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 into their career and willing to build innovative, knowledge-based society in future.
Candidates can make their choice between bachelor, master, doctoral and post-graduate programmes delivered in 34 study areas at the university’s 10 faculties:
Faculty of Biotechnology and Animal Husbandry
• animal husbandry
• biology
• biotechnology
Faculty of Chemical Engineering
• chemical and process engineering
• chemical technology
• commodity science
• environmental protection
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture
• architecture and urban planning
• civil engineering
• design studies
• environmental engineering
Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology
• computer science and information technology
• management and production engineering
Faculty of Economics
• economics
• management and marketing
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
• automatic control and robotics
• electrical engineering
• electronics and telecommunications
Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture
• agriculture
• agriculture and forestry engineering
• environmental protection
• horticulture
• landscape architecture
Faculty of Food Sciences and Fisheries
• commodity science
• fisheries
• food technology and human nutrition
Faculty of Maritime Technology
• ocean technology
• safety engineering
• transport
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics
• management and production engineering
• materials engineering
• mechanical engineering
• mechatronics
• transport
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 programmes during exchange periods (e.g. one or two semesters in the framework of Erasmus programme).