Bielsko-Biała, Poland

University of Bielsko-Biala

Uniwersytet Bielsko-Bialski

University type: universities
Status: public

Bachelor's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
Analytics and Communication in BusinessStudies in Polish
Emergency MedicineStudies in Polish
English StudiesStudies in Polish
Human Resources ManagementStudies in Polish
Internet CommunicationStudies in Polish
ManagementStudies in Polish
PedagogyStudies in Polish
Polish PhilologyStudies in Polish
Spanish StudiesStudies in Polish
TourismStudies in Polish

Bachelor's - engineer
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
Automation and RoboticsStudies in Polish
Civil EngineeringStudies in Polish
Computer ScienceStudies in Polish
Environmental EngineeringStudies in Polish
Environmental ProtectionStudies in Polish
Management and Production EngineeringStudies in Polish
Material EngineeringStudies in Polish
Mechanical Engineering and Machine BuildingStudies in Polish
TransportStudies in Polish
Vehicle OperationStudies in Polish

Integrated Master's degree
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
Pre-School and Early School PedagogyStudies in Polish
Special PedagogyStudies in Polish

Master's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
Applied PedagogyStudies in Polish
English StudiesStudies in Polish
ManagementStudies in Polish
NursingStudies in Polish
Public HealthStudies in Polish
Spanish StudiesStudies in Polish

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The University of Bielsko-Biala (Akademia Techniczno-Humanistyczna w Bielsku-Bialej) was founded in October 2001 as an independent governmental academic institution. Previously, since 1969, it had been a branch of the Technical University of Lodz (Politechnika Lódzka). The machine-design, electrical and textile industries are traditional for the region so the main education areas have been long established. With the change in the economy, there have also developed other fields of study including management, humanities, environmental and computer sciences.
At present there are about 8,000 students studying at five departments of the University which employ experienced academic staff embracing professors and other specialists. Their number is constantly growing and currently there work about 400 people, with 200 professors and doctors. There are also several independent units at the University: the Department of Foreign Languages, the Department of Physical Education and Sport, the Main Library and the Centre of Postgraduate Studies and Vocational Training. The University of Bielsko-Biala is open to new ideas and opportunities to improve modern educational tools. Internationalization has become here the most important objective of the University being constantly promoted through its participation in various European network projects.
The University cooperates with institutions from all over the world and the number of agreements is growing rapidly each year - nowadays the University of Bielsko-Biala has agreements with over 100 institutions in more than 25 countries.
University website:
ubb.edu.pl/en

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