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About Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech)
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
(Wrocław Tech) is one of Poland’s leading universities of technology and
a dynamic multidisciplinary academic centre in Central Europe.
Established in 1945 and located in Wrocław, one of Poland’s strongest hubs of
technology, innovation and business services, the university combines a
comprehensive engineering profile with strong basic sciences, social sciences
and a rapidly developing medical and health-tech domain.
Wrocław Tech educates around 22,000 students
(including 7.5% international) and around 850 doctoral students (15%
international). Its academic community includes over 2,500 academic staff,
with 226 full professors and 480 university professors. It offers more than
130 programmes of study, including 71 first-cycle programmes, 62
second-cycle programmes and a six-year long-cycle medical programme. Twelve
programmes are offered in English.
Wrocław Tech develops research and education
across a broad range of science and engineering fields, organised around the
following research priority areas: Information Technology, Data Science, and
Artificial Intelligence; Innovative Materials and Advanced Manufacturing;
Sustainable Living Environment; Smart Cities and Future Society; Health and
Medical Technologies; Extreme Technologies; and Basic Research for Technology
and Innovation. The expansion of the Faculty of Information and Communication
Technology in 2021 and the creation of the Faculty of Medicine in 2023 reflect
the university’s strategic transformation towards a model in which engineering,
data science, biomedical research and clinical needs can meet in one academic
environment.
The university’s research and teaching are
supported by extensive infrastructure, including more than 1,100 research and
teaching laboratories, 8 accredited laboratories and advanced specialist
facilities. Wrocław Tech operates its own high-performance computing and
networking centre, including the 13-PFLOP/s supercomputer LEM and the quantum
computer ODRA 5, both supporting research, education and innovation in
data-intensive science and advanced technologies.
Wrocław Tech places particular emphasis on
interdisciplinary research, education and innovation. It operates around 20
interdisciplinary and cross-faculty hubs and centres, connecting
engineering, AI, data-intensive science, basic sciences, sustainability,
advanced materials, energy, security, medicine and health technologies. This
architecture is supported by major infrastructure investments and by
university-wide mechanisms encouraging cross-faculty teams, shared facilities
and translational research.
Graduate outcomes are another visible strength:
in a national graduate-careers ranking based on administrative data from the
Polish graduate tracking system, Wrocław Tech was ranked 2nd overall in
Poland and 1st among technical universities.
Wrocław Tech’s recent research performance
includes ERC grants, Horizon Europe projects and its first EIC Pathfinder
Challenges funding, as well as high-impact results in AI, photonics,
advanced materials, chemical biology, quantum physics, applied mathematics and
medical engineering. Its researchers have contributed to publications in
Nature, Science and other leading international journals, and the university’s
performance is increasingly visible in global, subject-based and citation-based
rankings.
Wrocław Tech is listed in the major
international academic rankings and research-visibility indicators, including QS,
ARWU, THE and Nature Index. Its internationally visible areas
include engineering and technology, natural sciences, civil engineering,
materials science, electrical and electronic engineering, computer science, AI
and interdisciplinary science. THE Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026 ranked
Wrocław Tech 190th globally and 1st in Poland.
The university is a member of the European
University Alliance Unite!, as well as CESAER and T.I.M.E.,
and cooperates with academic, research and industrial partners worldwide. These
partnerships support student and staff mobility, joint education, doctoral
training, research collaboration and knowledge transfer. Wrocław Tech’s
Doctoral School is integrated with the Unite! Doctoral School and provides an
increasingly international, project-based pathway towards research
independence.
Wrocław Tech stands out in Poland for the
strength of its young academic community. It has the highest share of
academic staff under 40 among Poland’s largest universities. This profile
is supported by a broad architecture of development programmes for doctoral
students, young researchers and emerging scientific leaders.
Wrocław Tech is distinguished by a
project-based academic culture and a broad ecosystem of around 230 student
scientific societies, project teams and organisations, actively involving
about 17% of students. Internationally competitive teams include PWr Racing
Team, Off-Road, PWr Aerospace, PWr in Space, the University Aviation Club and
LEM Wrocław Motorsport.
The university’s Academic Entrepreneurship
Incubator is one of Poland’s largest university entrepreneurship platforms. It
currently incubates 34 companies and has supported more than 350 start-ups
since 2006. Through education, research, entrepreneurship and cooperation with
business and public institutions, Wrocław Tech contributes significantly to the
development of Wrocław as a major centre of science, technology and innovation.
About Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech)
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
(Wrocław Tech) is one of Poland’s leading universities of technology and
a dynamic multidisciplinary academic centre in Central Europe.
Established in 1945 and located in Wrocław, one of Poland’s strongest hubs of
technology, innovation and business services, the university combines a
comprehensive engineering profile with strong basic sciences, social sciences
and a rapidly developing medical and health-tech domain.
Wrocław Tech educates around 22,000 students
(including 7.5% international) and around 850 doctoral students (15%
international). Its academic community includes over 2,500 academic staff,
with 226 full professors and 480 university professors. It offers more than
130 programmes of study, including 71 first-cycle programmes, 62
second-cycle programmes and a six-year long-cycle medical programme. Twelve
programmes are offered in English.
Wrocław Tech develops research and education
across a broad range of science and engineering fields, organised around the
following research priority areas: Information Technology, Data Science, and
Artificial Intelligence; Innovative Materials and Advanced Manufacturing;
Sustainable Living Environment; Smart Cities and Future Society; Health and
Medical Technologies; Extreme Technologies; and Basic Research for Technology
and Innovation. The expansion of the Faculty of Information and Communication
Technology in 2021 and the creation of the Faculty of Medicine in 2023 reflect
the university’s strategic transformation towards a model in which engineering,
data science, biomedical research and clinical needs can meet in one academic
environment.
The university’s research and teaching are
supported by extensive infrastructure, including more than 1,100 research and
teaching laboratories, 8 accredited laboratories and advanced specialist
facilities. Wrocław Tech operates its own high-performance computing and
networking centre, including the 13-PFLOP/s supercomputer LEM and the quantum
computer ODRA 5, both supporting research, education and innovation in
data-intensive science and advanced technologies.
Wrocław Tech places particular emphasis on
interdisciplinary research, education and innovation. It operates around 20
interdisciplinary and cross-faculty hubs and centres, connecting
engineering, AI, data-intensive science, basic sciences, sustainability,
advanced materials, energy, security, medicine and health technologies. This
architecture is supported by major infrastructure investments and by
university-wide mechanisms encouraging cross-faculty teams, shared facilities
and translational research.
Graduate outcomes are another visible strength:
in a national graduate-careers ranking based on administrative data from the
Polish graduate tracking system, Wrocław Tech was ranked 2nd overall in
Poland and 1st among technical universities.
Wrocław Tech’s recent research performance
includes ERC grants, Horizon Europe projects and its first EIC Pathfinder
Challenges funding, as well as high-impact results in AI, photonics,
advanced materials, chemical biology, quantum physics, applied mathematics and
medical engineering. Its researchers have contributed to publications in
Nature, Science and other leading international journals, and the university’s
performance is increasingly visible in global, subject-based and citation-based
rankings.
Wrocław Tech is listed in the major
international academic rankings and research-visibility indicators, including QS,
ARWU, THE and Nature Index. Its internationally visible areas
include engineering and technology, natural sciences, civil engineering,
materials science, electrical and electronic engineering, computer science, AI
and interdisciplinary science. THE Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026 ranked
Wrocław Tech 190th globally and 1st in Poland.
The university is a member of the European
University Alliance Unite!, as well as CESAER and T.I.M.E.,
and cooperates with academic, research and industrial partners worldwide. These
partnerships support student and staff mobility, joint education, doctoral
training, research collaboration and knowledge transfer. Wrocław Tech’s
Doctoral School is integrated with the Unite! Doctoral School and provides an
increasingly international, project-based pathway towards research
independence.
Wrocław Tech stands out in Poland for the
strength of its young academic community. It has the highest share of
academic staff under 40 among Poland’s largest universities. This profile
is supported by a broad architecture of development programmes for doctoral
students, young researchers and emerging scientific leaders.
Wrocław Tech is distinguished by a
project-based academic culture and a broad ecosystem of around 230 student
scientific societies, project teams and organisations, actively involving
about 17% of students. Internationally competitive teams include PWr Racing
Team, Off-Road, PWr Aerospace, PWr in Space, the University Aviation Club and
LEM Wrocław Motorsport.
The university’s Academic Entrepreneurship
Incubator is one of Poland’s largest university entrepreneurship platforms. It
currently incubates 34 companies and has supported more than 350 start-ups
since 2006. Through education, research, entrepreneurship and cooperation with
business and public institutions, Wrocław Tech contributes significantly to the
development of Wrocław as a major centre of science, technology and innovation.
GET STARTED Check out the study offer, required documents and deadlines at www.admission.pwr.edu.pl
1. ONLINE REGISTRATION IN THE SYSTEM
Create an account, fill in all the required data, including personal data according to your passport, and upload a formal photo,
Attach documents required for qualification (educational documents and language confirmation),
Sign up for the chosen field of study,
Pay the application fee to the account provided in the System,
2. APPLICATION ASSESSMENT Wait for the application assessment and check for the results.
3. TUITION FEE PAYMENT Pay the tuition fee (if applicable) to the personal bank account provided in the System.
4. VISA PROCEDURE Check the list of necessary documents for a student visa on the Polish Embassy or Consulate website, and schedule an appointment.
5. CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE Once the tuition fee payment is received (if applicable), the Student Status Certificate and Decision of Conditional Acceptance will be issued.
6. ARRIVAL and SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS Finalizing the admission process, submit hard copies and Xerox copies of all required documents in person within deadlines.
Wrocław Tech offers accommodation for over 2100 students across 10 dormitories located in Wroclaw and 3 other cities where branches of the university are located. Students can be housed in double or triple rooms of varying standards. Each dormitory provides access to a shared kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and study or lecture areas. All rooms are fully furnished (bed, table, chairs, bookshelves, wardrobe). Room prices range approximately from 175 to 445 EUR per month. Facilities available in the dormitories include:
Study rooms
Multimedia rooms
Canteens
Guest rooms
On-site shops
Laundries
Card payment options
Student clubs
On-site security and general safety
Affordable prices
Psychological support services
Important: Dormitory accommodation is available only for students who are at least 18 years old.
“Wrocław – the meeting place” is the promotional slogan of the city. And indeed – meetings, parties, festivals, events and cultural happenings abound here like nowhere else in Poland.
You can find more information about upcoming events on this website. https://www.wroclaw.pl/go/events
Wrocław University of Science and Technology is located in a beautiful part of town, between the bridges over the Oder and near green spaces. The entire infrastructure of this island city (303 bridges and overpasses) encourages cyclists and cycling trips, which is perfect for students as well as a good alternative to traffic jams and crowded trams.
You can ride a bike around:
Centennial Hall and The Zoo
One of the largest architectural works of the twentieth century by Max Berg, Centennial Hall is the site of numerous exhibitions, festivals, conferences and concerts. The multimedia fountain, pergola, Japanese garden and a beautiful spacious Szczytnicki park, especially in the summer, make Centennial Hall a meeting place for citizens of Wrocław, as well as visitors and students.
Literally across the street, you can find Wrocław Zoo. Systematically overhauled and modernized for several years, it provides comfortable conditions to animals. You will be enchanted after visiting the butterflies section, and numerous aquariums, which reflect the different continents’ ecosystems.
Ostrów Tumski
This is where the entire history of Wrocław has begun. This is the place where some people get to feel the effects of Earthchakras. We know for sure that Ostrów Tumski is a magical Island, full of a gothic atmosphere where you can smell incense, and feel the breath of history dating back almost 2000 years. The island has a beautiful botanical garden, which is an ideal haven of rest.
Market Square
Wrocław’s Market Square is teeming with life 24 hours a day. Town Hall, Gothic churches, picturesque houses and a huge amount of pubs, restaurants and bars make it the heart of the city. Visit the Gallery BWA Awangarda and step on the witches bridge at the towers of St. Mary Magdalena.
Słodowa Island
Słodowa Island is a true mecca of students. Located in the middle of the city, it’s a place where students created their own little autonomy. Concerts, drummers, fire shows, barbecues, juggling and fun from dusk till dawn guaranteed.
Four Temples’ District
This is yet another part of town really worth visiting. The presence of four major religious shrines and the fact that its adherents for centuries lived side by side, make this neighborhood famous for its interesting architecture and unprecedented climate. Today it is a true bars and pubs basin.
Students in Wrocław have a possibility of choosing a place to eat from a variety of restaurants, pubs, fast food outlets and milk bars. The latter are very popular, due to competitive/low prices and good food.
The student canteen in the Student Culture Zone at Wrocław University of Technology, 10 Hoene-Wrońskiego Street (Building C-18). Open on weekdays from 10.45 am to 4 pm (the café opens at 8 am). The menu changes daily and is available at SKS - Menu. Prices tailored to students’ budgets.
Cost of Living
Room prices range approximately from 175 to 445 EUR per month.
Available for students who want to pursue studies in Polish or English, also in an option with one-year preparatory language course prior to the degree programme studies. For more information, please check the NAWA website or ask in the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in your country. Please also feel free to talk to the Ministry of Higher Education and Science representatives at educational fairs which they visit within the Ready, Study, Go! Poland project.
Wrocław Tech is a university recognized within the Study in Wrocław (Teraz Wrocław) Project. Students from Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Azerbaijan interested to pursue studies at Wrocław Tech are requested to contact Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocławskiej in Wrocław. Within this project Wrocław Tech offers full tuition fee waiver for the first year of study for the three best participants of the project, who will undertake first-level studies in Polish language, and provide them with a place at the students’ dormitories in the first semester of study.
The Solaris Scholarship is the most prestigious support programme at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, dedicated to exceptionally talented individuals who, right from the start of their studies, demonstrate above-average innovative, creative and academic potential.
The programme is aimed at candidates who not only achieve outstanding results in academic competitions and contests, but also stand out for their independent thinking, creativity in solving complex problems and consistency in pursuing ambitious academic goals. Recipients of the Solaris Scholarship are given the opportunity to pursue an individual development plan tailored to their interests and aptitudes, and work under the guidance of experienced academic mentors.
Rector’s Scholarship
Rector’s Scholarship can be awarded to a student, who has achieved a high-grade average in the proceeding academic year or has had achievements in the following areas: scientific, artistic, sports competitions on the minimum national level. The scholarship is granted based on a ranking of applications submitted with a background by respective fields and levels of study. Rector’s Scholarship can be granted to a student after having completed the first year of first-level studies.
The deadlines for submission of documents for students applying for Rector’s scholarship are as follows:
for the winter semester between 1st and 7th of October,
for the summer semester within the first seven days after the beginning of the semester (between 1st and 8th of March this year).
Tuition-free studies
WUST does not charge the tuition fees for education at full-time studies from foreigners being citizens of EU/EFTA countries or having a Polish spouse, as well as from holders of one of the following documents:
Pole’s Card or Polish origin,
Permanent residence or long-term EU-residence card,
Polish Language certificate C1 level.
Scholarships
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
Wrocław has created a favourable environment for diversified business and innovation. The city is one of Poland's leading research and development hubs, hosting major technology, engineering, financial and industrial centres operated by global companies such as LG, Philips, Volvo, Bosch, HP, Nokia, WABCO, KGHM, Ryanair, BNY Mellon, Google and IBM. Wrocław's strong academic base, skilled workforce and international business ecosystem continue to attract investment in advanced research, digital technologies and high-value services.
Wrocław Tech’s Career Office prepares students and graduates to enter the labour market. It provides students with job or internship offers, consults CV, supports interesting projects, organizes meetings with employers, advises in training and workshops. Moreover, Wrocław Tech has contacts with many educational and research institutions which facilitates pursuing part of your studies outside Poland.
Wrocław Tech is involved, among others, in the following projects: Erasmus+ KA1 (partners from 50 countries), Student Exchange Programmes (partners from 17 countries), the Double Degree Master Programme T.I.M.E. (partners from 4 countries T.I.M.E., from 7 countries double degree), the Polish and American Fulbright Commission, DAAD, Vulcanus in Japan, and CEEPUS. All of this can enhance your future career for sure. Obviously, you don’t have to limit yourself to Wrocław only, our graduates can be found all over the world, working for renowned companies or having set up their own businesses.
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) is one of the top Public universities in Wrocław, Poland. It is ranked #901-950 in QS World University Rankings 2027.
In Wrocław Tech you can study for free or even get a Scholarship.
Polish Government Scholarship – available for students pursuing studies in Polish or English, including an optional one-year preparatory language course. More information is available through NAWA, Polish embassies, or the Ready, Study, Go! Poland project.
Wrocław Tech Academic Excellence Scholarship – awarded to students with outstanding academic results, scientific achievements, and active involvement in research activities, student scientific associations, publications, conferences, competitions, or international cooperation. First-cycle students may apply after their first semester; second-cycle students from their first semester.
Tuition-Free Studies
English-taught programmes are tuition-free for citizens of EU Member States, the UK, Switzerland, EFTA/EEA countries, and their family members residing in Poland.
English-taught programmes are subject to tuition fees for all foreign nationals*.
The tuition fees vary depending on the programme and level of studies, therefore we kindly ask you to familiarized yourself with the tuition fees on the Admission website .
*Does not apply to citizens of the Member States of the European Union, the Swiss Confederation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Member States of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) – parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area – and their family members residing in the territory of the Republic of Poland, in accordance with ZW 115/2025.
See "Admissions" above
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Secondary
education certificate or higher educational diploma with transcripts entitling
to apply for admission to bachelor’s or master’s studies in Poland
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Apostille
or legalization of original educational documents issued outside Poland
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Sworn
translation into Polish or English
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Document
confirming proficiency in Polish or English at a minimum B2 level in accordance
with the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education
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NAWA’s
Director individual recognition statement does not apply to educational
documents issued in the EU/O CD/EFTA members, IB or EB diplomas, or those
recognised under international agreements (e.g., Ukraine, China)
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Medical
certificate – only for the Faculty of Chemistry and Faculty of Geoengineering,
Mining and Geology
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Application
form
Candidates applying for programs conducted in Polish or English are required to provide a certificate confirming language proficiency at a level no lower than B2, in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 30 July 2025 on the types of documents confirming knowledge of the language of instruction in higher education programs.
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Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech)
Main Campus: Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Wrocław Poland
# 901-950QS World University Rankings
130Undergrad & Postgrad Programmes
6 % International students
About Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech)
Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) is one of Poland’s leading universities of technology and a dynamic multidisciplinary academic centre in Central Europe. Established in 1945 and located in Wrocław, one of Poland’s strongest hubs of technology, innovation and business services, the university combines a comprehensive engineering profile with strong basic sciences, social sciences and a rapidly developing medical and health-tech domain.
Wrocław Tech educates around 22,000 students (including 7.5% international) and around 850 doctoral students (15% international). Its academic community includes over 2,500 academic staff, with 226 full professors and 480 university professors. It offers more than 130 programmes of study, including 71 first-cycle programmes, 62 second-cycle programmes and a six-year long-cycle medical programme. Twelve programmes are offered in English.
Wrocław Tech develops research and education across a broad range of science and engineering fields, organised around the following research priority areas: Information Technology, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence; Innovative Materials and Advanced Manufacturing; Sustainable Living Environment; Smart Cities and Future Society; Health and Medical Technologies; Extreme Technologies; and Basic Research for Technology and Innovation. The expansion of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology in 2021 and the creation of the Faculty of Medicine in 2023 reflect the university’s strategic transformation towards a model in which engineering, data science, biomedical research and clinical needs can meet in one academic environment.
The university’s research and teaching are supported by extensive infrastructure, including more than 1,100 research and teaching laboratories, 8 accredited laboratories and advanced specialist facilities. Wrocław Tech operates its own high-performance computing and networking centre, including the 13-PFLOP/s supercomputer LEM and the quantum computer ODRA 5, both supporting research, education and innovation in data-intensive science and advanced technologies.
Wrocław Tech places particular emphasis on interdisciplinary research, education and innovation. It operates around 20 interdisciplinary and cross-faculty hubs and centres, connecting engineering, AI, data-intensive science, basic sciences, sustainability, advanced materials, energy, security, medicine and health technologies. This architecture is supported by major infrastructure investments and by university-wide mechanisms encouraging cross-faculty teams, shared facilities and translational research.
Graduate outcomes are another visible strength: in a national graduate-careers ranking based on administrative data from the Polish graduate tracking system, Wrocław Tech was ranked 2nd overall in Poland and 1st among technical universities.
Wrocław Tech’s recent research performance includes ERC grants, Horizon Europe projects and its first EIC Pathfinder Challenges funding, as well as high-impact results in AI, photonics, advanced materials, chemical biology, quantum physics, applied mathematics and medical engineering. Its researchers have contributed to publications in Nature, Science and other leading international journals, and the university’s performance is increasingly visible in global, subject-based and citation-based rankings.
Wrocław Tech is listed in the major international academic rankings and research-visibility indicators, including QS, ARWU, THE and Nature Index. Its internationally visible areas include engineering and technology, natural sciences, civil engineering, materials science, electrical and electronic engineering, computer science, AI and interdisciplinary science. THE Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026 ranked Wrocław Tech 190th globally and 1st in Poland.
The university is a member of the European University Alliance Unite!, as well as CESAER and T.I.M.E., and cooperates with academic, research and industrial partners worldwide. These partnerships support student and staff mobility, joint education, doctoral training, research collaboration and knowledge transfer. Wrocław Tech’s Doctoral School is integrated with the Unite! Doctoral School and provides an increasingly international, project-based pathway towards research independence.
Wrocław Tech stands out in Poland for the strength of its young academic community. It has the highest share of academic staff under 40 among Poland’s largest universities. This profile is supported by a broad architecture of development programmes for doctoral students, young researchers and emerging scientific leaders.
Wrocław Tech is distinguished by a project-based academic culture and a broad ecosystem of around 230 student scientific societies, project teams and organisations, actively involving about 17% of students. Internationally competitive teams include PWr Racing Team, Off-Road, PWr Aerospace, PWr in Space, the University Aviation Club and LEM Wrocław Motorsport.
The university’s Academic Entrepreneurship Incubator is one of Poland’s largest university entrepreneurship platforms. It currently incubates 34 companies and has supported more than 350 start-ups since 2006. Through education, research, entrepreneurship and cooperation with business and public institutions, Wrocław Tech contributes significantly to the development of Wrocław as a major centre of science, technology and innovation.
About Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech)
Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) is one of Poland’s leading universities of technology and a dynamic multidisciplinary academic centre in Central Europe. Established in 1945 and located in Wrocław, one of Poland’s strongest hubs of technology, innovation and business services, the university combines a comprehensive engineering profile with strong basic sciences, social sciences and a rapidly developing medical and health-tech domain.
Wrocław Tech educates around 22,000 students (including 7.5% international) and around 850 doctoral students (15% international). Its academic community includes over 2,500 academic staff, with 226 full professors and 480 university professors. It offers more than 130 programmes of study, including 71 first-cycle programmes, 62 second-cycle programmes and a six-year long-cycle medical programme. Twelve programmes are offered in English.
Wrocław Tech develops research and education across a broad range of science and engineering fields, organised around the following research priority areas: Information Technology, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence; Innovative Materials and Advanced Manufacturing; Sustainable Living Environment; Smart Cities and Future Society; Health and Medical Technologies; Extreme Technologies; and Basic Research for Technology and Innovation. The expansion of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology in 2021 and the creation of the Faculty of Medicine in 2023 reflect the university’s strategic transformation towards a model in which engineering, data science, biomedical research and clinical needs can meet in one academic environment.
The university’s research and teaching are supported by extensive infrastructure, including more than 1,100 research and teaching laboratories, 8 accredited laboratories and advanced specialist facilities. Wrocław Tech operates its own high-performance computing and networking centre, including the 13-PFLOP/s supercomputer LEM and the quantum computer ODRA 5, both supporting research, education and innovation in data-intensive science and advanced technologies.
Wrocław Tech places particular emphasis on interdisciplinary research, education and innovation. It operates around 20 interdisciplinary and cross-faculty hubs and centres, connecting engineering, AI, data-intensive science, basic sciences, sustainability, advanced materials, energy, security, medicine and health technologies. This architecture is supported by major infrastructure investments and by university-wide mechanisms encouraging cross-faculty teams, shared facilities and translational research.
Graduate outcomes are another visible strength: in a national graduate-careers ranking based on administrative data from the Polish graduate tracking system, Wrocław Tech was ranked 2nd overall in Poland and 1st among technical universities.
Wrocław Tech’s recent research performance includes ERC grants, Horizon Europe projects and its first EIC Pathfinder Challenges funding, as well as high-impact results in AI, photonics, advanced materials, chemical biology, quantum physics, applied mathematics and medical engineering. Its researchers have contributed to publications in Nature, Science and other leading international journals, and the university’s performance is increasingly visible in global, subject-based and citation-based rankings.
Wrocław Tech is listed in the major international academic rankings and research-visibility indicators, including QS, ARWU, THE and Nature Index. Its internationally visible areas include engineering and technology, natural sciences, civil engineering, materials science, electrical and electronic engineering, computer science, AI and interdisciplinary science. THE Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026 ranked Wrocław Tech 190th globally and 1st in Poland.
The university is a member of the European University Alliance Unite!, as well as CESAER and T.I.M.E., and cooperates with academic, research and industrial partners worldwide. These partnerships support student and staff mobility, joint education, doctoral training, research collaboration and knowledge transfer. Wrocław Tech’s Doctoral School is integrated with the Unite! Doctoral School and provides an increasingly international, project-based pathway towards research independence.
Wrocław Tech stands out in Poland for the strength of its young academic community. It has the highest share of academic staff under 40 among Poland’s largest universities. This profile is supported by a broad architecture of development programmes for doctoral students, young researchers and emerging scientific leaders.
Wrocław Tech is distinguished by a project-based academic culture and a broad ecosystem of around 230 student scientific societies, project teams and organisations, actively involving about 17% of students. Internationally competitive teams include PWr Racing Team, Off-Road, PWr Aerospace, PWr in Space, the University Aviation Club and LEM Wrocław Motorsport.
The university’s Academic Entrepreneurship Incubator is one of Poland’s largest university entrepreneurship platforms. It currently incubates 34 companies and has supported more than 350 start-ups since 2006. Through education, research, entrepreneurship and cooperation with business and public institutions, Wrocław Tech contributes significantly to the development of Wrocław as a major centre of science, technology and innovation.
Available programmes
Engineering and Technology (2)
Algorithmic computer science
Algorithmic computer science
Applied computer science
Applied computer science
Applied computer science in English
Applied computer science in English
Applied geology
Applied geology
Architecture
Architecture
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
Automation and robotics
Automation and robotics
Aviation and aerospace
Aviation and aerospace
Biomedical engineering
Biomedical engineering
Biotechnology
Biotechnology
Chemical and process engineering
Chemical and process engineering
Chemical technology
Chemical technology
Chemistry and materials engineering
Chemistry and materials engineering
Circular economy and climate protection
Circular economy and climate protection
Construction
Construction
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity
Electrical engineering
Electrical engineering
Electromobility
Electromobility
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Electronics
Electronics
Electronics and photonics
Electronics and photonics
Electroradiology
Electroradiology
Engineering biomechanics
Engineering biomechanics
Engineering of low-emission vehicles and drives
Engineering of low-emission vehicles and drives
Engineering of mechatronic microsystems (no recruitment for the academic year 26/27)
Engineering of mechatronic microsystems (no recruitment for the academic year 26/27)
Environmental engineering
Environmental engineering
Geodesy and cartography
Geodesy and cartography
Geoenergy
Geoenergy
Geoinformatics
Geoinformatics
ICT
ICT
IT automation systems
IT automation systems
Industrial Chemistry and Analytics
Industrial Chemistry and Analytics
Industrial automation
Industrial automation
Industrial logistics
Industrial logistics
Infrastructure and environment management
Infrastructure and environment management
Intelligent electronics
Intelligent electronics
Management
Management
Management and production engineering
Management and production engineering
Management engineering
Management engineering
Management in English
Management in English
Mechanics and construction of energy machines
Mechanics and construction of energy machines
Mechanics and machine building
Mechanics and machine building
Mechanics and machine construction in English
Mechanics and machine construction in English
Mechatronic automation systems
Mechatronic automation systems
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Mechanics and machine construction in English
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Mining and geology in English
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University information
GET STARTED Check out the study offer, required documents and deadlines at www.admission.pwr.edu.pl
1. ONLINE REGISTRATION IN THE SYSTEM
Create an account, fill in all the required data, including personal data according to your passport, and upload a formal photo,
Attach documents required for qualification (educational documents and language confirmation),
Sign up for the chosen field of study,
Pay the application fee to the account provided in the System,
2. APPLICATION ASSESSMENT Wait for the application assessment and check for the results.
3. TUITION FEE PAYMENT Pay the tuition fee (if applicable) to the personal bank account provided in the System.
4. VISA PROCEDURE Check the list of necessary documents for a student visa on the Polish Embassy or Consulate website, and schedule an appointment.
5. CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE Once the tuition fee payment is received (if applicable), the Student Status Certificate and Decision of Conditional Acceptance will be issued.
6. ARRIVAL and SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS Finalizing the admission process, submit hard copies and Xerox copies of all required documents in person within deadlines.
Important: Dormitory accommodation is available only for students who are at least 18 years old.
More information: Dormitories FAQs
Student life
“Wrocław – the meeting place” is the promotional slogan of the city. And indeed – meetings, parties, festivals, events and cultural happenings abound here like nowhere else in Poland.
You can find more information about upcoming events on this website. https://www.wroclaw.pl/go/events
Wrocław University of Science and Technology is located in a beautiful part of town, between the bridges over the Oder and near green spaces. The entire infrastructure of this island city (303 bridges and overpasses) encourages cyclists and cycling trips, which is perfect for students as well as a good alternative to traffic jams and crowded trams.
You can ride a bike around:
Centennial Hall and The Zoo
One of the largest architectural works of the twentieth century by Max Berg, Centennial Hall is the site of numerous exhibitions, festivals, conferences and concerts. The multimedia fountain, pergola, Japanese garden and a beautiful spacious Szczytnicki park, especially in the summer, make Centennial Hall a meeting place for citizens of Wrocław, as well as visitors and students.
Literally across the street, you can find Wrocław Zoo. Systematically overhauled and modernized for several years, it provides comfortable conditions to animals. You will be enchanted after visiting the butterflies section, and numerous aquariums, which reflect the different continents’ ecosystems.
Ostrów Tumski
This is where the entire history of Wrocław has begun. This is the place where some people get to feel the effects of Earthchakras. We know for sure that Ostrów Tumski is a magical Island, full of a gothic atmosphere where you can smell incense, and feel the breath of history dating back almost 2000 years. The island has a beautiful botanical garden, which is an ideal haven of rest.
Market Square
Wrocław’s Market Square is teeming with life 24 hours a day. Town Hall, Gothic churches, picturesque houses and a huge amount of pubs, restaurants and bars make it the heart of the city. Visit the Gallery BWA Awangarda and step on the witches bridge at the towers of St. Mary Magdalena.
Słodowa Island
Słodowa Island is a true mecca of students. Located in the middle of the city, it’s a place where students created their own little autonomy. Concerts, drummers, fire shows, barbecues, juggling and fun from dusk till dawn guaranteed.
Four Temples’ District
This is yet another part of town really worth visiting. The presence of four major religious shrines and the fact that its adherents for centuries lived side by side, make this neighborhood famous for its interesting architecture and unprecedented climate. Today it is a true bars and pubs basin.
Students in Wrocław have a possibility of choosing a place to eat from a variety of restaurants, pubs, fast food outlets and milk bars. The latter are very popular, due to competitive/low prices and good food.
The student canteen in the Student Culture Zone at Wrocław University of Technology, 10 Hoene-Wrońskiego Street (Building C-18). Open on weekdays from 10.45 am to 4 pm (the café opens at 8 am). The menu changes daily and is available at SKS - Menu. Prices tailored to students’ budgets.
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NAWA Scholarship Programmes
Available for students who want to pursue studies in Polish or English, also in an option with one-year preparatory language course prior to the degree programme studies. For more information, please check the NAWA website or ask in the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in your country. Please also feel free to talk to the Ministry of Higher Education and Science representatives at educational fairs which they visit within the Ready, Study, Go! Poland project.
Study in Wrocław
Wrocław Tech is a university recognized within the Study in Wrocław (Teraz Wrocław) Project. Students from Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Azerbaijan interested to pursue studies at Wrocław Tech are requested to contact Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocławskiej in Wrocław. Within this project Wrocław Tech offers full tuition fee waiver for the first year of study for the three best participants of the project, who will undertake first-level studies in Polish language, and provide them with a place at the students’ dormitories in the first semester of study.
Solaris at Wrocław Tech
The Solaris Scholarship is the most prestigious support programme at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, dedicated to exceptionally talented individuals who, right from the start of their studies, demonstrate above-average innovative, creative and academic potential.
The programme is aimed at candidates who not only achieve outstanding results in academic competitions and contests, but also stand out for their independent thinking, creativity in solving complex problems and consistency in pursuing ambitious academic goals. Recipients of the Solaris Scholarship are given the opportunity to pursue an individual development plan tailored to their interests and aptitudes, and work under the guidance of experienced academic mentors.
Rector’s Scholarship
Rector’s Scholarship can be awarded to a student, who has achieved a high-grade average in the proceeding academic year or has had achievements in the following areas: scientific, artistic, sports competitions on the minimum national level. The scholarship is granted based on a ranking of applications submitted with a background by respective fields and levels of study. Rector’s Scholarship can be granted to a student after having completed the first year of first-level studies.
The deadlines for submission of documents for students applying for Rector’s scholarship are as follows:
Tuition-free studies
WUST does not charge the tuition fees for education at full-time studies from foreigners being citizens of EU/EFTA countries or having a Polish spouse, as well as from holders of one of the following documents:
Scholarships
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
How to get a full scholarship
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Scholarship Applications: Frequently Asked Questions
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Employability
Wrocław has created a favourable environment for diversified business and innovation. The city is one of Poland's leading research and development hubs, hosting major technology, engineering, financial and industrial centres operated by global companies such as LG, Philips, Volvo, Bosch, HP, Nokia, WABCO, KGHM, Ryanair, BNY Mellon, Google and IBM. Wrocław's strong academic base, skilled workforce and international business ecosystem continue to attract investment in advanced research, digital technologies and high-value services.
Wrocław Tech’s Career Office prepares students and graduates to enter the labour market. It provides students with job or internship offers, consults CV, supports interesting projects, organizes meetings with employers, advises in training and workshops. Moreover, Wrocław Tech has contacts with many educational and research institutions which facilitates pursuing part of your studies outside Poland.
Wrocław Tech is involved, among others, in the following projects: Erasmus+ KA1 (partners from 50 countries), Student Exchange Programmes (partners from 17 countries), the Double Degree Master Programme T.I.M.E. (partners from 4 countries T.I.M.E., from 7 countries double degree), the Polish and American Fulbright Commission, DAAD, Vulcanus in Japan, and CEEPUS. All of this can enhance your future career for sure. Obviously, you don’t have to limit yourself to Wrocław only, our graduates can be found all over the world, working for renowned companies or having set up their own businesses.
More information: Career Office
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Rankings & Ratings
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) is one of the top Public universities in Wrocław, Poland. It is ranked #901-950 in QS World University Rankings 2027.
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In Wrocław Tech you can study for free or even get a Scholarship.
Tuition-Free Studies
English-taught programmes are tuition-free for citizens of EU Member States, the UK, Switzerland, EFTA/EEA countries, and their family members residing in Poland.
English-taught programmes are subject to tuition fees for all foreign nationals*.
The tuition fees vary depending on the programme and level of studies, therefore we kindly ask you to familiarized yourself with the tuition fees on the Admission website .
*Does not apply to citizens of the Member States of the European Union, the Swiss Confederation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Member States of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) – parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area – and their family members residing in the territory of the Republic of Poland, in accordance with ZW 115/2025.
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· Secondary education certificate or higher educational diploma with transcripts entitling to apply for admission to bachelor’s or master’s studies in Poland
· Apostille or legalization of original educational documents issued outside Poland
· Sworn translation into Polish or English
· Document confirming proficiency in Polish or English at a minimum B2 level in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education
· NAWA’s Director individual recognition statement does not apply to educational documents issued in the EU/O CD/EFTA members, IB or EB diplomas, or those recognised under international agreements (e.g., Ukraine, China)
· Medical certificate – only for the Faculty of Chemistry and Faculty of Geoengineering, Mining and Geology
· Application form
Candidates applying for programs conducted in Polish or English are required to provide a certificate confirming language proficiency at a level no lower than B2, in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 30 July 2025 on the types of documents confirming knowledge of the language of instruction in higher education programs.