Tadeusz Koźluk Medical Academy of Warsaw
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The Tadeusz Koźluk Medical Academy of Warsaw (Polish: Warszawska Uczelnia Medyczna im. Tadeusza Koźluka) is a private university in Poland.[1]
Warszawska Uczelnia Medyczna im. Tadeusza Koźluka | |
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| Type | Private school |
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| Established | 1991 |
Officer in charge | Rector |
| Rector | Tadeusz Kozluk |
| Location | Warsaw , Poland |
| Website | http://pwsbia.edu.pl/ |
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Senior staff
Founder of the university, Tadeusz Kozluk is the rector.
Fields of study
- Law
- Administration
- Administration with a specialization in Diplomacy
- Computer Science
- Economics
In Law possible specializations are
- Economic law
- Civil law
- Criminal Law
- Public international law
- Comparative constitutional law
In Administration specializations are
- Engineering for sustainable development of environmental protection
- State fiscal policy and tax law
- Local government in Poland and the EU
- State and local authorities on the problems of health, security and public order
of bodies of state administration and local emergency and crisis
In Diplomacy specializations are
- International organizations and institutions
- Right to diplomatic and consular diplomacy, bilateral, treaties and international negotiations
- Diplomacy, international organizations and non-governmental organizations
- Contemporary threats to peace and security worldwide
In Economics specializations are
- Intermediation and real estate valuation in the EU
- Economics of tourist companies, hotel and sports
- Banking, credit, liquidity risk and capital
- Penetration of foreign markets in a globalizing world
- Business journalism
- Sociology of work and social policy
In Computer Science specializations are
- Computer automation and robotics
- Computer systems security engineering
- Software manufacturing techniques
- Multimedia techniques
- Programming and management of web-based applications
In 2006, the only non-public school in Warsaw PWSBiA opened a new specialization in the area of computing: Computer Automation and Robotics. The task of this course is to train graduates combining specialist skills in the field of computer technology and a specialist in the field of modern automation.
Campus
The campus occupies three hectares in Warsaw. The campus buildings have a total area of 66,000 m. The university is located at ul. Bobrowiecka 9, in Warsaw.
