Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
About the university
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WUST) is one of Poland’s leading technical universities, established in 1945. It focuses on engineering, technology, and applied sciences, offering a wide range of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. The university is known for strong research output in fields such as IT, artificial intelligence, robotics, civil engineering, and energy systems. WUST collaborates closely with industry leaders, enabling students to work on real-world projects and innovative technologies. The campus features modern laboratories, research centers, maker spaces, and high-tech infrastructure. With a strong international presence, numerous programs in English, and active student organizations, WUST provides a dynamic environment combining academic rigor with practical skills development.
Key information
- Location: Wroclaw, PL
- Ranking #420
- QS #850
- THE #1001
- US News #1000
- National ranking #6
- Institution type: public
Popular faculties
- Computer Science and Telecommunications
- Electronics
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Architecture
- Chemical Engineering
- Management
- Environmental Engineering
- Mathematics
- Biomedical Engineering
Programs (10)
- Computer Science
- Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Architecture
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Chemistry
- Telecommunications
Student body
- Total students: 20,000
- Undergraduate: 12,000
- Graduate: 8,000
- International students: 10%
Campus life
Campus life at WUST is dynamic and strongly focused on engineering, technology and student initiatives. The main campus near Plac Grunwaldzki concentrates lecture halls, laboratories, libraries, dormitories and sports facilities within walking distance, with the “Polinka” cable car providing a unique way to move between sites. Students can join dozens of scientific circles, cultural associations and sports sections, take part in hackathons, competitions and international projects, and enjoy concerts and events organized by student unions. The city of Wroclaw itself offers a lively cultural scene, cafés, festivals and a large international community, making everyday life active and socially engaging.
Housing & accommodation
Housing cost: €250 - €900 / per month
Housing options
- University dormitories
- shared student flats
- private rented rooms
- private studios
- homestay with local families
- short‑term hostels or student residences
Student clubs and organizations
- Student scientific circles
- ESN and international student associations
- robotics and electronics clubs
- programming and AI clubs
- aviation and automotive clubs
- photography club
- music and choir groups
- theatre group
- entrepreneurship and startup clubs
- cultural and language clubs
Sports
- Football team
- futsal team
- basketball team
- volleyball team
- handball team
- athletics team
- rowing team
- swimming team
- martial arts sections
- fitness and climbing groups
Career & internships
Employment rate: 92%
Partner companies
- Nokia
- Volvo
- IBM
- Capgemini
- Credit Suisse
- 3M
- HP
- LG
- Santander
- UBS
- local IT startups and engineering companies
Internships: WUST closely cooperates with many companies in the IT, automotive, electronics, construction and finance sectors, offering students internships and industry projects as part of their studies. Many faculties include compulsory or recommended internships in the curriculum, usually during summer breaks, allowing students to gain practical experience in Polish or international companies. The Career Office supports students with internship offers, CV consultations and job fairs. Thanks to partnerships with global firms and participation in EU programmes, students can also join international mobility or research internships. For some programmes, final theses are prepared in cooperation with industry partners.
Admission requirements
Required tests
- IELTS
- TOEFL
Required documents
- Online application form
- valid passport
- recent passport‑size photo
- secondary school leaving certificate with transcript (for BSc)
- bachelor’s diploma and transcript (for MSc)
- official translation of documents into English or Polish
- proof of English or Polish language proficiency
- CV
- motivation letter
- letters of recommendation (for some programmes)
- portfolio for architecture or design fields
- health insurance
- confirmation of financial means
- application fee payment confirmation
Minimum GPA: 3
Application deadlines
- Regular decision: 2025-07-11
Tuition costs
- €2,000 - €6,500 / per year
- Acceptance rate: 85.00%
- Scholarships available: International students at WUST can apply for several types of financial support. These include Polish government scholarships (via NAWA), programmes such as “Study in Wrocław” and Visegrad Scholarships, which may cover tuition fees and/or living costs for selected countries. After the first year, high‑achieving students can compete for the Rector’s scholarship based on academic results, scientific achievements or sport. In addition, some EU projects (Erasmus+, Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters) offer mobility grants or tuition waivers for specific programmes. Exact eligibility and amounts depend on nationality, study level and chosen programme.
Quick facts
- Founded: 1945
- Teaching languages: Polish, English, english, polish
- Study formats: offline
Contact
- [email protected]
- +48 71 320 20 00