warsaw University's infrastructure is constantly improving and developing. The University employs more than 6,000 people (including more than 3,100 teachers). There are more than 56 thousand students.

Departments:

1.       Biology

2.       Chemistry

3.       Journalism and Political Science

4.       Philosophy and Sociology

5.       Physics

6.       Geography and Regional Studies

7.       Geology

8.       History

9.       Applied linguistics

10.   Applied Social Sciences and Rehabilitation

11.   Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics

12.   Economics

13.   Modern Languages

14.   Pedagogical

15.   Polish Studies

16.   Law and Administration

17.   Psychology

State Jagiellonian University

State Jagiellonian University is one of the oldest educational institutions in Europe. It was founded in 1364. Today, Jagiellonian University is a higher educational institution where modern teaching methods are used.

Specialties of the University:

1.       Administration

2.       Law

3.       National security

4.       Journalism

5.       Politics

6.       Economics

7.       Cinematography

8.       Psychology

9.       History

10.   Animation

11.   Archeology

12.   Geography

13.   Chemistry

14.   Biology, etc.

Maria Curie-Sklodowska University

Maria Curie-Sklodowska University (UMCS) is the largest state university in eastern Poland. It was founded in 1944. The University constantly collaborates with educational institutions and research entities from abroad.

Currently there are more than 30 thousand students requiring bachelor’s, master’s or P .G. degrees.  It has 11 faculties and more than 120 specialties.

Specialties:

1.       Administration

2.       International relationships

3.       Finance and Accounting

4.       Economy

5.       Sociology

6.       Psychology

7.       Law

8.       Management and Control

9.       Philology

10.   Computer science

11.   Tourism and recreation

12.   European Studies

13.   Pedagogy

14.   Political science

15.   Graphic arts

16.   Journalism, Media

17.   Security

18.   Spatial Economy

19.   Biology and Biotechnology

20.   Geography

21.   Chemistry

22.   Mathematics

23.   Physics, etc.

The campus has 8 dormitories, a large number of sports halls, cultural centers and 6 clubs. Different types of sport are very popular here.

In addition, the University takes part in the program of the European Commission named Erasmus, which means that students can spend part of their education in the European partner universities. About 200 students and more than 50 employees of the University enjoy this program every year.

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