University of Warsaw

University of Warsaw The city of nine bridges and one river. Center for cultural, sporting, business and media events. And the largest and most recognizable academic city in Poland. We’re talking about Warsaw. A city with many universities and three of them are universities. At Warsaw universities you will find almost all faculties from pedagogy, psychology, through construction, automation and robotics, to law as well as finance and accounting. The two largest universities in Poland: the University of Warsaw and the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University form a student community of over 60,000. Both universities offer full-time, part-time and part-time first, second and third cycle studies. The University of Warsaw has twenty faculties at which 127 fields of study and 6 macro-courses are realized, i.e. fields which in their program combine two or more traditional scientific or technical disciplines, or which teach for the first two years in the field of sciences, which are a common base of several specialties, and then they give the opportunity to choose one of them as the final direction of diploma. Every year, the university ranks 1-2 in the ranking of Polish public universities conducted by Rzeczpospolita and Perspektywy. The Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University has ten faculties and almost forty fields of study, including thirteen of which have the right to confer doctoral degrees and nine rights to confer postdoctoral degrees. The university is one of the members of the “U 10” group of disabled-friendly universities. UKSW is two campuses that have modern infrastructure and excellent research facilities. Students have the opportunity to go abroad for over 60 universities in Europe under the Erasmus program and for national scholarships to 19 Polish universities under the MOST student mobility program. Warsaw universities are also out-of-town units. One of them is the University of Natural Sciences and Humanities in Siedlce. It offers education at one of the four faculties under which 23 faculties operate. At the university you can study at the first degree (bachelor’s and engineering), second (master’s) and third (doctoral) studies. In addition, the University of Natural Sciences and Humanities conducts 37 types of postgraduate studies lasting two, three or four semesters. Recruitment at the University of Warsaw Recruitment at Warsaw universities begins at the beginning of May. Then, candidates for studies in Warsaw are required to register in online recruitment systems. During this registration, complete the personal questionnaire and complete the basic information about the fields of study the application consists of. After obtaining the results of the secondary school-leaving examinations, you must immediately complete this data in the online recruitment system. This operation is necessary for the system to correctly calculate the number of points. Recruitment for each major is based on the main subject, depending on the nature and specificity of the major, and additional subjects selected from the pool of all matura subjects. Main subjects, i.e. those for which the candidate obtains the highest number of points for natural science are: chemistry, biology and physics. Recruitment for mathematics is based on mathematics, computer science and physics. The chances of becoming a humanities student increase when the candidate has passed the matriculation examination in history, social studies or geography. Two subjects are counted during recruitment for all majors. They are Polish and a foreign language. Information, regulations and recruitment rules may change, which is why tracking university websites and websites is important. Work after studies at the University of Warsaw How do you find a job after graduating from university? This question is asked by everyone who graduated from Warsaw. In order not to become a person who after five years of study cannot find his place on the labor market, his future should be taken care of at the very beginning of higher education. This is possible due to the internships and traineeships offered by enterprises. Student internships are necessary to enter the labor market and compete with people who have professional experience. During them, the student has the opportunity to learn about the many rules governing the labor market and encounter real problems and ways to solve them. In the future, such knowledge will be expected by the employer, so it is worth using this time to expand and deepen the scope of your competences. Speaking of employers, the largest of them in Warsaw are Asseco Business Solutions S.A., a Polish IT company that has been providing co-financing solutions for over 20 years magical management of business processes in enterprises. Getin Noble Bank SA is another enterprise open to employing students and graduates of Warsaw universities. A part of the commercial bank Getin Noble Bank SA dealing in private banking. The bank’s domain is service to wealthy individual clients, including in the field of savings, loans and investments (including real estate). The FAST SOLUTIONS Research and Marketing Agency, specializing in the design and implementation of fast and effective solutions in the field of market and opinion research, evaluation and analysis, is another place on the map of the capital friendly for students and university graduates. They will find employment as coordinators, supervisors, auditors or interviewers. The multitude of industries that exist on the Warsaw market provides employment for people of all education. A number of pharmaceutical companies employ graduates in administration, chemistry, biology and related fields. The media industry is an opportunity for students of political science, journalism and social communication as well as sociology and psychology. The company’s financial departments are an opportunity for people who have completed economic faculties as well as those related to the economy and finance. Something good for everyone is enough to look around and be open to new failures.