Adam Mickiewicz University Poland
About us
Poznań’s Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU) is one of the largest, multi-disciplinary, public research institutions that enjoys a traditional academic culture and modern developments. Founded in 1919 and initially called the Polish State University and named after the great Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz, lost, is today one of the most important centres for higher learning in Poland.
Key Highlights:
- Research Distinction: This has been welcomed and has given the University recognition that it has been awarded the ‘HR Excellence in Research’ in recognition of its commitment to providing a supportive research environment for staff and students.
- Campus Facilities: The Morasko campus of the university is one of the biggest in Poland with modern facilities that facilitate academic as well as co-curricular activities.
Adjusting the educational experience in favour of both academics and students, a compelling focus on the quality of education and research, as well as a willingness to foster international cooperation.
Quick Facts:
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Faculties |
20 |
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Student Enrollment |
Over 29,000 |
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International Students |
Significant representation from various countries |
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QS World Ranking |
761-770 |
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Research Projects |
Over 613 ongoing international and national projects |
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Campus |
Morasko campus, one of the largest in Poland, with modern facilities |
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Accreditation |
"HR Excellence in Research" award |
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Fees and Booking
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| Application Fees | PLN 85 |
