The University of Wroclaw, one of Poland’s premier academic institutions, offers a wide range of programs across 12 faculties, including natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and law. Located in the vibrant city of Wroclaw, it fosters a dynamic environment for students from around the globe. Renowned for academic excellence and cutting-edge research, the university boasts modern facilities, world-class faculties, and strong international partnerships.

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology is one of the largest and best technical universities in Poland and a leader in Polish university rankings. About 25,000 students receive modern technical education here. They are educated at 13 faculties having a choice of 50 diverse fields of study and 36 programs conducted in foreign languages.

Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences is one of the best specialized universities in Poland. It is an heir to the intellectual and scientific achievements of Lviv universities and their traditions. It combines heritage and the best traditions with innovation. About 7,000 students study here.

For years, the most popular economic university in Poland. All the buildings of our university are located in one place; there are also dormitories and a swimming pool nearby. The university offers interesting fields of study and numerous scientific circles dealing with issues including management, logistics, banking. 

WSB Merito University in Wroclaw  is the largest non-public university in Lower Silesia. It has been at the top of the university rankings for years.

The school was established in 1997. Its founder was the Common Knowledge Society Regional Branch in Wroclaw. The DSW University of Lower Silesia educates 3,500 students in 14 fields of study of the first and second degree, which are conducted in accordance with international standards, based on original and award-winning educational programs. 

Coventry University is the first and only British university in Poland to give future students the benefit of a British education by opening a campus right in Wroclaw.