Fourth place among technical universities, seventh place in the general ranking, and – as usual – first place in Lower Silesia. These are the results of Wrocław University of Science and Technology in the ranking of universities conducted by the Perspektywy Foundation in 2025.
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We Are Developing Future Technologies for Europe’s Security
Researchers from Wrocław University of Science and Technology will take part in two international projects funded by the European Defence Fund (EDF). This is the second-best result among Polish research institutions participating in the programme.
Nobel Laureate Prof. Takaaki Kajita at Wrocław Tech: How underground research helps us understand the Universe
Nobel Prize–winning physicist Prof. Takaaki Kajita from the University of Tokyo will visit Wrocław University of Science and Technology. During an open lecture, he will explain how experiments conducted deep underground make it possible to study invisible phenomena and gain new insights into the (...)
SBBE Master’s programme extended with €300k funding boost
Education in the unique Sustainable Biomass and Bioproducts Engineering (SBBE) programme will continue for the next two years. Wrocław University of Science and Technology has secured over PLN 1.3 million in funding from the NAWA Katamaran programme to support its delivery.
Wrocław Tech Leads EIC Pathfinder Project on Waste-to-Value Innovation
Wrocław University of Science and Technology will act as the coordinator of a project under the EIC Pathfinder Challenges 2025 call—the only Polish institution to take on this role. The international consortium will be led by Dr. habilitated engineer Sławomir Porada from the Faculty of (...)
Our scientists develop “space internet” for high-capacity satellites
Thanks to a unique solution developed by Wrocław Tech researchers in partnership with OrbitsIQ Global and the European Space Agency, data transmission from millions of devices worldwide is set to become faster and more reliable. The breakthrough could significantly advance satellite connectivity (...)