Detailed introduction of the University of Physical Education of Warsaw:

Introduction

The University of Physical Education in Warsaw, in Polish, is called Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Warszawie and in English, Józef Piłsudski University of Physical Education in Warsaw. It is located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. It is the largest sports school in Poland and one of the largest sports schools in Europe.

Overview

Number of students: about 7,000 students.

Number of faculty and staff: 400 academic staff, including more than 70 professors and more than 160 teachers with doctoral degrees.

History and establishment time

The school was founded in 1929 Years.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: The school has a high-quality teaching staff, including experts and scholars with rich teaching experience and profound professional knowledge in the field of sports. They have not only achieved fruitful results in academic research, but also can provide students with high-quality teaching guidance and help students master solid professional skills.

Teaching Facilities: It is equipped with complete and advanced teaching facilities, including the main library, 6 lecture halls equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, 55 seminar rooms, multiple laboratories and other teaching venues, as well as modern sports facilities, such as 3 gymnasiums for track and field, gymnastics and team competitions, indoor swimming pools, gyms, fighting sports halls, two track and field stadiums, outdoor sports fields, tennis courts, etc., which provide good conditions for students' learning and practice.

Scientific Research Achievements: As a scientific research center in the field of physical education, the school has achieved remarkable results in sports science research, published a large number of scientific journals, research reports, monographs, textbooks and other academic works, and organized various domestic and international seminars, symposiums, conferences and other academic activities. Its research covers medicine, liberal arts and social sciences, biology, physical therapy, environmental science, psychology, pathology, sports medicine, sociology, computer science and other fields.

International Cooperation: The school actively carries out international exchanges and cooperation, and has signed Erasmus exchange agreements with many universities in Germany, Norway, Portugal, Turkey, Hungary, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Latvia, Lithuania, Iceland, Greece, France, Finland, Estonia, Denmark, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Belgium and other countries, providing students with broad international exchange opportunities and broadening their international horizons.

Institutional Nature

Public non-profit university.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' professional qualities and practical abilities in the fields of physical education, sports training, rehabilitation therapy, sports management, etc., emphasizing the combination of theory and practice, so that students can apply the sports knowledge and skills they have learned to practice. In the international work, it cultivates sports professionals with innovative spirit and practical ability for the society and promotes the development of sports.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The school has a comprehensive physical therapy center, etc., equipped with modern instruments and equipment, which provides a foundation for practical teaching and scientific research in the fields of physical therapy and biological recovery.

Key disciplines: Sports science, physical therapy, tourism and leisure are the key disciplines of the school, which have outstanding performance in teaching quality, scientific research level and social influence. Its sports education major has trained many excellent sports teachers and coaches, and the physical therapy major has provided a large number of professional talents in the rehabilitation field. The tourism and leisure major meets the social demand for talents in related fields such as sports tourism.

Faculty

It has academic units such as the School of Physical Education and the School of Rehabilitation.

Ranking

Ranked No. 1 in the national university rankings of the Global University Network (4ICU) 25th.

Ranked 4473rd in Edurank's world university rankings, 1160th in European universities, 66th in Poland, and 11th in Warsaw.

Expenses

Tuition fees: Undergraduate degree is about 10,000 Polish zlotys per year, master's degree is about 12,000 Polish zlotys per year, and doctoral degree is about 15,000 Polish zlotys per year.

Accommodation fees: The school provides on-campus accommodation, and the fees vary depending on the type of dormitory and facilities. For specific information, please refer to the school's official website.

Campus

Location and environment: The main campus is located in the center of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, covering an area of ​​more than 20 hectares. Warsaw is the political, economic and cultural center of Poland. It has rich historical and cultural heritage and modern urban facilities, providing convenient conditions for students' study and life. Students can fully experience the cultural charm and urban life of Poland here.

Campus facilities: The campus has various architectural styles. In addition to teaching and sports facilities, there are also student career advancement offices, information centers, medical centers, etc., which meet students' learning, life and health needs. In addition, there are restaurants, cafes and other leisure places on campus, providing students with a comfortable campus living environment.