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Adam Mickiewicz University

Poznan, PL · Ranking #380

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (AMU) is one of Poland’s top public universities, founded in 1919. It offers a broad spectrum of programs in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, and languages at bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. AMU is recognized for strong research output, interdisciplinary studies, and international collaboration. The university hosts modern laboratories, libraries, and research centers, and actively participates in Erasmus+ and global academic networks. With numerous English-taught programs and a strong academic reputation, AMU prepares graduates for careers in academia, public administration, business, and international organizations.

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Adam Mickiewicz University

About the university

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (AMU) is one of Poland’s top public universities, founded in 1919. It offers a broad spectrum of programs in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, and languages at bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. AMU is recognized for strong research output, interdisciplinary studies, and international collaboration. The university hosts modern laboratories, libraries, and research centers, and actively participates in Erasmus+ and global academic networks. With numerous English-taught programs and a strong academic reputation, AMU prepares graduates for careers in academia, public administration, business, and international organizations.

Key information

  • Location: Poznan, PL
  • Ranking #380
  • QS #750
  • THE #601
  • US News #500
  • National ranking #5
  • Institution type: public

Popular faculties

  • Law
  • International Relations
  • Philology
  • Psychology
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Political Science

Programs (15)

  • Computer Science
  • Business Administration
  • Law
  • Political Science
  • Philosophy
  • History
  • Linguistics
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Mathematics
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Journalism and Communication
  • Education

Student body

  • Total students: 30,000
  • Undergraduate: 18,000
  • Graduate: 12,000
  • International students: 10%

Campus life

Campus life at AMU is vibrant and academically rich. Students participate in numerous cultural, academic, and social initiatives, including conferences, workshops, and student-led projects. The university fosters international exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration. Poznan offers a dynamic student environment with cultural events, career opportunities, and high quality of life.

Housing & accommodation

Housing cost: €250 - €650 / per month

Housing options

  • University dormitories
  • Shared apartments
  • Private studios
  • Student hostels

Student clubs and organizations

  • ESN UAM
  • Academic Choir
  • Theatre Groups
  • Scientific Circles
  • Student Government
  • International Club

Sports

  • Football
  • Basketball
  • Volleyball
  • Swimming
  • Athletics
  • Tennis
  • Rowing
  • Handball

Career & internships

Employment rate: 87%

Partner companies

  • Deloitte
  • PwC
  • EY
  • Accenture
  • IBM
  • Santander
  • public institutions
  • NGOs

Internships: Internships are integrated into many programs, especially in law, international relations, and sciences. The university collaborates with public institutions, NGOs, and private companies. Career services organize job fairs, training sessions, and recruitment events, helping students gain practical experience and employment opportunities.

Admission requirements

Required tests

  • IELTS
  • TOEFL

Required documents

  • Academic transcripts
  • diploma certificate
  • passport copy
  • CV
  • motivation letter
  • language proficiency certificate
  • application form

Minimum GPA: 3

Application deadlines

  • Regular decision: 2025-07-15

Tuition costs

  • €1,800 - €5,000 / per year
  • Acceptance rate: 60.00%
  • Scholarships available: AMU offers a range of scholarships including rector’s scholarships for top students, need-based aid, and social support. International students can apply for NAWA scholarships, Erasmus+ programs, and research grants. Some faculties provide tuition reductions based on academic excellence. Scholarships are competitive and require strong academic performance.

Quick facts

  • Founded: 1919
  • Teaching languages: Polish, English, German, english, polish
  • Study formats: offline, online

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