DSW University of Lower Silesia

Dolnośląska Szkoła Wyższa

address

Uniwersytet Dolnośląski DSW

ul. Strzegomska 55,

53-611, Wrocław


phone +48 539670456, +48 693 010 162
email admission@dsw.edu.pl
www www.dsw.edu.pl/english

The University of Lower Silesia DSW is one of the most important academic centers in Wrocław and the entire Lower Silesia region. Every year we educate over 8,000 students.

Since commencing the University, our faculty have been implementing a visionary plan to create a free and democratic school. The Students have been crucial and very engaged participants in this process. They actively influence the shape of the academic community. While studying, they fulfill their aspirations and passions and develop talents.

Key highlights of the University of Lower Silesia DSW include:

Practical and friendly approach to education

Extensive collaboration with business partners

State-of-the-art technological solutions for learning

Flexible study options, including hybrid, traditional, and online programs

Membership in the WSB-DSW Research Federation

The university remains committed to its core values of practicality and friendliness, which have been the foundation of its success. Students benefit from opportunities to apply their knowledge in real-world settings, thanks to partnerships with numerous businesses and institutions.

Despite the name change, the University of Lower Silesia assures students, alumni, and partners that its teaching policies, tuition fee system, and discount schemes will remain unchanged. The institution continues to focus on practical education, ensuring that graduates receive diplomas that confirm their practical knowledge and skills.

Get to know our university from the inside. We invite you for a virtual tour of the university.

https://www.dsw.edu.pl/poznaj-dsw/wirtualny-spacer/ 

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Facts & figures

    26: Our university is now 26 years old! Its history began in 1997

    7000: Each year we educate more than 7,000 students

    100: Doctors of Philosophy

    A: category of scientific activity. The Committee for the Evaluation of Scientific Units (KEJN), as part of its evaluation of scientific activity, has awarded our university an A category. This means that we have the right to conduct studies preparing for the teaching profession.

    60: The number of the research and development projects we have taken part so far.