Medical University of Warsaw

About Warsaw

The Medical Faculty of University of Warsaw was established in the year 1809 and then the Medical University of Warsaw was founded in January 1950.

Currently have 9413 students, 513 PhD students and 250 postgraduate students
Has 1725 academic teachers including 173 professors. The academic staff of Medical University of Warsaw is recognised nationally and internationally for their contributions to the research and practice of medicine. Many of them hold the prestigious position of ‘National Medical Consultant’
WMU is a vibrant scientific centre specialising in both clinical and theoretical medicine.
WMU has 5 affiliated teaching hospitals located in Warsaw where students do their clinicals :-
- Public Central Teaching Clinical Hospital
- Infant Jesus Teaching Hospital
- Public Ophthalmic Teaching Hospital
- Duchess Anna Mazowiecka Public Teaching Hospital
- Public Pediatric Teaching Clinical Hospital

International Cooperation

The Medical University of Warsaw is a truly European University, where the education is based on European and international educational standards.
The University participates in many international programs providing the exchange of students and academic teachers, as well as in the scientific and research programs.
The Medical University of Warsaw has established successful cooperation with 106 European universities within the Erasmus+ programme and with 8 central European institutions within the CEEPUS programme.
It has scientific research cooperation with many universities and research institutions in Europe, especially Germany, France, Sweden, Netherlands, Austria and Great Britain. At present this cooperation is being developed also with other foreign partners from Europe, USA and Asia – China, India, Malaysia and Japan.

Why Study in Warsaw