Study Physics in Poland
25 universities in Poland offer Physics programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 3,700 PLN per year.
Cracow University of Technology
Public engineering school in Krakow, heir to nineteenth-century technical traditions and founded in 1945.
Czestochowa University of Technology
Public engineering school in Czestochowa, specialized in environment, energy, mechanics and computer science since 1949.
Gdansk University of Technology
Largest public engineering school in northern Poland, in Gdansk, with 120 years of technical history.
Lublin University of Technology
Public engineering school in Lublin, the technical pillar of eastern Poland since 1953.
Lodz University of Technology
Major public engineering school in Lodz, renowned for its textile, biotechnology and digital programmes since 1945.
Poznan University of Technology
Public engineering school in Poznan, ranked among Poland's best technical universities since 1919.
Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice
Major public engineering school in Gliwice, at the heart of the Silesian industrial basin, with over a century of history.
Warsaw University of Technology
Poland's largest and most prestigious public engineering school, in Warsaw, with traditions going back to 1826.
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
One of Poland's top public engineering schools, in Wroclaw, with over 75 years of technical excellence.
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan
One of Poland's largest and most prestigious public universities, in Poznan, with over a century of history.
AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow
Poland's leading technical university in Krakow, specialized in mining, engineering and advanced technologies since 1919.
University of Opole
Public multidisciplinary university in Opole, the leading academic centre of western Upper Silesia since 1994.
University of Bialystok
Major public university in northeastern Poland, heir to the University of Warsaw branch founded in 1944.
University of Rzeszow
Major public university in southeastern Poland, the academic pillar of the Carpathian region since 2001.
University of Silesia in Katowice
Large public multidisciplinary university in the Silesian metropolis, spanning Katowice, Cieszyn and Sosnowiec.
University of Szczecin
Large public multidisciplinary university in Szczecin, the academic pillar of Western Pomerania since 1984.
University of Warsaw
Poland's largest and most prestigious public university, founded in 1816, a pillar of Polish research and education.
University of Wroclaw
One of Poland's oldest and most prestigious public universities, heir to the Leopoldina Academy founded in 1702.
University of Zielona Gora
Public multidisciplinary university in western Poland, formed in 2001 from the merger of Zielona Gora's institutes.
Jagiellonian University in Krakow
Poland's oldest university and one of Europe's earliest, founded in 1364 in the heart of Krakow.
Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa
Częstochowa university devoted to humanities, social and natural sciences.
Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce
Public multidisciplinary university in Kielce, named after poet Jan Kochanowski, with half a century of history.
Military University of Technology in Warsaw
Public technical university in Warsaw, at the crossroads of national defence, engineering and advanced technologies.
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun
Large public multidisciplinary university in Torun, ranked among Poland's best and named after Copernicus since 1945.
Radom University (formerly Kazimierz Pulaski University of Technology and Humanities)
Public university in Radom, born from the polytechnic founded in 1945, combining technology and the humanities.