

Great teachers and good communication with the staff. Not many bad teachers and you can discuss with the higher ups about anything. Can’t complain about much really, wish it was the first university I chose.
View moreWSB University offers a practical and student-friendly learning environment. The courses are well-structured and often focused on real-world skills, which helps students prepare for their future careers. The lecturers are approachable and supportive, and there are many opportunities for personal development. Overall, it’s a good choice for students looking for a balance between theory and practice.
View moreMy first day in WSB Wroclaw was a mess. Lack of organisation, nobody knew what’s going on, classrooms were too small, sometimes even lacking chairs. Other than that I think it’s pretty friendly university and many professors teach with passion.
View moreI attend weekend classes. Most of the teachers are quite nice and encourage me to learn, except for linguistics. The hybrid format of the studies is a plus. Saturdays are usually in-person, and Sundays are online. All online classes (lectures) are optional. The downside is that classes are held in different buildings. The monthly tuition fee is PLN 508 (€120), and with the new year, fees increase by about PLN 70 (€16). I see good prospects for completing my studies in the future.
View moreI go to WSB and yeah… it’s fine. Some classes are okay, some are really boring, but that’s normal. Most teachers explain stuff so you actually get it, which is good. The schedule can be a mess sometimes and things get changed last minute, but you just deal with it.
What’s nice is that a lot of what we learn is actually useful for jobs later. It’s not amazing or life-changing, but it does its job. People are usually helpful if you ask, and being a student here is pretty normal. Not great, not terrible, just… fine.
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