

The University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin (WSPA) was established in 1998 as a private higher education institution launching its first study programme “Company Management” with 415 students admitted to the first year. In the following academic year, 1999/2000 the University College had already over 1 400 students.
The University College of Enterprise and Administration operates on the basis of the permission granted by the Minister of National Education and pursuant to the Higher Education Act of 27 July 2005 (Journal of Laws No. 164, item 1365, as amended) and legal regulations issued in accordance with the Act, as well as on the basis of the Statute. The school is supervised by the Founder and the minister competent for higher education, in accordance with the Higher Education Act.Show more
I think it’s not a bad university, but also not a good one. I was on IT/Cybersec programme – the teachers are mostly easygoing, with the exception of math teachers, but their rotation is also high. I didn’t hate the classes, but I also don’t feel like i have learned anything substantial.
View moreI wouldn’t recommend this university unless you want to have an easy time. None of the professors really care about the student and there is nothing special about the university itself. You will recieve no support trying to learn anything, but the exams itself are easy.
View moreI honestly don’t think that it’s a bad university – just one you should go to as a last resort.
Every professor that teaches there does it as a side job out of a necessity, they don’t really care. There were maybe 2 or 3 professors that actually did care, but they said they will swap universities. Professors will let you pass no matter what, they don’t care. Classes mostly consist of going through dated material that you could just find yourself online.
On the upside, this university is really easy-going. You’ll have no trouble passing.
It is easy to get admission and diverse full of different people from all sort of backgrounds, I enjoyed the people and certain professors are truly amazing at teaching. However the challenges you may face is directing students to get the extra credits outside the classrooms such as interships or exchange programs. They could do better at communicating and directing students where to go and what to do to make completing your course as smooth as possible. Also some of the Polish professors english profeciency can pose a language barrier because for every amazing professor there is one that struggles to communicate in english.
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