CEEPUS
Master / PhD Central European exchange scholarships
Poznan, Poland
"One of the top universities in Poland, in the student city of Poznan"
At a Glance
Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU) in Poznan was founded in 1919 and is one of the largest and most respected universities in Poland. It has 21 faculties and about 29,000 students from 78 nationalities, with more than 20 English-taught programmes such as international relations, English studies, chemistry, biotechnology and physics. Poznan is a major business centre where about one in four residents is a student.
Ranked in the 741-750 band in QS World University Rankings 2026 (4th in Poland).
Accreditations & Memberships
Score out of 100 across each QS evaluation pillar, with Adam Mickiewicz University's global standing for that metric.
Popular Programs
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Where Graduates Land
Notable Alumni
AMU is based in Poznan, with its main campuses in the city centre and at Morasko, plus branch campuses in Kalisz, Pila and Slubice.
Campus Details
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AMU starts in October. Application deadlines vary by programme, with most English-taught programmes closing around early July.
3 scholarships available
Master / PhD Central European exchange scholarships
Master / PhD Polish government (NAWA) scholarships
AMU is based in Poznan, with its main campuses in the city centre and at Morasko, plus branch campuses in Kalisz, Pila and Slubice.
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