Warsaw University of Technology

Warsaw University of Technology is the leading technical university in Poland and one of the best in Europe. This public university is the successor to a technical school that has existed in Poland since 1826, but the university was officially founded in 1915. Graduates of the Warsaw University of Technology receive the highest salaries among graduates of other technical universities in Poland.

The Warsaw University of Technology ranks high in national and international university rankings. In 2018, it was recognized as No. 1 in Poland among technical universities in the Perspektywy and Rzeczpospolita rankings. If we talk about rankings covering all types of Polish universities, Warsaw University of Technology confidently holds third place in Perspektywy, Unirank, CWUR and Webometrics. According to the international ranking Emerging Economies University Rankings 2018, Warsaw University of Technology ranks 173rd among all universities in the world.

According to the rating of study areas from Perspektywy and student reviews, Warsaw University of Technology is the best choice for those wishing to study computer science, transport, architecture, energy, biotechnology, technical physics, chemical engineering, chemical technology, materials engineering, geodesy and cartography.

Warsaw University of Technology offers more than 30 different areas of study in 20 faculties (of which two are located in Płock). The university’s teaching staff consists of approximately 2,500 scientists, and teaching is conducted in both Polish and English.

The university is actively involved in international cooperation and has about 180 foreign university partners. Exchange programs such as Erasmus+ are very popular, allowing students to spend part of their academic year at partner universities in other countries.