The University of Warsaw
The University of Warsaw (Universitas Varsoviensis, est. 1817), is the largest university in Poland. It teaches over 56 000 undergraduate students and around 2100 PhD students in nineteen faculties. About 11 000 students graduate from the University every year. It offers a broad range of courses taught in Polish and English in 76 areas of study.
- Applied Linguistics and East-Slavonic Philology
- Applied Social Sciences and Resocialization
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Economic Sciences
- Education
- Geography and Regional Studies
- Geology
- History
- Journalism and Political Science
- Law and Administration
- Management
- Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics
- Modern Languages
- Oriental Studies
- Philosophy and Sociology
- Physics
- Polish Studies