Koszalin University of Technology

Koszalin University of Technology is the only public technical university in the Middle Pomerania, and the only technical university in the West Pomeranian. At present, it educates over nine thousand students in twenty-eight modern fields of study such as technical, economics, humanities and arts majors. The students are awarded the academic degrees of: Bachelor, Engineer, Master's Degree and Master of Science as well as Doctor.

Koszalin University of Technology is located on three campuses in the following streets: Kwiatkowskiego, Racławicka and Śniadeckich. Four dormitories with modern equipment - creating the academic area, together with Kreślarnia club.
The extraordinary advantage of Koszalin's location - on the route from Szczecin to Gdansk - is the close proximity to the Baltic coast. From the city center to the seaside resort - Mielno is only 14 kilometers away.

At the university there are many active student circles and organizations, including student radio station and two television studios, a climbing club, a dance club, photographic groups, editorials of newspapers and a student portal. The university student club Kreślarnia, for another consecutive year, has received the prestigious title of the best student club in Poland.
Koszalin University of Technology provides a well-equipped classrooms and laboratories. It also provides e-learning platform - where interested people can find materials which are useful in everyday learning.

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Lodz University of Technology

Known far beyond Poland for its achievements in research, science, education and international cooperation, TUL is a dynamic and continually evolving university with a strong tradition in engineering.

Established in 1945, it is now home to 1 234 academic staff and over 15,000 students, of which 40% are female. According to national rankings, it is the country’s fourth-best technical university in 2019, while it holds many national and international accreditations. TUL is a great place to study, recognized as a PROStudent University by the Student Parliament of the Republic of Poland. A huge array of sporting, recreation and student associations provide plenty of opportunity to get away from your desk and burn off some energy after work. The university welcomes student exchange programmes for both its Polish and foreign students. And TUL’s 600 international students are well looked after, thanks to a mentoring programme carried out by ESN-EYE Lodz, a non-profit student organization that arranges projects and events aimed at students in the city. TUL strives to be an innovative university of local and international importance, as highlighted by the fact that it is the only Polish member of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities. Whether you’re studying in Poland or internationally, taking classes here is a smart move.

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Lublin University of Technology

Lublin University of Technology (LUT) is a state institution and the largest technical university in the region. It was established on 13th May 1953 on the initiative of Lublin's community of engineers and technicians. Initially, it was named the Evening Engineering School.

The university's history involved a dynamic development of research staff and student body on the one hand, and venue-related problems on the other. Initially, the university enjoyed the hospitality of other schools, institutions and industrial plants. It was not until 1959 when the decision concerning a new location of the university, at Nadbystrzycka Street, was made.

On 28th April 1965, as a result of intense efforts, the Evening Engineering School was transformed into Higher Engineering School. It offered full-time, evening and extra-mural courses. In 1973, the School obtained the right to provide education in the form of unified master's studies. 1st August 1977 is a milestone in the history of the university. It is the date when Lublin University of Technology was established.

The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering was the first in the university's structure. As early as the academic year 1953/1954, over 100 students began education at the university. In time, it became evident that a further development of the university was necessary. In accordance with the intention of the founders, who meant the institution to become a fully-fledged technical university, qualified engineering personnel in the Lublin region received education in the organization. In the academic year 1963/1964, electrotechnology emerged as a separate course. In 1964, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, with the specialization in industrial electrical engineering, was established. At present it constitutes the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Next, in 1965, the Faculty of Civil Engineering was founded. In 1986, it was renamed the Faculty of Civil and Sanitary Engineering. In 2009, the name was changed into the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture. The fourth faculty, the Faculty of Management and Technology Fundamentals, was established in 1988. In 2007, it was divided into two separate faculties - the Faculty of Management and the Faculty of Technology Fundamentals. In 2004, the Faculty of Environmental Engineering was founded.

Opole University of Technology

Opole University of Technology (OUTech) is an internationally oriented leading high-tech university in Poland. We provide education mostly in the area of technical science but also in the fields of management, tourism, sport and physiotherapy. Our scientific and educational potential is built by high-class academic and research staff. Thanks to collaboration with the finest local companies and valuable foreign partnerships, our students get a first-hand practical knowledge and skills adjusted to the requirements of the current global market standards. Our research transcends traditional fields of engineering, combining the specialized technical sciences with economics, administration, sport and medical sciences. OUTech is composed of 6 faculties:

• Civil Engineering & Architecture
• Economics and Management
• Electrical Engineering, Automatic Control and Informatics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Production Engineering & Logistics
• Physical Education & Physiotherapy

OU Tech was established in 1966 and has 55 years of academic tradition. We educate almost 5 300 students including more than 300 international students per year.

The University employs over 820 staff members including 449 academic teachers, 149 professors and over 20 foreign scholars.