Warsaw University of Technology

Warsaw University of Technology
(Politechnika Warszawska)

The University is one of the most prestigious and largest technical universities in Poland. It is a leading center for education and scientific research in the fields of engineering and technology not only in Poland but also in Central and Eastern Europe.

The university was officially established in 1915, but its roots go back to 1826, when the School of Applied Arts and Industrial Technology was founded in Warsaw. It is located in the heart of the Polish capital, Warsaw a modern and economically vibrant city which offers students an excellent opportunity to study in an urban environment rich in technology, startups, and advanced industries.

The university consistently ranks among the top technical universities in Poland and Central Europe and appears in global rankings such as the QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education, particularly in the fields of engineering and applied sciences.

Warsaw University of Technology

is a major hub for applied engineering research in Poland. It participates in many European and international projects, including EU programs like Horizon Europe. The university maintains strong partnerships with industrial companies and promotes innovation and entrepreneurship through its research and innovation centers.

The university does not focus solely on academics it also offers a vibrant and diverse student life. There are over 150 student clubs and associations, including scientific teams, robotics competitions, and space exploration projects. The university also provides student housing, sports facilities, and comprehensive support for international students through its Office for Foreign Students.

Student Life

• More than 150 student clubs and associations.
• Includes scientific teams, robotics competitions, and space exploration projects.
• Offers student housing, sports facilities, and support for international students.