Politechnika Śląska Reviews

Worth seeing Foucault's pendulum. The best polytechnic university.

I know this university from the hot period of strikes before martial law. It had a special atmosphere. There are a lot of new faculties there

Interesting studies, hectoliters of sweat poured out for education, student life, parties, everything worth experiencing at the polytechnic. I recommend this place for those who want to become educators, those who meet here interesting lecturers, professors, associate professors and a wide range of student brothers. Study hard and you will always learn something useful.

I do not know where the organization of production came from on the list of university faculties, if the university cannot organize itself

It's a completely different world from the one we know. He governs with completely different laws. You can meet people here who have devoted themselves entirely to science. As well as joyful students who fill these walls with their youth and energy. This creates a peculiar mix, atmosphere. It is impossible to describe it. It is an amazing experience that will remain in your memory for life.

Campus and dorm very cool and student friendly. Universities, depending on the faculty, I had the opportunity to study at 2 faculties and the level was very similar to each other. Generally, if anyone only wants to, he will finish this studies :) I would rather choose this university for the second time.

Good university for automatic control course and robotics..

In the days when I studied the best place on earth - a lot of work, design and science, but it had its own atmosphere. You sat all day with people from the group :)

I rate as a matphiz graduate. In retrospect (including later post-graduate studies at aeii), matfiz was a good choice. The most valuable items like mathematics and physics - developed abstract thinking and taught perseverance in solving complex issues. Inspirational and substantive cooperation with the supervisor during the diploma thesis. The rest of the classes are mostly interesting (a bit too much material vs the amount of time). Classes at the AEiI department and the electrical department were in my opinion mostly devoid of substantive essence.
Tip for college: building study program should work on the quality of knowledge transfer, understood as its usefulness in the future career of graduates. It is worth leaning over the program of individual subjects and the mutual relations between them.
The University of Technology should work hard to ensure the transparency of the student assessment process.

Great place, perfect communication center. Willingness to live, among other things, leaves you and your old drunk

Here, the frames of the Polish "silicon valley" are educated.

I did an engineer, I did not decide for a master's degree. The lecturers differ as people do. Some helpful, some arrogant. infrastructure could be better. What I brought out is the title and a pack of friends.

The university like all, the higher the academic degree of the lecturer the less culture and respect for students. Generally, make a pass, pass, forget. A university diploma plays the role of a paper that looks good on a resume, nothing more ...

The Faculty of Environmental and Power Engineering is worth recommending. No problems at the dean's office, lecturers mostly around

Impressive campus. Beautiful architecture and well-kept surroundings.

Disgrace for the Polish education system. The level of education is low and the lecturer of the chama. As a como depends on the paper, it will be pleased, just like on the contrary. I do not greet the forest grandparents from AEI.

This college educates students as technical fools. The smarter student escapes to another university to have work and subsistence, only studies are left. The level of education is high school, and this can be seen in Silesia. Production facilities and mines disappear in Silesia because the technical service is poor because the polytechnic educates students as technical fools

Good University with helpful Teachers and Environment is so cold.

Parking spaces are definitely not enough, the level of education depends on the lecturers (some have humor, some are good by education). The general experience is that the place thrives quite well. A chemical building would be useful for renovation and investment in laboratories because the equipment is already obsolete. We have the 21st century and most interior interiors look like from 1945.

I have many friends who have finished or are still studying at the Silesian University of Technology. I graduated from management myself :) I appreciate the university for the high level of education, friendly attitude of the staff and a nice atmosphere among students. It's nice that you advertise on TV and encourage young people to study new and, most importantly, future-oriented fields. Keep it up! :)

Depending on what you expect from this place and how you get involved this will be the opinion. Secondly, the faculty department is not equal. On one side there are haunted leaders and on the other super friendly attitude.
If you want something more you will find a lot of scientific and sports pegs.

Classes are not interesting and as in most universities - too much unnecessary theory and too little practice.

Studies at this 'polytechnic' are nothing but wastage of time, in general higher education in Poland is not good and certainly does not lead to a 5-digit salary, although probably many students here seem to be like this - I suggest that people go west to work instead of get tired of studying and punching money at universities, and knowledge can be obtained in a different way. Of course I do not recommend.

After one year of studying, it can be said that the Silesian University of Technology has a nice campus, the level depends on the faculty and the faculty (in my case, Electric, moderately difficult level, one gets used to it). The subjects are divided into those useful for further work and those that are completely detached from market needs. In my opinion, too much theory and too little practice, maybe this will change in the next few years of studying. You can't complain about the atmosphere in Gliwice, quite a lot of newly met people;) Dorms are also okay if someone is planning to live, when it comes to their appearance, it also depends on which one we choose. In general, school like a school, quite high level, in a few years I will be able to say whether it was worth it.

The campus is separated in the part of the city, where you can use the gym (nearby Chrobrego park in the open air.) Near the ice rink, tennis courts and the Hala Arena. All this in one place, next to the teaching buildings of the University of Technology, where there are faculties: electrical, mining, architecture and others. In the immediate vicinity, there are dormitories and, of course, restaurants with food and drinks.

Very cool university :) I recommend everyone will find something for themselves

A place of many cultural events, local and non-local. Large spacious area, close to the city center.

High education level. A nice square between departments.

Who would normally like to study in an ugly village town without the prospect of something where professors teach what they scribble like a chicken claw. They explain that from a man or some ball grow various arrows that nobody needs and additionally have strange letters and vectors that are arrows, so the vector as an arrow is butter butter. Poliptechnika in Kr sko is better because they teach more practical skills and not some arrows.

Nicely situated university, modern didactic base. I recommend the most.

Five years spent at the polytechnic. It was different, but with a clear conscience I can recommend to everyone.