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Main Campus Map MAIN CAMPUS MAP 17 Main campus > University of Warsaw Library, 600 m 8 min Dobra No. 105 – 7 min 1 KAZIMIERZOWSKI PALACE seat of the University authorities Gęsta Admissions Office BUS Office for Student Affairs During World War II, Czesław Miłosz, a student 16 International Relations Office of the University (in 1932), who was later to win Office for Persons with Disabilities a Nobel Prize for Literature (1980), worked at the Wiślana Golden Hall, Senate Hall Old Library as a caretaker. The University’s oldest BUS 2 FORMER SEMINAR BUILDING building was constructed Faculty of Law and Administration before 1643. It was initially the summer residence of the 3 FORMER RECTORY BUILDING Faculty of Oriental Studies The Main Gate is one of the most kings of Poland: Władysław IV, distinguishable symbols of the Jan Kazimierz, who gave the 4 FORMER SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT BUILDING University. It is ornamented with palace its name, and Jan III IT Center a crowned eagle surrounded with Sobieski. Lipowa five stars which symbolise the first POST/ATM 4 5 MINERALOGICAL PAVILION five faculties of the University. 11 Faculty of Polish Studies Browarna 6 AUDITORIUM BUILDING 7 FORMER MUSEUM BUILDING Faculty of History 2 Radna 6 1 8 MAIN SCHOOL 13 Archaeology Institute 9 OLD LIBRARY BUILDING 9 Auditorium Hall 10 UNIVERSITY GATE 12 11 AUDITORIUM MAXIMUM 3 5 WALKING TRAIL Leszczyńska UNIVERSITY Adam Mickiewicz Hall THE MAIN CAMPUS BUS OF WARSAW LIBRARY 26/28 Krakowskie 12 CZETWERTYŃSKI-URUSKI PALACE 56/66 Dobra Street Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies Przedmieście Street 10 ATM 14 ENTRY In the library, there is one 13 TYSZKIEWICZ-POTOCKI PALACE The university life of the largest collections Centre of Polish Language and Culture concentrates in three BUS 7 8 of academic volumes in the for Foreigners “Polonicum” campuses: Main, Ochota country as well as one of the Museum of the University of Warsaw and Służew, located 15 Oboźna biggest and most beautiful Guest Hall (Ball Room) in different districts of Warsaw. Krakowskie Przedmieście roof gardens in Europe. ST. ROCH HOSPITAL The University’s historic seat, ENTRY The garden is divided into 14 Institute of Polish Culture located in the heart of Warsaw, two parts: the upper and the lower, joined by a cascading is widely appreciated for COLLEGIUM IURIDICUM 18 stream. The upper garden 15 its elegant architecture. is open to the public from 16 BUILDING OF THE APPLIED LINGUISTICS Impressive edifices, dating April to October; the lower th The Column Hall is the AND THE MODERN LANGUAGES FACULTIES back to the 17 century, garden is open most lavish place in the rank high among all year round. Former Museum Building. 17 UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW LIBRARY Warsaw’s sightseeing It is open for guests every INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY musts. Wednesday from 10 a.m. Fryderyk Chopin, the most famous Polish composer, lived in the Former Rectory 18 to 5 p.m. Building with his parents and sisters. He was a student of the Main School of FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND Music, the part of University. 19 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 19 Nowy Świat – Veturilo, city bikes In the first part of the 20th century the St. Roch Hospital served as an actual city clinic. Guests interested in visiting the historical campus can attend tours offered Line M2 (Warsaw metro) by the University of Warsaw Museum (13 on the map). To arrange a tour, call (+48) 22 55 20 107 or e-mail [email protected]. THREE CAMPUSES: MAIN (Krakowskie Przedmieście Street) OCHOTA SŁUŻEWIEC Press Office UW © 2017 UNIVERSITY the best and largest 1. Applied Linguistics 2. Applied Social Sciences OF WARSAW higher education institution in Poland and Resocialisation 3. “Artes Liberales” belongs to the 5% top universities in the world 4. Biology 5. Chemistry 6. Economic Sciences 7. Education 8. Geography and Regional Studies 9. Geology 10. History 11. Journalism, Information 21 FACULTIES and Book Studies of humanities, social, exact 12. Law and Administration and natural sciences & 13. Management 14. Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics 30 15. Modern Languages 5 16. Oriental Studies YEARS NOBLE PRIZE RESEARCH 17. Philosophy and Sociology OF TRADITION WINNERS UNITS 18. Physics 19. Polish Studies 20. Political Science and International Studies 21. Psychology students employees international students THE UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW and doctoral students and doctoral students PROVIDES: a wide choice of programmes of 1st, 2nd cycle studies and long cycle (uniform) Master’s studies 24 2,000 3,350 35 programmes English-language programmes courses in foreign languages research topics per year of 3rd cycle studies (doctoral) 3 MBA programmes 132 postgraduate programmes www.uw.edu.pl.
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