Recruitment

In the academic year 2020/2021, Warsaw University of Life Sciences offered 40 interesting study programmes to its prospective students.

The most popular programmes for the 2021/2022 were:

Computer science – 6.9 people per place
Finance and accounting – 6.4 people per place
Veterinary medicine – 5.0 people per place
Management – 4.6 people per place
Logistics – 4.6 people per place
Economics – 4.3 people per place

The most popular programmes for the 2020/2021 academic year were:

Finance and accounting – 6.6 people per place
Computer science – 5.6 people per place
Nutrition studies – 5.5 people per place
Veterinary medicine – 5.5 people per place
Management – 5.0 people per place
Logistics – 5.0 people per place
Economics – 4.1 people per place
Biotechnology – 4.0 people per place
Tourism and recreation – 3.9 people per place

The most popular programmes for the 2019/2020 academic year were:

Finance and accounting – 7.8 people per place
Computer science – 5.3 people per place
Logistics – 5.3 people per place
Tourism and recreation – 5.1 people per place
Management – 4.9 people per place
Nutrition studies- 4.8 people per place
Economy – 4.4 people per place
Veterinary medicine – 4.3 people per place
Biotechnology – 4.0 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2018/2019 academic year were:
- Finance and accounting – 9.5 people per place
- Nutrition studies – 7.1 people per place
- Logistics – 6.9 people per place
- Tourism and recreation – 6.9 people per place
- Veterinary medicine – 6.2 per place
- Computer Science – 6.2 people per place
- Biotechnology – 5.3 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2017/2018 academic year were:
- Finance and accounting – 8.6 people per place
- Tourism and recreation – 8.2 people per place
- Nutritionist – 7.8 people per place
- Logistics – 7.3 people per place
- Computer science – 6.7 people per place
- Veterinary medicine – 6.5 people per place
- Management – 5.0 people per place
- Biotechnology – 4.8 people per place
- Economics – 4.6 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2016/2017 academic year were:
- Nutrition studies- 10.2 people per place
- Finance and Accounting – 9.4 people per place
- Logistics – 7.0 people per place
- Veterinary medicine – 6.6 people per place
- Computer science – 5.3 people per place
- Construction – 5.0 people per place
- Management – 5.0 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2015/2016 academic year were:
- Nutrition studies – 10.2 people per place
- Finance and Accounting – 9.9 people per place
- Veterinary medicine- 6.8 people per place
- Logistics – 6.2 people per place
- Economics – 5.9 people per place
- Biotechnology – 5.0 people per place
- Computer science – 4.7 people per place
- Management – 4.1 people per place
- Renewable Energy Technologies – 4.1 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2014/2015 academic year were:
- Finance and Accounting – 10.1 people per place
- Nutrition studies – 9.0 people per place
- Logistics – 6.9 people per place
- Economics – 5.9people per place
- Spatial Economy – 5.6 people per place
- Biotechnology – 5.4 people per place
- Renewable Energy Technologies – 4.2 people per place
- Computer Science – 4.0 people per place
The most popular programmes for the 2013/2014 academic year were:
- Finance and accounting – 10 people per place
- Nutrition studies – 7.7 people per place
- Biotechnology – 7.1 people per place
- Logistics – 6.9 people per place
- Veterinary medicine – 6.7 people per place
- Spatial management – 6.5 people per place
- Renewable energy technology – 5.3 people per place
- Economics – 5.1people per place
- Construction – 4.5 people per place
- Computer science – 4.4 people per place
  The average for all study programmes was 3.3 people per place
  
  The most popular programmes for the 2012/2013 academic year were:
  - Finance and accounting – 9.9 per place,
  - Veterinary medicine (master’s degree) – 9.0 per place,
  - Nutritionist – 8.5 people per place,
  - Spatial management – 8.4 per place,
  - Biotechnology – 7.9 per place,
  - Logistics – 6.7 per place.
  The average for all study programmes was 4.4 per place.
  
  The most popular programmes for the 2011/2012 academic year were:
  - Finance and accounting – 11.0 per place,
  - Spatial management – 10.1 per place,
  - Nutritionist – 9.7 people per place,
  - Veterinary medicine– 9,4 per place,
  - Biotechnology – 8.6 per place,
  The average for all study programmes was 5.0 per place.
  
  The most popular programmes for the 2010/2011 academic year were:
  - Spatial management – 15.4 people per place
  - Nutrition science – 10.4 people per place
  - Veterinary medicine – 9,8 people per place
  - Finance and accounting – 9.6 people per place
  - Biotechnology – 8.7 people per place
    
    The average for all study programmes was 6.0 people per place
    
    Number of 1st cycle programmes graduates:
    - 2012: 902 full-time graduates and 603 part-time graduates. A total of 1505 graduates.
    - 2011: 836 full-time graduates and 663 part-time graduates. A total of 1499 graduates.
    - 2010: 837 full-time graduates and 753 part-time graduates. A total of 1590 graduates.
    The Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) also runs:
    - studies in English
    - doctoral studies
    - postgraduate studies
    - MBA studies
    - e-studies
    - MostAR inter-university studies
    - Open University
    - Third Age University