Founded in 1997, University of Lower Silesia (ULS),located in Wroclaw, Poland, has established a distinct identity as a private institution of higher learning that promotes novel approaches to learning and forges research links on the national and international level. In addition to high-quality students, the school has attracted accomplished academic researchers and professors of education and the social sciences who have helped build the first-rate academic reputation of the school.
ULS students benefit from the historic city of Wroclaw, a magical urban space and Poland’s fourth largest city (640,000 inhabitants). This intellectual hub, where every sixth resident is a student, offers an inspiring learning context where ULS students can investigate the past and its impact on the present dynamics of a 21st century Central European metropolis in transition. more
Reimagining Our Future, Wrocław, Poland, July 2-18, 2020more about the news
History, Memory, and Identity Across Borders - international program of study at ULS.more about the news
On Tuesday, July 9, Transregional Center for Democratic Studies and International Institute for the Study of Culture and Education will welcome in Wroclaw 35 junior scholars from New School for Social Research and around the...more about the news
The doctoral defense of Lucie Bucharová (Marie Curie Skłodowska Research Fellow and doctoral researcher within the prestigious EU-funded Horizon 2020 European Doctorate in Teacher Education Program) took part on June 18, 2019.more about the news
