Higher Education
Every year 35 thousand students graduate from Poznan higher education institutions. Most of them study management, pedagogy, finance and accounting, tourism and recreation, administration, physical therapy, and political science. 10 thousand students graduate annually from postgraduate and doctoral studies.
Higher education graduates:
- economics and administration: 8843 students
- pedagogical science: 3529 students
- social science: 3469 students
- humanities: 3287 students
- medical science: 2951 students
- services to the public: 2215 students
- technical and engineering science: 2121 students
- architecture and construction: 1203 students
- production and processing: 1060 students
- physical science: 999 students
- agricultural science, forestry and fishery: 981 students
- computer science: 967 students
- artistic education: 732 students
- biological science: 620 students
- legal science: 549 students
- journalism and information: 543 students
- environmental protection 469 students
- protection and safety: 416 students
- mathematical and statistical science: 215 students
- transport services: 196 students
- social welfare: 59 students
Upper-secondary, lower-secondary and primary schools
Every year, nearly 13 thousand students finish their education in Poznan schools at all levels, including nearly one third with upper-secondary education.
Graduates of upper-secondary schools:
- medical course: 493 students
- catering and hotel course: 491 students
- commercial course: 347 students
- mechanical course: 337 students
- construction course: 296 students
- economic course: 225 students
- information and communications course: 221 students
- clothing course: 195 students
- hairdressing and beauty courses: 195 students
- other technical courses: 178 students
- transportation course: 173 students
- musical and artistic courses: 164 students
- legal and administrative courses: 137 students
- electrical course: 134 students
- property protection course: 61 students
- other courses: 39 students