We have started the summer enrolments for degree programmes at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. We are enrolling candidates for full-time and part-time, first-cycle and second-cycle programmes. There are over 8,000 places and as many as seven new programmes for candidates!

Most of these are on full-time studies, with a total of 7,323 places on 64 programmes.  We also have a broad offering for those who wish to continue their studies on a second-cycle programme. Here, nearly 800 places are available on 22 full-time programmes, including 12 delivered in English.

An additional 775 places are offered as part-time studies (7 first-cycle programmes and 4 second-cycle programmes).

This year, the Wrocław Tech offer has been enriched by as many as seven new degree programmes. As far as our first-cycle programmes are concerned, we are now launching Geoenergetics, Mineral Resources Engineering, and Circular Economy.

On the other hand, the new Master's programmes are Urban Mining and Environmental Quality Management (courses delivered in English), as well as Spatial Management and Occupational Health and Safety (which are four-semester studies).

The programmes respond to the greatest challenges of the modern world. They aim to train future specialists in such fields as environmental protection, alternative energy sources, and sustainable urban development. Second-cycle programmes in English, on the other hand, are a response to the growing interest in our university on the part of candidates from abroad.

The full list of programmes and all the necessary information can be found on the Admissions Department’s website.

The enrolment procedure will run until July 7 and the results will be announced four days later, on July 11. The second enrolment process will start as soon as July 20, and the third one, to start on September 8, is also being prepared.

– We’re also prepared to receive candidates from Ukraine. It should be remembered that the enrolment process will look different for those who’s been staying in our country before the war broke out, those who came to Poland after February 24, and candidates who are still in Ukraine and would like to start studying at Wrocław Tech – explains Anetta Stypułkowska.

Please see the Admissions Department website for full details.