The top 18 best public Technology universities in Poland

02 Sep 2021

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Why Choose Poland Technology universities?

If you decide to study engineering in Poland, you have many courses to choose from other than just mechanics, construction, or civil engineering. Polish universities offer a myriad of different courses, so everyone will find something for themselves. You can specialize in sound engineering, robotics, or renewable energy sources. If, for example, you are interested in vehicles, from the first year you can start practising with sports cars, planes, spaceships, ships and even yachts. IT enthusiasts can choose to create computer games or mobile applications, network security, ethical hacking, or even artificial intelligence systems. However, this list is only a small selection of the opportunities that studying in Poland opens.

The high level of education

The Polish higher education system is well-developed. The level of education is constantly monitored and regularly assessed. Over 5,000 study programs are offered in Poland and each of them had to be approved by the Polish Accreditation Committee.

Quick access to the job market

Poland offers many jobs in engineering, IT, telecommunication, and manufacturing. There are many opportunities in these fields. Students can practice their skills while studying by taking up paid internships, part-time and weekend jobs.

Scholarships available for technical studies in Poland

There are many scholarships suggested for international students in Poland which could cover your studies in the technical related field, among them, are:
Poland My First Choice Programme (Poland My First Choice Programme - NAWA)
The Banach Scholarship Programme (The Banach Scholarship Programme - NAWA)

This year, the existing scholarship programmes that are a joint initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Agency for Academic Exchange NAWA in the form of Polish development aid, i.e. the Banach Scholarship Programme and the Łukasiewicz Scholarship Programme, are merged into one scholarship programme.