Study Biology in Poland

Poland's oldest and largest public agricultural university, in Warsaw, devoted to the life sciences since 1816.

Public technological university in Szczecin, formed in 2009 by merging the local agriculture academy and polytechnic.

One of Poland's largest and most prestigious public universities, in Poznan, with over a century of history.

Public university in Krakow devoted to agriculture, forestry, environment and life technologies.

Public multidisciplinary university in Opole, the leading academic centre of western Upper Silesia since 1994.

Major public university in northeastern Poland, heir to the University of Warsaw branch founded in 1944.

Large public university in the Baltic tri-city, a major hub of economics, sciences and social sciences in northern Poland.

Large public university in Lodz, renowned for its social sciences, languages and international openness.

Major public university in southeastern Poland, the academic pillar of the Carpathian region since 2001.

Large public multidisciplinary university in the Silesian metropolis, spanning Katowice, Cieszyn and Sosnowiec.

Large public multidisciplinary university in Szczecin, the academic pillar of Western Pomerania since 1984.

Public university in Olsztyn, created in 1999 by merging the agricultural academy and the higher school of theology.

Poland's largest and most prestigious public university, founded in 1816, a pillar of Polish research and education.

One of Poland's oldest and most prestigious public universities, heir to the Leopoldina Academy founded in 1702.

Public multidisciplinary university in western Poland, formed in 2001 from the merger of Zielona Gora's institutes.

Public university in Lublin dedicated to agriculture, animal science, environment and biotechnology.

Public university in Poznan dedicated to agriculture, food, environment and life sciences.

Public Wroclaw university specialized in agriculture, life sciences, environment and food technology.

Public university in Siedlce combining agricultural sciences, exact sciences and humanities for the Mazovia region.

Poland's oldest university and one of Europe's earliest, founded in 1364 in the heart of Krakow.

Public multidisciplinary university in Kielce, named after poet Jan Kochanowski, with half a century of history.

Large public multidisciplinary university in Lublin, focused on humanities and social sciences since 1944.

Public medical university in Wroclaw, a major trainer of physicians, pharmacists and health professionals in Poland.

Large public multidisciplinary university in Torun, ranked among Poland's best and named after Copernicus since 1945.