The Wroclaw University
The University of Wroclaw (Universitas Vratislaviensis, est. 1702) is the largest university in the south-western part of Poland called Lower Silesia. It teaches over 40 000 undergraduate students and about 1300 PhD students in ten faculties. About 9000 students graduate from the university every year. The university offers a broad range of courses taught in Polish and English in over seventy areas of study.
The ten faculties of the university are:
- Biological Sciences
- Biotechnology
- Chemistry
- Earth Science and Environmental Management
- History and Pedagogy
- Law, Administration and Economics
- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Philology
- Physics and Astronomy
- Social Sciences.