University of Wroclaw - UWr
speciality: Communication

The University of Wroclaw is a nice educational institution. I completed my first year of master’s studies and am now in my second. I studied social sciences, and the building and location of institutions aren’t all that impressive! It is located between houses and in the suburbs, approximately 20–30 minutes from the city center. Other institutions are at a better location -much nearer to the city centre and next to rivers, mall, etc-. Professors, on the other hand, are quite professional and courteous. They make every effort to provide information and encourage pupils to be better and believe in themselves. To be honest, there aren’t many activities for international students! However, the overall mood is pleasant.
I’ve never regretted my decision and would advise you to do the same. Because Wroclaw and Poland, in general, are amazing, I assure you will have a fantastic time here learning and extending your horizons.

I love the master’s in communication management programme because of its hands-on approach. Our professors have industry experience and give us tasks that help to broaden our knowledge and skills. Most of my classmates are from diverse backgrounds, so there is room for a variety of experience and cultures.

University of Wroclaw places a strong emphasis on internationalization. It attracts students and scholars from around the world, creating a multicultural and cosmopolitan atmosphere. This diversity fosters cross-cultural understanding,exchange and collaboration, this in turn makes us the students ready for an interconnected globalized world. Despite the language barrier faced by some international students, I would recommend the school to other people.

I always think of the University of Wrocław as a place not only for learning and education but also as a pleasant, inclusive, globally open space that fosters development in many aspects. I highly recommend UWr.

As a current master’s student in the Communication Management program at the University of Wroclaw, I can confidently say that this journey has been one of the most enriching experiences of my life, not only academically, but also personally and professionally.

1. Global opportunities through Erasmus+:
During my time here, I’ve joined two short-term BIP exchange programs in Spain and Romania (with a generous grant), and have a one-year exchange in Germany. These experiences have allowed me to meet peers from across Europe, learn in diverse settings, and grow both culturally and intellectually.

2. Serious research, strong support:
I’m currently representing our Institute in a Monography research project of UWr, a valuable opportunity to engage deeply with academic work and collaborate with professors in a meaningful way. The opportunity is open for all students who wanna pursue an academic path.

3. Supportive and passionate faculty:
The professors are not only knowledgeable but also truly approachable. In the first semester, I approached my professor for guidance on career path, research opportunities, and expressed my interest. She shared insightful experiences, motivated and encouraged me a lot. And she nominated me for the Monography research project under her supervision, and I got the opportunity. I’m grateful, honestly.

4. Practice-oriented learning:
Unlike many programs that are heavy on theory, this one focuses on real-world projects, case studies, and group work – ideal for master’s-level students who want to build practical skills for the workplace. Actually, I don’t face much study pressure, I enjoy the courses.

5. International Office that really cares:
The International Office team is incredibly helpful. During the application process, I was surprised that they always responded to my email inquiries quickly and helped me resolve any issues. When I study here, from paperworks support to academic/exchange activities, they are always ready to assist and create a welcoming environment for students from all over the world.

6. Peaceful lifestyle & affordable living:
Wroclaw is a charming, student-friendly city with a mix of history and modernity. The cost of living is reasonable, making it accessible for many international students without compromising on quality of life. I travelled to many cities in European countries, but Wroclaw is one of the most peaceful and affordable cities. Although the English skills of the city officers are limited, they always try to support by using Google Translate or finding support people.

Studying at the University of Wroclaw has opened doors I never imagined: from international networks to research, from personal growth to professional clarity. If you’re looking for an educational experience that truly takes you beyond the classroom, this could be your next big step.

I appreciate this experience and believe that this is a worthy step to open up many opportunities to explore the world!

Yes, I will recommend it if you would like to be stressed. This place is disorganized and it is very hard to resolve something with documents here. But studies here are really amazing! Professors are kind and like to work with us.

With UWr you’re gonna achieve a new level of connection with international students. from experienced professors to exceptional students from different variety of countries, you are going to find out new ways and approaches toward building connections and communicating with people.

University of Wrocław is a perfect place for those who’d like to study in a hospitable and experienced environment. The professors can be strict; still, they’re understanding, expert, and very well-educated. The only disadvantage I can think of is the organisation which sometimes fails. Nevertheless, it’s a great university for everyone who plans to focus on education and still be able to have fun in the beautiful Wrocław which has a lot to offer.

I’m currently in my fifth year of studying Psychology at the University of Wrocław, and overall, it has been a very rewarding journey. The faculty is well-qualified and supportive, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The campus is beautiful and located in the heart of the city, which creates a great atmosphere for studying and student life. There are also many opportunities to get involved in research projects and student organizations. While some administrative processes could be more efficient, the academic quality and student community make it a great place to study psychology.

I completed my part-time studies in branding at the University of Wrocław and overall I had a positive experience, although not without reservations. I really liked many of my classes, but a large portion of them covered very similar topics, which made the programme feel somewhat repetitive. There were a few genuinely inspiring courses with strong, knowledgeable professors, but also several that felt like fillers rather than meaningful academic content – and unfortunately, the truly valuable ones were in the minority.

Because I studied part-time, I didn’t get to experience campus life or the community aspect very deeply. What I appreciated, however, was the attitude of the lecturers: they were understanding and flexible, allowing me to arrive late or leave early when necessary, as I travelled two hours by train to Wrocław for each session. Their approachability and expertise were definitely the strongest elements of the programme.
I still managed to meet some great people, many of whom I’m still in touch with. I also appreciate that several lecturers stayed in contact with me after graduation, which shows their genuine interest in students’ development.