1970Founded
25,000Students
1Programs
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The University of Gdańsk, founded in 1970, is the largest university in the Pomeranian region of Poland. It offers a wide range of programs across 11 faculties, serving over 25,000 students, including doctoral candidates and postgraduates. The university is recognized for its high-quality education and research, particularly in fields like Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, and Oceanography. It is ranked in major international rankings such as QS and THE, reflecting its growing international reputation.