NCU offers over 100 degree programmes across 16 faculties. Explore the university’s full range of educational opportunities and find the perfect fit for you.
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As a research university, Nicolaus Copernicus University fosters a dynamic academic environment where innovative research of international significance is conducted.
Nicolaus Copernicus University actively conducts research in nearly 30 disciplines, most of which have received the highest evaluation categories of A+ and A.
To fulfill its mission as a university that is engaged in and helps shape reality as fully as possible, NCU works closely with its surrounding community through numerous partnerships and alliances.
A university is not just about research and education; it is a community that creates numerous educational, cultural, and social initiatives, making NCU a vibrant institution.
NCU is the largest university in Northern Poland and one of the best universities in the country. A total of 16 faculties operate across two campuses (13 in Toruń and 3 in Bydgoszcz), and the University community comprises over 18,000 students, including more than 1,000 international students, and approximately 4,600 employees.
The educational offerings of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń include over 100 degree programs, and each year – in response to a rapidly changing reality and the expectations of applicants – the university expands its offerings with attractive new programs.
Students
There are 18,153 students enrolled at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, including 1,001 international students.
Staff
The Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń employs 4,645 people, including 2,502 faculty members and 2,143 non-faculty staff.
Teaching
NCU comprises 16 faculties (13 in Toruń and three in Bydgoszcz). NCU offers:
118 study programs (82 undergraduate programs, 68 graduate programs, 17 single-cycle master’s programs, and 14 programs taught in English, excluding foreign language studies);