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Warsaw University of Technology
Warsaw University of Technology is a public university in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 1899, with about 27,100 students.
- Type
- Public university
- Location
- Warsaw, Poland
- Founded
- 1899
- Students
- 27,072
- Teaching language
- Polish, English
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Warsaw University of Technology (Politechnika Warszawska) is a public technical university in Warsaw. Its roots go back to the Preparatory School for the Polytechnic Institute founded in 1826, and it took its current form in 1915. It is one of the largest technical universities in Poland.
Its Main Building, with a large glass-roofed courtyard, is a Warsaw landmark. The university has around 20 faculties covering architecture, chemistry, civil engineering, electrical engineering, electronics and information technology, geodesy and cartography, materials science, mathematics and information science, mechatronics, physics, power and aeronautical engineering, transport and management, with a branch campus in Płock.
A number of programmes are taught in English. Polish-language full-time study is tuition-free for Polish and EU citizens, while English-taught programmes charge fees.
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What language are courses taught in at Warsaw University of Technology?
Courses at Warsaw University of Technology are taught in Polish, English.
When was Warsaw University of Technology founded?
Warsaw University of Technology was founded in 1899.
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