Medical University of Warsaw

Poland

Medical University of Warsaw History

Medical University of Warsaw was founded in 1950 and is located in Warsaw, Poland. It is the largest and most prestigious medical schools in the country.

Medical University of Warsaw Programs, Courses, and Schools

The University comprises of the following faculties First Faculty of Medicine, First Faculty of Medicine, Division of Dentistry, Second Faculty of Medicine, Second Faculty of Medicine, Division of Physical therapy, Second Faculty of Medicine, English Division, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy, Division of Laboratory Medicine and Faculty of Health Sciences.

Medical University of Warsaw Campuses

The University has two campuses namely Banacha Campus and Lindleya Campus. The Banacha campus includes Rectorate building of MUW including the offices of the University’s Authorities and all Faculty Deans, Didactic Center, Main Library, Preclinical Research Center, Faculty of Pharmacy, University Clinical Center, Sports, and Rehabilitation Center. The Lindleya campus comprises Collegium Anatomicum, Department of Forensic Medicine and the Department of Clinical and Anatomy Study, Biostructure Center, Student club Dom Medyka and University Clinical Center: Infant Jesus Clinical Hospital.

Medical University of Warsaw USP

The programs offered at the Medical University of Warsaw are of high international standards and strictly follow a principle of good clinical and pharmaceutical practice. The faculty at the University is internationally recognized with their innovative and useful contribution to medicinal research.