Brief introduction of Wroclaw University

Wroclaw University in Wroclaw, Poland has a long history. It was founded by Leopold I Habsburg of Habsburg family more than 300 years ago and was managed by Jesuits. Now it has developed into a modern comprehensive university and one of the largest academic institutions in Poland.

Wroclaw University has cooperative relations with many universities in EU member countries and other countries, and can provide international exchange courses and projects for students, such as LLP- Erasmus University, ISEP University and CEEPUS University, and international students can benefit from these courses.

Now the University of Wroclaw has become the largest university in the region, with 35,000 students and 1400 doctoral students. 9000 students graduate from this university every year. The school offers a wide range of courses and projects, with English and Polish as the teaching languages, and 10 has more than 44 majors.