University of Warsaw

• Founded: 1816
• Location: Warsaw, Poland
• Number of students: more than 40,000
• Rating in Poland: No. 1.

Warsaw University takes the leading place in the ranking of Polish universities, is included in the 300 best universities in the world, on an excellent account in Eastern Europe. A high level of teaching that meets international standards attracts students from all over the world. Here is a wide selection of specialties - the most popular faculties:

• Arts and Humanities
• Natural Sciences
• Engineering and Technology
• Physics
• Social sciences and management.

More than 3700 specialists teach at the university, one fifth of which are professors. About 350 international conferences and seminars are held annually at the University of Warsaw, more than 5000 scientific publications are published. The university is part of a number of European and world associations; there are exchange programs with dozens of other universities.

Research conducted at the university is funded by the state and private companies - this is more than 110 million euros per year (a third of all university funding). Competitions for grants are constantly held, grants are given for talented students.

Studies conducted within the walls of the university concern more than 3 thousand different areas and topics: students take part in them, which gives them relevant knowledge needed in their future careers. The university helps graduates find jobs and constantly conducts research in the field of each student's future career.

Another advantage of getting a higher education here is being in the very center of the Polish capital: Warsaw is developing at a tremendous pace, it is a major economic and historical center of the country. The architecture of the university is also attractive - the history of the university has more than two centuries.

Famous graduates of the University of Warsaw:

• Henryk Sienkiewicz - writer and Nobel Prize laureate
• Menachem Begin - Israeli Prime Minister from 1977 to 1983, Nobel laureate
• Joseph Rotblat is an outstanding physicist and radiobiologist, Nobel Prize winner.

The university has a hostel for international students. If you want to get a room here, try to submit documents in advance: unfortunately, there are not enough places for everyone who wants to stay in the hostel. Meals are possible in the cafe of the university, where prices are lower than in urban institutions.

The university has modern equipment in classrooms and dozens of laboratories. There is a library for students with 6 million books, scientific papers, magazines.

The academic year at the University of Warsaw is divided into 2 semesters: autumn and spring. Additional costs range from $ 404 to $ 762 per month: accommodation, meals, transportation and communication costs, leisure activities. You can save by getting a dorm room.

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