Wroclaw Üniversitesi
  • Wroclaw, Poland

Wroclaw Üniversitesi

General Information

With a rich and long-established history spanning more than three centuries, the University of Wrocław has grown from a modest Jesuit school founded by Emperor Leopold I into one of the largest and most prestigious academic institutions in present-day Poland.

 

Nobel Tradition and Research Excellence

Since the early 20th century, the university has left a deep mark on the scientific world with 9 Nobel laureates including names such as Theodor Mommsen, Erwin Schrödinger and Max Born. This heritage inspires scientific research, which is the university’s most fundamental priority today. With Polish authorities appreciating the university’s research potential, the significant 80% increase in research and equipment funding paves the way for even greater scientific breakthroughs in 2025 and beyond. The university’s academics have strong international research networks both in Poland and worldwide.

 

Quality in Education and National Recognition

The university’s commitment to educational quality is also proven by national evaluation results. In recent audits, 9 of its 10 faculties were rated in the highest quality category. As the largest university in the region, the institution hosts more than 26,000 undergraduate and 1,300 doctoral students across its 10 faculties and produces approximately 9,000 graduates every year.

 

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Ecosystem

The University of Wrocław prepares its students for the business world of the future through its Academic Incubator of Entrepreneurship. This dynamic unit offers students tangible opportunities such as free consultancy, seminars, financial support and office space to start their own businesses.

 

The incubator is in strategic cooperation with the Wrocław Technology Park, in which the university is proud to be a shareholder. This technology center, with its modern laboratories, office spaces and conference facilities, serves as an innovation hub that mobilizes the region’s scientific and industrial potential.

 

By combining its long-established past with a vision that shapes the future, the University of Wrocław continues to be a center of science, innovation and education both in Poland and on the world stage.

UNIVERSITY OF WROCŁAW PROGRAMS

Archaeology3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
European Culture3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
European Culture2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
English Language and Literature2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Tourism2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Technology and Management in Commerce2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
English Philology3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
Biotechnology3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
Empirical and Theoretical Linguistics2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Chemistry3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
Journalism and Social Communication2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Chemistry2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Journalism and Communication2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Business Economics2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Sociology2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
International and European Law2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Management and International Organizations2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
Political Science3 YearsEnglishBachelor’s3000 € 
Political Science2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 € 
International Relations2 YearsEnglishMaster’s3000 €

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

You do not need to take a university entrance exam to study at this university. You can enroll with your transcript and high school diploma. If you are considering studying in English, you must document your English level. Students whose foreign language level is insufficient can attend a preparatory year.




LIVING CONDITIONS IN POLAND

In Poland, not only high-quality education and safety but also the low cost of living make the country very attractive for European and international students. Due to Poland’s ongoing economic development, the cost of living is significantly lower compared to other European countries.

In general, you will need about 500 USD per month (about 1,800 PLN) for accommodation, food and transportation costs. Eating and drinking out is very cheap, and for a monthly transport pass you only need to pay 15-17 USD with the student discount.

Extremely affordable economically compared to the majority of European countries, Poland also offers very affordable and tasty options in terms of dining costs. One of the country’s favorite dishes, known for flavors close to the Turkish palate, is the Sanok dish. Prepared by blending beef with a special sauce, this type of dish is preferred by many students, tourists and travelers. Another of Poland’s most important regional dishes is Flaki soup. This soup contains beef, carrots, parsley and plenty of spices. Zapiekanka, a treat for which you can have the ingredients of your choice added on top of baguette bread, is also one of the snacks you can easily find in the country.

ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION

Accommodation – When planning to study abroad, organizing accommodation is very important. Taking into account our students’ requests, preferences and sensitivities in this regard, we provide solutions in coordination with our partner schools. The accommodation solutions offered to students who want to study abroad are generally as follows.

ACCOMMODATION AND STUDENT DORMITORIES

Dormitory accommodation is available within the university campus. In addition, students can rent an apartment or a room at affordable prices near the university.

The cost of living varies by city. In larger cities such as Warsaw or Krakow, the monthly cost of renting an apartment is higher, reaching up to 400 USD. In smaller student cities such as Gdansk, Poznan or Wroclaw, the cost is lower. A great way to meet new people and minimize the cost of living in Poland is to share an apartment with locals. This way you will only need to pay around 180-240 USD per month.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The university offers scholarship opportunities. Some scholarship opportunities are provided to successful students who are not financially well-off. You can contact the university for this.

YÖK Equivalence of Polish Universities

Universities in Poland have YÖK equivalence. That is, after you complete your education in Poland and receive your diploma, there is no obstacle to practicing your profession in Türkiye with this diploma. Moreover, since you graduate from a European Union member country, you can practice your profession anywhere in the world, not only in Türkiye. This gives you the opportunity to build an international career.

Among the universities in Poland that have YÖK equivalence, the University of Warsaw, Jagiellonian University, Wroclaw University, Lodz University and Poznan University stand out. At these universities, you can obtain YÖK equivalence for all departments, including Medicine, Engineering, Law, Business, Computer Science and Economics.

How Are YÖK Equivalence Applications Made?

After graduating from Polish universities, to obtain YÖK equivalence you can apply online through the YÖK website once you have prepared the necessary documents and paid the fee. The documents requested by YÖK are generally the diploma and transcript you receive from Polish universities. However, additional documents may be requested for some universities or departments. Therefore, you should get precise information about the documents you need to prepare by speaking directly with YÖK or your education advisors.

After your application is completed, YÖK begins a review process. This process usually takes a few months. However, depending on workload, it may be shorter or longer. Rejections are rarely issued as a result of the evaluation, and the vast majority of applications receive YÖK equivalence.

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