University of Wrocław (UWr)
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Founded 1505 as Generale Litterarum Gymnasium by decree of Ladislas Jagellon, King of Bohemia and Hungary. Jesuit College founded 1702 by Emperor Leopold I. Became a University 1811 after union with the University of Frankfurt-am-Oder. Closed as a German University and opened in 1945 as Polish University with academic staff from different Polish schools.
Funding:
Public
Accreditation:
Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Polish Accreditation Committee
Grades 4
Languages 1
Divisions 10
- Biological Sciences FacultyFields of study: Genetics, Botany, Zoology, Geology, Anthropology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Geography, Biological and Life Sciences, Natural Sciences, Environmental Studies, Biology
- Biotechnology Faculty
- Chemistry FacultyFields of study: Chemistry
- Earth Sciences and Environmental Management Faculty
- Historical and Pedagogical Sciences FacultyFields of study: Musicology, Archaeology, Art History, Educational Sciences, Pedagogy, Primary Education, History, Psychology
- Law, Administration and Economy FacultyFields of study: Constitutional Law, Civil Law, International Law, Criminology, Criminal Law, Administration, Law, Economics
- Mathematics and Computer Science Faculty
- Philology FacultyFields of study: Slavic Languages, Classical Languages, Philology, Library Science, German, Mass Communication, Journalism, Information Sciences, Modern Languages, English
- Physics and Astronomy Faculty
- Social Sciences FacultyFields of study: European Studies, International Studies, Sociology, Philosophy, Social Sciences, Political Sciences, Psychology
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate (Matura) and entrance examination
