Warsaw Campus
the iconic district of Warsaw
Praga is one of the most iconic parts of the city. It is known for its grit and resilience of the blue-collar past and its industrial architecture, which laid a foundation for the district’s current character and artistic flair. SWPS University is housed in the historic building of the former High Voltage Apparatus and Devices Factory that was built in the 1920s. The carefully renovated historical industrial buildings offer spacious classrooms and lecture theatres, computer labs, simultaneous interpretation booths, and research laboratories with specialized equipment. Students also have access to two libraries, including our Oriental Library that offers a unique collection of books and other materials on East Asian culture, politics, and economy in Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
Wrocław Campus
industrial spaces
The Wrocław Campus of SWPS University is situated in a renovated mid-century industrial building, which used to house a manufacturing plant, which in the 1960s, produced the first Polish computers and later, until the early 2000s, other electronic equipment. Nowadays, this large industrial space offers modern classrooms, lecture halls, and specialized laboratories, as well as an art gallery and theatres for film screenings and theatre productions.
Poznań Campus
mid-century vibes
The Poznań Campus of SWPS University is located in the heart of Poznań, near the Citadel and the Old Town Square. The architecture of the building was inspired by a redoubt which, together with the St. Adalbert of Prague Fort, was a part of the 19th century fortifications of the city. Modern spaces of the campus provide a perfect backdrop for display of art, created by acclaimed Polish contemporary artists, including: Magdalena Abakanowicz - a sculptor, and a fiber artist; Tadeusz Kantor - a painter, assemblage artist, set designer and a theatre director; and Jerzy Nowosielski - a painter, graphic artist, set designer, and illustrator, and many others. Students and researchers have access to modern multimedia classrooms, a psychophysiological laboratory and a fully equipped gym.
Sopot Campus
by the seaside
The Sopot Campus is located in a picturesque center of a seaside resort on the Baltic Sea, near a horse racing track built in the 19th century, and a station of the local railway line that connects the Tri-city of Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot. The historic building of the Sopot Campus houses several classrooms, lecture halls, computer labs and a professional laboratory, where students and scientists can conduct psychological research and workshops. Between classes, students and academics may relax in the Student Zone, which includes a coffee and sandwich station. There is also a play area for children.
Katowice Campus
green heart of the city
The Katowice Campus of SWPS University is situated in a peaceful area, surrounded by urban green spaces. Its modern industrial architecture allows for generous and airy spaces ideal for learning, working, and socializing. Students and academics have access to multimedia classrooms and well-equipped computer labs, as well as comfortable student zones ideal for studying, relaxing and working on group projects. Our Katowice Campus is a hub of activity that hosts numerous conferences, meetings and cultural events.
Kraków Campus
between history and modernity
Kraków, which was the first capital of Poland until 1795, seamlessly blends its historical past with modernity and enchants visitors and residents alike with its beauty and character. Kraków is also known as a city of artists, the cradle of the Polish Art Nouveau movement, and a muse for poets and writers. SWPS University’s campus is located in the Nowa Huta district of Kraków, which is a prime example of a Socialist Realism architecture style and urban planning. There, students and lecturers of SWPS University have created an inspiring environment where education and personal development flourish, thanks to the unique atmosphere of the campus and the city. Students learn in modern classrooms and labs, spend quiet study time at the library or socialize at the cafe.