Uniwersytet Warszawski

Uniwersytet Warszawski

University of Warsaw was established by an
edict of Alexander I, issued November 19,
1816 on. The university consisted of five
faculties: Law and Administration, Medicine,
Philosophy, Theology, Science and Arts. A
few years later, studied here for about 800
students, professors and Lectures have
been given 40-50.

The University offers more than 36 doctoral programs - also known as third degree studies - that people with a Bachelor give a chance to improve knowledge and skills, and enable collaboration with reputable Polish and foreign scholars.
Interdisciplinary programs
The candidates, in addition to traditional doctoral studies can also select custom, eg. International studies, interdisciplinary or inter.

International doctoral programs
International doctoral programs launched thanks largely to the funds obtained by the university in the "International PhD Projects", which was organized by the Foundation for Polish Science. Doctoral students funded directions receive high scholarships and grants to conduct their own research. Each of them also spend 6 months to 2 years on probation in foreign scientific institution. University obtained to conduct this kind of studies nearly 30 million zł. An important role in the development of international programs are also scientists who are winners of grants awarded, among others, by the European Council. Research (European Research Council - ERC).