Adam Mickiewicz University

Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU) is one of the most prestigious and important universities in Poland. It serves as a leading academic and scientific center not only at the national level but also across Europe. The university is located in the city of Poznań, the fifth-largest city in Poland, and boasts a rich history in higher education. It was officially founded on May 7, 1919, although its academic roots date back to the 16th century.

The university is named after the renowned Polish national poet Adam Mickiewicz, a key figure in European Romantic literature. AMU played a significant role in Poland’s cultural and educational revival after World War I and continued to grow and expand despite the historical and political challenges faced by the country, particularly during times of occupation and World War II.

AMU offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, with some taught in English to attract international students.

The university comprises more than 15 faculties and various research institutes. It houses well-equipped, historic libraries, advanced laboratories, and technology centers. It is considered one of Poland’s leading universities in scientific research, conducting projects funded by the European Union and collaborating with many European and global universities in academic and scientific exchange programs.

The university boasts a vibrant and diverse student life, hosting thousands of students from around the world through exchange programs such as Erasmus+. It offers a wide range of student services, including on-campus housing, cultural activities, and sports centers.

Adam Mickiewicz University consistently ranks among the top universities in both Poland and Central Europe. It is also a member of several international academic alliances, such as the “Polish Research Universities” group and the “European Universities Initiative.”