Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (UKSW)

Erasmus code: PL WARSZAW07

Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (UKSW) was founded by an Act of Parliament on 3rd September 1999 (Journal of Law no. 79, item 884). The University was established on the basis of the former Academy of Catholic Theology (1954-1999).  Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University is an autonomous state university.

Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (UKSW) is a public university with 42 fields of study, over 10.000 students, 753 academic teachers and 415 administrative staff. Studies are carried out in a full-time system and a part-time system, both in a long cycle system (master) and in a first cycle (bachelor). The UKSW also offers professional qualifications in postgraduate and doctoral programs. Studies conducted in most of the fields are certified by the State Accreditation Commission. Students have the opportunity to go on to over 60 universities in Europe under the Erasmus program. There are numerous student scientific associations and student organizations, student theater and choir. There are sport facilities as well.

The University is friendly to people with disabilities.

Fields of studies: theology (general theology, missiology, media education and journalism), family studies, canon law, philosophy (philosophy, high vocational studies of ethics), psychology, environmental protection, political science (political science, social work course), sociology, history of art, history (Christian archaeology, history of Early Christian literature, theoretical and applied musicology), law, administration, Polish philology, pedagogical sciences, mathematics, information technology, econometrics, macro studies (mathematics, physics and chemistry), nursing, medicine.

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