University of Wrocław

The University of Wroclaw, a top Polish academic institution, offers a diverse range of programs across 12 faculties, covering natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and law. Located in Wroclaw, a vibrant city, it attracts students from around the world. Known for academic excellence and research, the university boasts modern facilities, world-class faculty, and international collaborations. With a rich history of Nobel laureates and significant contributions to science and culture, it provides a unique academic experience.

Founded over 300 years ago by Leopold I Habsburg, the university has grown from a Jesuit school to one of Poland's largest institutions. In the 19th century, it expanded to include faculties in philosophy, theology, law, and medicine. After WWII, professors from Lvov helped shape new faculties, some of which later became independent universities.

The university has produced 9 Nobel Prize winners, including Mommsen, Lenard, and Schrödinger, and emphasises scientific research and international collaboration. Nine of its faculties have received Poland’s highest academic rating. The Academic Incubator supports student startups, while the university partners with the Wroclaw Technology Park for research. With over 20,000 students and 660 PhD candidates, it is the region's largest university, graduating 9,000 students annually. Research funding has grown by 80%.