About the project

The University of Szczecin was established as a result of the merger of the Faculty of Engineering and Economics of Transport at the Szczecin University of Technology and the Pedagogical University in Szczecin in 1984. It began operating in the academic year 1985/1986 and since then it has been dynamically developing, dynamically developing the post-war academic tradition and playing an important culture-forming role in the city and the region.

It is currently the largest university in Western Pomerania, employing approximately 1,100 academic teachers and over 800 administrative staff.

The scientific and infrastructural development of the university was constantly accompanied by an increase in the number of students, currently around 14,000, for whom the educational offer is constantly being improved and new fields of study are constantly being prepared (currently around 70 fields of study, full-time and part-time).

Students participate in the work of 160 research clubs and publish their journals. There are, among others, academic theater, choir, Student Culture Zone, Academic Sports Association, NZS, AIESEC, and ELSA.

The many advantages of studying at the US include the possibility of using the collections of the Main Library and its 8 branches. There are over one million three hundred and fifty thousand compact, continuous and special publications.

An element of the constantly developed cooperation with foreign countries is active (since 1998) participation in the Erasmus program, in which the US partners are nearly 196 universities from 24 countries, including non-European countries.

Thanks to the implementation of an increasing number of projects in recent years, including those with a social dimension, for the amount of 200 million PLN, the scientific and infrastructure base is being improved, which enables cooperation with the economic environment and other research units in the country and abroad.