Didactics and research at global level, excellent academic staff, high level of internationalisation, active participation in global scientific networking, cooperation with entrepreneurships and labour market - all of these make an university able to face challenges of the modern world.

Only universities with those features are indicated in Universitiy Ranking PERSPEKTYWY 2016.

In this year's edition of the contest, the University of Applied Sciences in Nysa reached 9th position in the category for vocational higher education institutions in Poland. Last year, our University ranked in 14th position, which makes us improve over 5 placings. Higher education institutions were checked in 5 categories: prestige, scientific character, innovativeness, conditions of studying and internationalisation of studies. 315 institutions in all have been examined.

PERSPEKTYWY University Ranking not only helps pupils and their parents to choose the best educational institutions for their future; it is also a great source of information about the current state of Polish education system. More information about the Ranking >>

Apart from the great position in the ranking, the most important thing is that our students and graduates give positive opinions about the competences and qualifications they gained and improved during studies at the University of Applied Sciences in Nysa. The vast majority of graduates participating in this year's edition of Research on professional possibilities for graduates of UAS in Nysa - 89,1 % - replied that knowledge learned during studies will be useful in their future profession. In the question about which university would you choose, if you could have start your studies again, 73,9 % of graduates pointed the University of Applied Sciences in Nysa. Our graduates have positive opinions about their fields of study as well; 74,6 % would choose the same subject.

High ranks are a reflection of the development of the University of Applied Sciences in Nysa and its efforts for students, development and science.