Poznan University of Life Sciences

Based in Poznan, Poland - the country’s fifth-largest city - the Poznan University of Life Sciences offers higher-education teaching in the life sciences subject area. Studying here means living in one of the most important business centers in Poland, among a population of over 500,000 people.

The Poznan University of Life Sciences is one of several state-owned universities in the city, with a total student population of around 140,000. This means approximately one in four residents is a student. 

Established in 1951, the Poznan University of Life Sciences was established by combining the agriculture and forestry faculties at the city’s Adam Mickiewicz University and making them into a new institution. Today, the university offers teaching in a range of subjects including: agronomy, forestry, horticulture, land reclamation and environmental engineering.