VIZJA University (reviews)

My time in Warsaw shaped my view of informatics. I learned to see data as a story about people and my professors showed us how to listen they created a space for debate we challenged how to use data ethically. The campus was a living lab. I joined hackathons built tools for NGOs. The student activities were great and made my education feel immediately relevant

I enrolled in this university expecting a smooth and transparent process, but my experience has been extremely disappointing. First, I was registered in the wrong program, despite applying and paying for my intended one. When I discovered the error, the university demanded extra fees for the incorrect program, even though I had already paid for my actual program. Resolving this issue required me to physically visit the campus and insist on correcting my registration.

On top of that, during my application, the official system displayed a conditional registration fee of 800 PLN, but after confirmation, the university informed me that the actual fee was around 2150 PLN — almost three times higher. They admitted it was a system error, but initially refused to honor the original fee.

Additionally, the grading system is extremely slow and inconsistent. Some of my grades were entered up to three months late, negatively affecting my TRC/academic standing.

Overall, this university fails in administrative efficiency, transparency, and student support. Students deserve reliable information, timely updates, and fair treatment — which I did not receive here.

Btw here my name Arif Mehmet / student number 6***2

I am a third-year psychology student at VIZJA University. I can’t speak for every department, but I see significant development especially in the psychology and business programs. The psychology program is recommended by the Polish Academy of Sciences and was ranked 5th among all universities and 2nd among private universities in Perspektywy’s psychology rankings. The business school is accredited by IQA CEEMAN and was upgraded to Level 4 by the Positive Impact Rankings. The university is also rising in rankings by institutions like QS and THE. For the first time, it appeared in the RUR World Rankings at 919, which is a milestone and a fantastic development.

Of course, not every department is strong—especially the software program hasn’t reached ranking positions, and some students are not satisfied. I think it’s more reasonable to evaluate the university by department. Personally, I am satisfied with my psychology undergraduate education. The professors teaching our courses are experienced and hold recognized titles. If you want to learn, you won’t leave empty-handed. The campus is modern and centrally located, which I really like. There are multiple separate buildings with classrooms and labs, and as the student population grows, they expand with additional campuses. I believe VIZJA will make even greater strides compared to many other private universities in Poland, especially in my department, judging by the rankings.

Hello everyone! The consecutive five-semester Clinical Psychology Master’s program taught at the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw provides the students with the most up-to-date body of theoretical knowledge and the necessary set of skills required in the sphere of psychological practice. It focuses on utilization of research findings and exposes its learners to internships and workshops to gain as practical experience.
The university is located in Warsaw, which is a very active city that brings a great source of cultural diversity and different point of view into the equation. The faculty is well qualified and caring and enhances the interest and also the coverage of the educational process.
Apart from academics, the university has enriched student activities and associations for the Students encompassing wide interests for the holistic growth of students. In a nutshell, this program is highly recommended for clinical psychology professionals seeking to broaden knowledge and skills of their practice while experiencing steady support from empathetic and culturally diverse colleagues.