Extended enrolment for 27 full-time first-degree programmes at the University of Gdańsk is still ongoing. Registration for most of them will end at the beginning of September.
You can also apply for some full-time second-degree programmes, uniform master's programmes, and part-time programmes. In total, there are almost 3,000 places available for candidates.
In the 2025/2026 academic year, the University of Gdańsk has prepared a total of 11,500 places in over 90 fields of study.
The number of places on courses with additional recruitment varies from one in Bioinformatics, Mathematics, Finance and Accounting - Financial Analyst, to several dozen in Russian Studies, International Economic Relations and Chemical Business.
On the websites providing information on the recruitment rules and deadlines (rekrutacja), candidates will also find descriptions of fields of study and the so-called graduate profile, i.e. the employment opportunities offered by graduation. For example, graduates of Chemistry at the University of Gdańsk have qualifications enabling them to find employment in companies, enterprises and businesses in the field of production, use and trade in chemical and pharmaceutical substances and preparations. They also have the competences to take up work in specialist analytical, industrial and control and measurement laboratories.
Vacancies on courses:
Full-time first-cycle studies:
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics
- Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection
- Bioinformatics
- Physics
- Medical Physics
- Computer Science (practical profile)
- Computer Science (general academic profile)
- Mathematics
Faculty of History
- German Studies
Faculty of Oceanography and Geography
- Aquaculture - Business and Technology
- Geography
- Geology
- Water Management and Water Resources Protection
- Oceanography
Faculty of Languages
- Kashubian Ethnophilology
- Russian Philology
- Russian Studies
- Cultural Communication
Faculty of Biology
- Natural Resource Protection
Faculty of Management
- Finance and Accounting
- Finance and Accounting - Financial Analyst
- Management
Faculty of Chemistry
- Chemical Business
- Chemistry
- Environmental Protection
Interdisciplinary Studies
- ISM - Individual Interdisciplinary Studies
Faculty of Economics
- Economics
- International Economic Relations
Part-time first-cycle studies:
Faculty of History
- History
- Art History
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics
- Computer Science (general academic profile)
Faculty of Law and Administration
- Administration
- Criminology
- Taxation and tax consulting
- Law
Faculty of Management
- Finance and accounting
- Computer science and econometrics
- Management
Faculty of Economics
- Economics
- International economic relations
Faculty of Languages
- English philology
- Germanic philology
- Applied linguistics
- Audiovisual production
- Film and audiovisual culture
Faculty of Social Sciences
- Psychology
For more information, visit www.ug.edu.pl in the Applicants tab.
The University of Gdańsk is the largest in Pomerania. It offers comfortable studying conditions at one of three university campuses in Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot. UG is highly rated in national and international rankings, such as Perspektywy and Times Higher Education, among others. The University of Gdańsk is one of nine coastal universities in the SEA-EU partnership, which allows students and researchers to carry out joint European projects with students from universities such as the University of Cádiz (Spain), the University of Western Brittany (France), Christian-Albrechts University in Kiel (Germany), the University of Split (Croatia), the University of Malta in Valletta (Malta), the University of Algarve (Portugal), the Parthenope University of Naples (Italy) and Nord University (Norway).
UG students take advantage of exchanges under the Erasmus+ programme, participate in the research work of student clubs, and contribute to the cultural life of the university, including in bands, choirs and theatres of the UG Academic Cultural Centre “Alternator”. and the ASA sports sections bring together students who are successful on the national and international stage. The Academic Psychological Support Centre looks after the well-being of the academic community at the University of Gdańsk.