West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin was established in 2009 through the unification of two universities: the Szczecin University of Technology and the University of Agriculture in Szczecin. It is a leading public university in north-western Poland that cooperates with multiple regional stakeholders to understand and meet its socio-economic needs. The university also provides funding and other services to support its students who wish to study or work as an intern abroad.

The West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin is a university linking the long-term tradition of the University of Agriculture in Szczecin and Szczecin University of Technology. Its educational offer and location make it an attractive place of study for ambitious young people ready to invest in their career and willing to build an innovative, knowledge-based society in the future.

On 5 July 2007, the senates of the Agricultural Academy in Szczecin and Szczecin University of Technology passed a unanimous resolution on joining two universities. In January 2008 the Conventions of Student Governments, as well as Doctoral Student Parliaments of both Universities, adopted a similar position on it. A multistage and longterm legislative process was completed by the Sejm Act on the West Pomeranian University of Technology establishment of 5 September 2008 and by the signature of the President of the Republic of Poland of 30 September 2008. The West Pomeranian University of Technology officially started on 1 January 2009.

Its educational offer and location make it an attractive place of study for ambitious young people ready to invest in their career and willing to build an innovative, knowledge-based society in the future.

Consolidation of scientific and teaching potential of universities, scattered in Poland, seems inevitable in view of progressing slowdown in population growth, competition on the higher education market and expectations as it comes to their influence on technology and economy development. Bringing a university into existence, besides enriching its teaching program with new fields of study and specializations, creates a possibility of further, faster progress of new technologies in technical and natural sciences. Common achievements of the Szczecin University of Technology and the Agricultural Academy in Szczecin in these scientific areas and their highly qualified staff launch new quality standards in education in Western Pomerania.

The West Pomeranian University of Technology (WPUT) has a chance to make use of an effect of synergy which originated from joining two well-known universities. Around 13 000 full-time and extramural students study in numerous facilities under the tutelage of over 1 000 academic teachers. There are ten faculties at WPUT specializing in 47 fields of study.

Why Poland is a good destination to study engineering?

Are you passionate about technical studies and engineering? What about considering Poland as your future study destination?

There are so many reasons to study engineering. Engineering provides you with a lot of things like job satisfaction, financial security, the flexibility of schedule, career advancement, intellectual development, and many more. Engineers are always in high demand, though the career is challenging.

In Poland, engineers are among the most demanded worker in Polish and European market.

In 2021 according to research commissioned by the Polish Ministry of Family, Labour, and Social Policy, the labour market in Poland lacks the following employees:

Qualified blue-collar employees in the field of trade
Drivers
Technicians, storekeepers
Engineers
IT specialists
Accountants, economists
Human resources staff

Why Poland?

If you decide to study engineering in Poland, you have many courses to choose from than just mechanics, construction, or civil engineering. Polish universities offer a myriad of different courses, so everyone will find something for themselves. You can specialize in sound engineering, robotics, or renewable energy sources. If, for example, you are interested in vehicles, from the first year you can start practising with sports cars, planes, spaceships, ships and even yachts. IT enthusiasts can choose to create computer games or mobile applications, network security, ethical hacking, or even artificial intelligence systems. However, this list is only a small selection of the opportunities that studying in Poland opens.

• The high level of education​

The Polish higher education system is well-developed. The level of education is constantly monitored and regularly assessed. Over 5,000 study programs are offered in Poland and each of them had to be approved by the Polish Accreditation Committee.

• Quick access to the job market

Poland offers many jobs in engineering, IT, telecommunication, and manufacturing. There are many opportunities in these fields. Students can practice their skills while studying by taking up paid internships, part time and weekend jobs.

• Scholarships available for technical studies in Poland

There are many scholarships suggested for international students in Poland which could cover your studies in the technical related field, among them are:
Poland My First Choice Programme (Poland My First Choice Programme – NAWA)
The Banach Scholarship Programme (The Banach Scholarship Programme – NAWA)

This year, the existing scholarship programmes that are a joint initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Agency for Academic Exchange NAWA in the form of Polish development aid, i.e. the Banach Scholarship Programme and the Łukasiewicz Scholarship Programme, are merged into one scholarship programme.

The University offers its candidates:

1) full bachelor, master or doctoral program (full study programs are taught in Polish unless indicated otherwise), 2) one or two semesters (exchange students, e.g. under Erasmus+ program), 3) practical placement. Candidates can make their choice between bachelor, master, doctoral and post-graduate programs delivered in 47 study areas at the university’s 10 faculties:

Faculty of Biotechnology and Animal Husbandry
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics
Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Agriculture
Faculty of Food Sciences and Fisheries
Faculty of Maritime Technology and Transport
Faculty of Chemical Technology and Engineering
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New fields are constantly created as the answer to changing economic conditions and needs of the labor market. Both universities contributed to a system offering students a wide range of academic education: undergraduate studies, postgraduate studies, one-cycle five-year Master’s degree studies, doctoral studies and a wide variety of post-diploma studies. The laboratories and study facilities of Szczecin University of Technology and the University of Agriculture in Szczecin were modernized in the last few years. This process has been continued at newly created WPUT. International cooperation concerning teaching processes and scientific projects will still be one of the priorities of WPUT.

The creation of the West Pomeranian University of Technology consolidated research teams dealing with: engineering, environmental protection, renewable energy, bio- and nanotechnologies, polymers, economics and industry, and agriculture technologies. WPUT has powers to confer the Ph.D. degree in 19 specializations and the degree of assistant professor in 13 fields. This is an enormous and precious potential which provides students with proper preparation to their professional lives and the University itself with scientific development suitable for contemporary challenges.

Recognizing the benefits resulting from international cooperation, the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin is an institution open to all kind of projects enhancing internationalization processes and introducing an international dimension to its educational and research activities. A special invitation is open to foreign students willing to complete both full degrees and part-time programs during exchange periods (e.g. one or two semesters In the framework of Erasmus+ program).

West Pomeranian Business School

Established in 1993, the West Pomeranian Business School is a private higher education institution located in a small city of Szczecin, West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as bachelor degrees in several areas of study.

The institution offers programs such as Bachelor degree in International Business, Master degree in Global Management and Non degree programs (International MBA or Business Diploma). Within its Lifelong Learning Programme – Erasmus the students are able to spend 4-5 months in one of the partner universities. They can choose from fascinating locations like Madrid, Lisbon, Antwerp and Berlin.

The West Pomeranian Business School’s Bachelor degree in Management in International Business is a specialized 3-year (6 semesters) business program covering issues related to the global economy, foreign trade, international relations, international management, law and ethics. The Master’s degree in Management in Global Management is a specialized 2-year (4 semesters) business program covering issues in the area of global management and business to develop a global management mindset. It emphasizes on the application of business knowledge.

The Non degree programmes are a great alternative to the students who have not yet decided to whether they want to do full degree abroad. After completion of one year of the programme students can gain a Business diploma and can then decide whether to continue their education with the West Pomeranian Business School. In case a student decides to continue, he/she are eligible to enter the second year of the International Business Studies bachelor degree programmes or after completion of IMBA, eligible to enter the second year of International Business Studies master degree programmes.      

Notable Alumni:  Micha Lisiecki – Owner of best known media platform in Poland, Tomasz Hoffman – Director of the well-known trade centre in Warsaw, Marcin Paprocki – Owner of run expert and NCDC Business Race, Olgierd Geblewicz – Westpomeranian voivodship marshall

West Pomeranian Business School Programs
Program Duration Format Tuition Fees Deadlines Standard Test
MSc Global Management 2 Years On Campus zl4600 (Annual cost) 24th Aug
BSc Hospitality Management 3 Years On Campus zl4600 (Annual cost) 24th Aug
BSc International Business 3 Years On Campus zl4600 (Annual cost) 24th Aug
Business Diploma 1 Year On Campus zl4600 (Annual cost) 24th Aug
Diploma International MBA 1 Year On Campus zl4600 (Annual cost ) 24th Aug

West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin Admissions

In this section, we will go over the admissions at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin. To apply to West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin, it is essential that you follow the application procedure found in these pages:

• International Bachelor’s Admissions Page
• International Master’s Admissions Page

English Language Requirements

Students studying at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin in English medium should meet one of these English language requirements:

• Minimum IELTS Score for Bachelors: 5.5
• Minimum TOEFL Score for Bachelors: 80
• Minimum IELTS Score for Masters: 5.5
• Minimum TOEFL Score for Masters: 80

Polish Language Requirements

If you wish to study at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin in Polish, you should meet at least one of the following requirements:Minimum CEFR Score for Bachelors: B2Minimum CEFR Score for Masters: B2

Language Requirements Pages

If you are interested, take a look at these language requirements pages for more information on language requirements at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin:

• Bachelor’s English Language Requirements Page
• Master’s English Language Requirements Page
• Bachelor’s Polish Language Requirements Page
• Master’s Polish Language Requirements Page

Bachelor’s Tuition Fees

The bachelor’s tuition fee at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin is from 8,000 PLN to 9,600 PLN per year for domestic students and from 8,000 PLN to 9,600 PLN per year for international students.

Master’s Tuition Fees

The master’s tuition fee at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin is from 9,000 PLN to 10,000 PLN per year for domestic students and from 9,000 PLN to 10,000 PLN per year for international students.

Tuition Fee Pages

Here are the official tuition fee pages where we got the information from. Check out these pages for more information on tuition fee of West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin:

• Domestic and International Bachelor’s Tuition Fee Page
• Domestic and International Master’s Tuition Fee Page

Rankings

Here are the world rankings of West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin from reputable ranking sources:

• USNews: #1685 in the World

Bachelor’s Courses

Here are some of the bachelor’s courses at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin that are being offered:

• Agriculture and Fisheries
• Chemical Engieering
• Economics
• Materials Science and Engineering

You can take a look at complete list of bachelor’s courses at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin in the Bachelor’s Courses Page

Master’s Courses

Here are some of the Master’s courses at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin that are being offered:

• Biotechnology
• Civil Engineering
• Materials Engineering

You can take a look at complete list of master’s courses at West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin in the Master’s Courses Page