Our Campus

Our campus brings together Students, Teachers, and Researchers in a space designed for discovery, collaboration, and growth.

More than a place to study

Education

Internationalization

Poznań University of Technology (PUT) is one of Poland’s top technical universities, combining solid engineering education with international scope. The university dates back to 1919 and spans across 9 faculties.

On the Warta Campus, just a short walk from Poznań’s centre and set along the river, students find modern lecture halls, laboratories, dormitories, and sports or cultural facilities: everything is in one place.

PUT serves roughly 15,000 students (including many international), taught by more than 1,300 academic staff. The campus supports strong technical and practical education. Students can access advanced facilities such as robotics labs, aviation-training centres, ICT and telecom labs, and many other modern research spaces.

PUT is also the coordinating university of EUNICE – the European University for Customised Education, a major European University Alliance that currently brings together ten institutions across Europe.

Through EUNICE, students gain access to a much broader academic network, international study opportunities, shared course modules, micro-credentials, and research projects. The alliance supports mobility for students and staff, offers joint study programmes, and maintains a Europe-wide platform for internships and research stays with over two hundred partner companies.

Campus Tour

Discover state-of-the-art facilities surrounded by modern spaces that encourage creativity, reflection, and community.

Education with real-world impact in mind

A program of university courses that develop the skills needed to shape the future.

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Contact us at: impact_admissions@put.poznan.pl
This website was created as part of the project “IMPACT – Innovative International Programmes in AI, Cybersecurity and ICT”, implemented under the SPINAKER Programme of the National Agency for Academic Exchange, funded by the European Social Development Fund 2021–2027 (ESF).