A state university with campuses in Katowice, Sosnowiec, Chorzow and Cieszyn; it lists its English-taught first- and second-cycle programmes on its official candidate pages.
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| City | Katowice |
|---|---|
| Type | State university |
| Founded | 1968 |
The University of Silesia in Katowice is a state university in Katowice, Poland, founded in 1968. It has campuses in Katowice, Sosnowiec, Chorzow and Cieszyn, and lists its English-taught first- and second-cycle programmes on its official candidate pages.
Its focus areas are natural sciences, humanities, law and computer science. In our catalogue, the natural sciences entries are Biotechnology (MSc), Physics (MSc) and Materials Science and Engineering (BEng); the computer science entries are Computer Science (MSc) and Geography: Geographic Information Systems (MSc); and law is represented by International Business Law and Arbitration (MA).
The list also includes English Studies: Literature and Culture (BA) under social sciences and humanities, International Studies of Political Science and Diplomacy (MA) under international relations, Creative Management in New Media (MA) under arts and design, and Aquamatics: Interdisciplinary Management of Water Environments (MSc) under business. In total, our catalogue holds 12 English-taught programmes for this university.
If you are weighing Katowice as a destination, we can go through the programme list with your academic background and goals in mind, and support you through the application timeline and document preparation.
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