The Silesian University of Technology was established in 1945 as a scientific and educational facility for the most industrialised area in Poland, and one of the most industrialised in Europe. For over 75 years it has been an important institution of public life. It plays a significant cultural and opinion-forming role in the region.
The University offers first-cycle studies (engineering and bachelor's degree), second-cycle studies - master's degree, education at doctoral school called "Joint Doctoral School" and postgraduate studies. Studies are conducted in full-time and part-time mode. Candidates have also the opportunity to access education in one of the nearly 30 study programmes in English.
The Silesian University of Technology is the only university in Silesia to be included in the prestigious group of 10 Polish universities, winners of the "Excellence Initiative-Research University" competition organised by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
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Based on 100 reviews
Highly recommended University! The area of study is very interesting and the teachers there are very smart and highly educated. However, as it is not the main campus of Silesian University of Technology I don't feel the spirit of University there - It is not my aim to party etc. because I'm working part time as a BI Developer but it would be nice to have more space to chill there.
The level of study and interactions vary a lot between campuses and areas of study. At least in my study area and campus, it lacks proper English-speaking staff. The student life is not as international-friendly for the most part, however, it is better to meet more international/Erasmus students.
Moving from Africa to Poland for my Master's in Management and Production Engineering was an adventure full of challenges and growth. The first thing that hit me was the cold�coming from a warm climate, I wasn�t prepared for the biting Polish winters. I remember the shock of stepping out into the freezing air, bundled in layers of clothing, and wondering how I would ever get used to it. But the cold wasn�t the only thing that took getting used to. The culture shock was real. The people were reserved, and the food was so different from what I was used to. But over time, I learned to appreciate the simplicity of Polish life, from hearty meals to quiet, efficient public transport. Academically, the program was demanding but rewarding. The mix of management theory and engineering practice offered a unique perspective that made me feel equipped to tackle the global challenges in both fields. The professors were passionate, and though there were language barriers at first, I soon found my footing. Looking back, Poland pushed me out of my comfort zone, both academically and personally. It was a tough but transformative experience that I wouldn�t trade for anything.
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By TopUniversities
The university hasn’t moved up or down in the rankings over the past year.
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| 1001 | 1001 | 1001 |
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By U.S. News & World Report
Climbed 117 places compared to 2025
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| 1446 | 1360 | 1243 |
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By Times Higher Education
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| 1201 | - | 1001 |
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There are 13 dormitories at the Silesian University of Technology (11 in Gliwice, 1 in Zabrze and 1 in Katowice). 2968 places are available for all students – single, double and triple rooms. In each dormitory students can find a TV room, gym and ping pong tables. The Internet is available for all habitants. In the neighborhood of dormitories there are playgrounds, sports halls, tennis courts and ice skating rink.
The Library offers remote access to the employees and students of the Silesian University of Technology through the HAN authentication system.
Digital Library of the Silesian University of Technology (BCPŚ) contains electronic versions of books and journals collected in the library's collections.
IT service for employees and students of the Silesian University of Technology include:
A student is entitled to benefits under the National Health Fund if he or she meets one of the following conditions:
The Silesian University of Technology is the largest and oldest technical university in the Silesian Voivodship. Its campuses are located in Gliwice, Katowice and Zabrze. The University provides a scientific and didactic base for the most industrialised region in Poland - Upper Silesia, and the presence of campuses in these cities makes them more attractive for inhabitants and guests.
At the Silesian University of Technology Sports Centre, you can register for physical education classes.
The Accreditation Commission for Technical Universities (KAUT – Komisja Akredytacji Uczelni Technicznych), has granted accreditation for the Faculty of Materials Engineering for first and second degree studies, which are conducted at the Faculty.
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