Adam Mickiewicz University

Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań is an academic city that can be proud of its international fame and its popularity among high school graduates. There are three public universities where about 80,000 young people study each year. These centers offer full-time, part-time and part-time programs. The course of teaching in individual fields lasts from 6 semesters (bachelor studies) to 10 semesters (master studies). The city boasts a thriving Adam Mickiewicz University, which offers candidates the opportunity to study at one of the fifteen faculties. The Faculty of Educational Studies is the most popular and at the same time the most recognized faculty. It educates students in the fields of Pedagogy and Special Education. Both fields of study prepare students in the field of humanities and social sciences. They focus on the essence of upbringing, teaching and learning as well as social, regarding educational environments, systems of educational and care institutions, their functions and importance in human development. However, if your interests revolve around finance and economics, and concepts such as bull market and bear market, supply and demand do not make you dizzy. Poznań offers you education at the University of Economics, which selects around 20,000 young people every year. The University of Economics has six faculties. The Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Commodity Science, the Faculty of International Economy, the Faculty of Management and the Faculty of Computer Science and Economy educate students who become experts in the field of management, banking or the functioning of the national economy and the functioning of the state in the international environment. The University’s sixth academic unit is Inter-Faculty Studies offering education in Finance. This direction combines knowledge of the financial market and the specifics of banking institutions with knowledge of a foreign language at an advanced level, and professional language competences. Not everyone has to be interested in the corners of the banking world. For those who are more interested in the natural world that surrounds us than the financial one, Poznań has a solution in the form of the University of Life Sciences. This university has eight faculties in which students will acquire knowledge of natural, agricultural, technical and fine sciences, as well as the ability to use it in professional work in accordance with legal and ethical principles. Graduates of this University will in particular be prepared to organize and conduct enterprises and companies dealing with consulting in the field of plant medicine in agriculture, horticulture and forestry, distribution of plant protection products, work in administration at various levels and scientific and research units – universities and scientific institutes and in education. Recruitment at the Adam Mickiewicz University Admissions to the Universities in Poznań are based on high school final results. Each university has its own scheme according to which candidates are classified. Adam Mickiewicz University places great importance on humanities such as history, social studies and the Polish language. Mathematics, physics, computer science and geography are taken into account at the University of Economics. The University of Life Sciences, as it is a biological university, takes into account biology, chemistry, geography as well as physics and mathematics. Polish and English play an important role at all universities. These subjects are taken into account regardless of which direction the candidate is interested in. Work after studies at Adam Mickiewicz University Employment prospects after obtaining a diploma are broad. On the Poznań market, jobs are offered by such companies as: CLAAS Polska sp.z o.o, a leader in the production and distribution of agricultural machinery. The company offers valuable experience gained during the implementation of demanding tasks. These skills allow you to find the right career path. CLAAS meets the expectations of students and during cooperation, which are apprenticeships and internships, offers a number of trainings and workshops. Asecco Poland is another place where students and graduates of Poznań Universities can develop skills acquired during their studies. A company operating on the IT market enables work in departments dealing with software production and development. The company builds and implements IT systems for the banking sector (they are used by over half of the banks operating in Poland. The company also has solutions for insurance institutions implemented in the largest enterprises of this sector and dedicated systems for public administration, built, among others, for the Social Insurance Institution or the Ministry of Interior and Administration. Asseco Poland also operates in the energy, telecommunications, health care, local governments, agriculture and uniformed services sectors as well as international organizations and institutions, such as h like NATO or the EU. Students of the university in Poznań can also see their chances in cooperation with financial institutions such as Bank Zachodni WBK or PKO Bank Polski. Both companies provide the opportunity to learn the banking principles of both natural persons, small and medium enterprises and large corporations.