Collegium Da Vinci

About the university

Collegium Da Vinci is a university creating innovative educational programmes in cooperation with employers, taking into account global economic trends and the needs of the labour market. Its graduates are professionally successful, finding jobs matching their interests and education. The university has a rich history in the private education market in the Greater Poland region, operating successfully there for over 27 years.

The university offers 12 first-cycle and 3 second-cycle degree programmes, delivered in full-time, part-time and online modes. It specialises in the areas of management, creative media, computer science and data analysis. First-cycle students have the opportunity to study 2 courses in English: Information Technology or Creative Management. Students benefit from the international groups and business environment.

Collegium Da Vinci also offers postgraduate studies in the fields of IT, management, marketing, technology and artistic arts available in Polish.

The Ministry of Science and Higher Education included Collegium Da Vinci on the list of the most popular private universities in Poland according to the total number of candidate applications!

Advantages of Collegium Da Vinci

Educational model - an innovative educational model that allows students to flexibly shape their own education. In addition to the core modules of the study programme, students have the opportunity to choose modules of their own choice from areas that interest them.

Internationality - the university promotes the exchange of experiences in an international and multicultural environment. Students have the opportunity to benefit from the ERASMUS+ academic exchange programme.

Cooperation with business - through partnerships with businesses, the university provides support in finding student placements and jobs after graduation. Business partners have input into curriculum development.

Infrastructure - the university has 14 modern equipped computer rooms, a games and interactive media lab, and a networking lab. Students have access to sports facilities with four squash courts, a fitness room, gym, library, student area, car park, canteen bar with café and dining hall.

Support for students with disabilities - in addition to architectural amenities, the university provides support in the form of teaching/personal assistants, sign language interpreters, adaptations for individualised learning and provision of specialist equipment/software.

Scholarships - the university offers a variety of scholarships, including the Rector's scholarship for the best students, scholarships for people with disabilities, welfare scholarships and a scholarship from the Minister of Education and Science.

Student clubs - there are several student clubs at Collegium Da Vinci.

Tutoring - the programme to support student development involves working in small groups and individual meetings with tutors. First-year students take the Gallup survey (Clifton StrengthsFinder®) and the Insightful Profiler™ test.

Admissions process

The admissions process at Collegium Da Vinci starts with creating an account in the application system, providing the necessary data and concluding an electronic agreement. Applicants may start the admission process even before their educational documents (high school certificate) are ready or legalized.

At Collegium Da Vinci, one of the requirements for admission is to prove your language proficiency. The minimum required language level for admission is B1 (Intermediate level). Applicants who do not have an internationally recognized certificate, have the opportunity to pass the online exam for free.

 Applicants who submit basic required documents and confirm their English language proficiency by July 13th, do not have to pay registration fee and get a tuition fee discount.

The details of the admission process are available here: https://cdv.pl/en/admission-process/