BOOKING TRAVEL / POLICY SCHOOLS

With a long history (from the 14th century), Polish Education ranked 14th in the world, this is the achievement of the Polish Government when successfully building a quality and prestigious education system.

With more than 500 public and private universities across the country, Polish education is known for its two famous figures, physicist Marie Curie, Nobel laureate and space scientist Nilolaus Copernicus.

Booking Travel will introduce the 7 most famous universities in Poland.

1. University of Warsaw:

Ranked No. 1 in Poland is the Warsaw University, located in the heart of Warsaw. Warsaw University was founded in 1816, is the largest university famous for the quality of training in Poland, an estimated 51,700 students enrolled annually in 19 faculties and campuses, with more than 80 programs research. Referring to Warsaw, people immediately think of the three pledges "The most prestigious, the most development opportunities and the best learning environment". Therefore, 94% of students find jobs immediately after graduation. The school is ranked in the Top 2% of the world's top universities.

University of Warsaw is known for interesting events and legends. During World War II, the campus transformed into a Nazi military barracks; During this time the institute established the so-called "Warsaw Secret University" and continued to educate students in various hidden locations.

2. Jagiellonia University

As the oldest university in Poland, the University of Jagiellonia was founded in Kraków in 1364 by Casimir III the Great. This is the second oldest university in Central Europe and one of the oldest universities in the world. This is the school that receives the most funding from the Polish government. The number of students attending every year is about 53,000, of which nearly 2,000 international students with 15 major faculties with 600 leading professors. The school is famous for its training in Law - Administration and Medicine.

Ranked 7th in the EECA rankings with approximately 41,800 students enrolled. Among the notable alumni are Jan III Sobieski (king of Poland until 1696), Nicolaus Copernicus (famous for building a model of the universe with the Sun in the center), the Pope John Paul II and two Nobel laureates, Ivo Andric and Wisława Szymborska.

3. Warsaw University of Technology:

Founded in 1826, Warsaw University of Technology is considered one of Poland's leading scientific and technological research institutes and one of the largest universities in Central Europe. The school has 2,453 lecturers with 357 specialized professors. Every year, the school attracts about 40,000 students, with 19 main faculties focusing on two fields of science and technology producing 5,000 bachelors each year.

According to EECA, the university ranks 18th among engineering universities in Europe and Central Asia. The school is considered one of the leading technology institutes in Europe, and is one of the largest major providers of technical education.

4. University of Wroclaw

Wroclaw Polytechnic University, founded in 1702, is an autonomous technical university in Wroclaw on the banks of the Oder. Recently, the university was announced to be the best technical university in Poland for the second time in a row in the oldest Polish university rankings by the "Wprost" magazine (2006). and 2007). Every year, the university attracts more than 32,000 domestic and international students studying in 50 different programs. The annual number of graduates is 4,000 students. The University is ranked 430th in the 2011 Webometrics Ranking of World Universities 185, 185th in Europe and 9th in Central Europe and Eastern Europe.

A historic university, in 1702 when it was founded by Leopold I of the Habsburg dynasty, the University of Wroclaw was ranked 44th in the EECA rankings. It is the largest university in the Lower Silesia area and currently teaches over 40,000 students and about 1,300 doctoral students across 10 faculties. The university's main focus is scientific research and its alumni include nine Nobel Laureates.

5. AGH University of Science and Technology:

AGH University of Science and Technology was founded in 1919 in Krakow, the old capital of Poland. It is also one of the top Polish schools for science and technology training, following Wroclaw.

The university attracts more than 35,500 students enrolled each year, of which more than 26,000 bachelor's students, nearly 6,000 master's students and more than 1,000 doctoral students. With 15 main faculties, 32 majors. Some major training majors are: mining, geology, metallurgy, petroleum, mechanics, automation, energy - raw materials, management, ..... The school has 500 scientists studying the topic. talented independent with 2,000 faculty members holding the title of professor and doctorate.

6. Gdansk University of Technology:

The goal of providing high quality education for the needs of the dynamic development of the economy and the knowledge society is one of the key elements of the mission of the Technical University of Gdansk. Mainly focusing on building a quality culture, the integrity of education and scientific research, improving the quality of teaching and management staff and the attractiveness and competitiveness of the University. Gdansk Technology. This is one of the largest technology training schools in Poland and is chosen by most young people.

7. Warsaw Medical University:

This is one of the oldest medical schools in Poland with a history of over 200 years. The university's programs meet the highest international standards of higher education and are based on good clinical and pharmaceutical practice principles. gaining national and international reputation for their contributions to the science and practice of medicine. In addition to Polish, the school also trains a number of majors in English such as medical research, dentistry, pharmacy.

 

The quality of the education system is guaranteed by the State Accreditation Commission, which oversees all higher education institutions in Poland. According to the survey results, more than 80% of Polish universities rank excellent and good.

Studying in Poland will be a great opportunity for students to experience a multicultural learning environment, experience a long-standing culture, magnificent historical architecture and unique cuisine.

Students are highly regarded by recruiting professionals from around the world, especially doctors, engineers, architects and information technology experts, but Polish graduates Also well prepared to compete in the global job market.

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