WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

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2 WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY In the modern world, technical opens up possibilities of varied, often fascinating professional careers. Graduates of Warsaw University of Technology are employed in every branch of the economy. They lead large companies, set up small and medium-size enterprises, they become politicians, university professors in Poland and abroad. Multidisciplinary education that enables acquiring wide knowledge, specialist skills essential for future work and development of own interests, makes the diploma of Warsaw University of Technology recognisable on international markets. Skilful development of students scientific ambitions and involvement of academic teachers, along with a constructive combination of tuition with scientific research give splendid results. prof. Jan Szmidt, Ph.D., D.Sc. Rector of Warsaw University of Technology

3 OUR REPUTATION IS BASED UPON OUR SUCCESS Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) is a place for creative people. Here the most daring ideas and theories come to life and are turned into inventions. Our students and graduates are innovators. The best technical education in Poland turns them into high-class specialists, who are sought after in the job market. The authorities of Warsaw University of Technology and its academic teachers care about the highest level of education and research work. New fields of are opened up, new laboratories created, partnerships with industry and foreign centres are forged. OUR ASSETS ARE: Title of the best Polish technical university, awarded in the Perspektywy Magazine ranking, for 10 years. 1 st place in the Perspektywy Ranking in the Employers Preferences category. Over 30 fields of, including in English as the language of instruction. University research centres such as Centre for Innovation and Technology Transfer Management Cooperation with over 600 foreign universities. Cooperation with the leading Polish and international companies (ie. Danfoss, Saint-Gobain, Delphi). Over 100 student research groups, organisations and associations. 87,9% of WUT graduates call themselves lucky (Monitoring of Graduates 2015). 50,1% of WUT graduates find a job within one month (Monitoring of Graduates 2015).

4 AT WUT WE DREAM AND MAKE OUR DREAMS COME TRUE At Warsaw University of Technology there are over 100 student research groups. Research projects by students allow them to combine knowledge from their with practical skills. These projects are pioneering in character, and attract interest from outside investors. These include: WUT Solar Boat project of a boat with solar drive Deepwater Research Robot winner of the Black Sea ROV 2014 competition Project Eco-vehicles of the 21st century development of the automotive industry aimed at decreasing energy consumption

5 YOUR SPACE FOR DEVELOPMENT Students of Warsaw University of Technology are able to develop their interests beyond through activities in artistic groups: Warsaw University of Technology Song and Dance Ensemble Academic Choir of Warsaw University of Technology Folk Dance Company Masovia of Warsaw University of Technology Płock Branch Warsaw University of Technology Entertainment Band The Engineers Band Warsaw University of Technology Theatre Scientific and development work conducted at Warsaw University of Technology is the answer to the challenges of modern science and economy. Technology transfer, i.e. offering the results of research with their specific applications in mind, is an important element of the mission of the University as an innovation and entrepreneurship centre. and student media: Student Internet TV TVPW Student Internet Portal Polibuda.info WUT Student Radio Radioaktywne WUT Student Cultural Monthly Ipewu Sports classes are run by the Physical Education and Sports Centre of Warsaw University of Technology which, together with the University Sports Association, cares for the physical education of students and popularises sport. The Association s sportspeople regularly take part in masters sports competitions.

6 SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH WORK IS CONDUCTED AT NINETEEN AT WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY FACULTIES AND AT ONE COLLEGE. FACULTY Field of full-time part-time FACULTY Field of full-time part-time ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ARCHITECTURE CHEMISTRY ELECTRONICS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Administration Architecture Architecture Biotechnology Chemical Technology Biotechnology Automatic Control and Robotics Electronics Electronics and Telecommunications Computer Science Biomedical Engineering Telecommunications Computer Science Telecommunications ELECTRICAL FACULTY OF PHYSICS GEODESY AND CARTOGRAPHY CHEMICAL AND PROCESS CIVIL MATERIALS SCIENCE AND Automatic Control and Robotics Electrical Technology Computer Science Electrical Engineering Technical Physics Photonics Photonics Geodesy and Cartography Spatial Planning Geoinformatics Chemical and Process Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Materials Science and Engineering * in English as the language of instruction

7 FACULTY Field of full-time part-time FACULTY Field of full-time part-time PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL MATHEMATICS AND INFORMATION SCIENCE POWER AND AERONAUTICAL Automatic Control and Robotics Mechanical Engineering Paper-making and Printing Global Production Engineering and Management Global Production Engineering and Management Environmental Engineering Environmental Protection Environmental Engineering Computer Science Mathematics Computer Science Automatic Control and Robotics Power Engineering Aviation and Space Technology Mechanical engineering Aerospace Engineering MECHATRONICS AUTOMOTIVE AND CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT CIVIL, MECHANICS AND PETROCHEMISTRY (PŁOCK) COLLEGE OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (PŁOCK) Automatic Control and Robotics Biomedical Engineering Mechatronics Mechatronics Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Engineering Mechanics and Machine Design Mechatronics Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Engineering Transport Management Management and Production Engineering Management Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chemical Technology Economics Power Engineering Robotics * in English as the language of instruction

8 WUT BUSINESS SCHOOL Types of : Executive MBA two-year postgraduate with English as the language of instruction. Advanced Management Training in Pharmacoeconomics, Pharma Marketing and Law one-year postgraduate. Academy of Leadership Psychology one-semester postgraduate course. FBA Family Business Academy one-semester postgraduate course. Effective Consulting one-year postgraduate course. Business School is a joint venture of Warsaw University of Technology and three renowned European partners: London Business School, HEC Paris and Norwegian School of Economics. WUT Business School enjoys leading places in prestigious rankings of Polish MBA programmes and the 17 th position in the European Ranking TOP MBA, as well as the 7 th position in Central Europe in the MBA Eduniversal ranking. It has an international accreditation for MBA EPAS programmes. Since 1993, the School has been member of the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), a prestigious organisation incorporating the best European business schools. WUT DISTANCE-LEARNING CENTRE OKNO PW OKNO PW has introduced the SPRINT model of distance-learning education using the internet. This is based on the assumption that, in distancelearning education, the student can, on his or her own, choose the time and pace of ing. Education is facilitated by e-learning techniques, and the number of meetings at the university is limited. Fields of and modes of taught through e-learning: Four-year B.Sc. in the fields of Computer Science (Faculty of Electrical Engineering) Electronics and Telecommunications (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology) Automatic Control and Robotics (Faculty of Mechatronics) Two-year M.Sc. in the field of Computer Science (Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology and Faculty of Electrical Engineering). One-year postgraduate on Information technology and Internet techniques.

9 ACADEMIC RESEARCH CENTRES play the role of academic and industrial units and conduct interdisciplinary research, service, training and promotional activities: Academic Research Centre for Functional Materials, Academic Research Centre for Power Engineering and Environment Protection, Academic Research Centre for Aerospace Engineering, Academic Research Centre for Defence and Security. Centre for Research of Business at the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science The University is a member of research consortia, which combine the potential of outstanding scientists from various universities and other scientific institutions with entrepreneurs who wish to implement new technologies: Centre for Pre-Clinical Research and Technologies (CePT) Centre for Advanced Materials and Technologies CEZAMAT WARSAW TECHNOLOGICAL SPACE WUT CENTRE FOR INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER MANAGEMENT is an original project of Warsaw University of Technology. The activity of the Centre covers the area of commercialisation and technology transfer, in particular: identification of innovative results of research work conducted by Warsaw University of Technology and other Mazovian scientific units, developing new solutions in the field of technology transfer and innovation management. On 14 th November 2014 the Senate of WUT accepted the objectives of the Warsaw University of Technology Long-term Investment Programme for Over the next 11 years fifteen already existing, mainly historical, buildings of WUT will be redeveloped and regenerated. Almost 70 thousand square metres of new space will be created as part of the investment project.

10 ACADEMIC AUTHORITIES FOR THE TERM OF OFFICE Rector of Warsaw University of Technology Professor Jan Szmidt, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for Branch in Płock Professor Janusz Zieliński, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for Scientific Research Professor Rajmund Bacewicz, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for General Affairs Professor Zbigniew Kledyński, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for Development Professor Stanisław Wincenciak, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for Student Affairs Professor Władysław Wieczorek, Ph.D., D.Sc. Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Professor Krzysztof Lewenstein, Ph.D., D.Sc. Chosen for a four-year term of office, the Rectors oversee the fulfilment of the Mission of Warsaw University of Technology, an important assumption of which is adaptation of the education process and scientific research to the vision of the society of the future. The materials have been developed by the Office for Promotion and Information of WUT on the basis of information collected from WUT organisational units. Photos: resources of the Office for Promotion and Information of WUT and KFF Focus. State as of 1 st September 2015

11 WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Plac Politechniki Warsaw OFFICE FOR PROMOTION AND INFORMATION tel promocja@promocja.pw.edu.pl