SGGW – Warsaw

Warsaw University of Life Sciences

Natural science schools in Poland are not among the most well-known, but some of them already have a long history. SGGW – the Agricultural University of Warsaw – recently celebrated its 200th anniversary.

Study directions

SGGW traces its roots directly to the Podkarpackie Veterinary School and to this day veterinary medicine is one of the main fields of study here. Most of the programs are related to biology—biotechnology, environmental engineering, horticulture, agricultural and forestry technology, and plant health protection. In 2018/2019 SGGW offers 38 programs of study in the traditional format and 29 programs of study in non-traditional formats—undergraduate, engineering, and master’s degrees. SGGW is the coordinator of the MostAR program, which enables students to travel to other universities in Poland.

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine SGGW in Warsaw

This is the oldest faculty of SGGW, which educates veterinary doctors. Students study in the Small Animals Clinic, the Horse Clinic, the dissection room, the animal hospital, and the farm clinic for cattle near Warsaw. In addition to SGGW, a veterinary degree can also be obtained at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn.

University Palace and SGGW events

The university rectorate is a unique building—it is located in the palace! Specifically, in the palace of Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz, which, due to its function, is called the „Rectors” Palace.”. Since 1983, SGGW has been organizing its own version of the popular Juvenes, called Ursynalia, which enjoys great popularity among Warsaw students.

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