Warsaw University of Life Science
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Warsaw University of Life Science
La Warsaw University of Life Sciences (en polonais : Szkoła Główna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego, SGGW, littéralement "École Principale d'Économie Rurale").
Fondée le 23 septembre en 1816, c'est la plus vielle école d'agriculture de Pologne. Elle se situe à Varsovie et son campus est un des plus grands d'Europe. Avec 11 facultés, plus de 25 000 étudiants, elle est la plus grande université d'agriculture de Pologne.
Matières enseignées
Un des bâtiments de la clinique vétérinaire du campus de la SGGW
- Landscape Architecture
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Economics
- Finance and Banking
- Regional Planning
- Informatics and Econometrics
- Environmental Engineering
- Forestry
- Environment Protection
- Horticulture
- Agriculture
- Sociology
- Agricultural and Forestry
- Techniques
- Wood Technology
- Commodity Sciences
- Tourism and Recreation
- Food Technology
- Human Nutrition
- Veterinary Medicine
- Management and Production Engineering
- Management and Marketing
- Animal Science
Liste des recteurs
Pałac Krasińskich à Ursynow
- Józef Mikułowski-Pomorski 1918 - 1920
- Tadeusz Miłobędzki 1920 - 1921
- Stefan Biedrzycki 1921 - 1922
- Wacław Dąbrowski 1922 - 1923
- Jan Sosnowski 1923 - 1925
- Zdzisław Ludkiewicz 1925 - 1926
- Władysław Grabski 1926 - 1928
- Józef Mikułowski-Pomorski 1928 - 1929
- Stefan Biedrzycki 1929 - 1932
- Jan Sosnowski 1932 - 1933
- Marian Górski 1933 - 1936
- Jan Miklaszewski 1936 - 1944
- Franciszek Staff 1944 - 1947
- Marian Górski 1947 - 1949
- Antoni Kleszczycki 1949 - 1955
- Kazimierz Krysiak 1955 - 1962
- Antoni Kleszczycki 1962 - 1969
- Zbigniew Muszyński 1969 - 1975
- Henryk Jasiorowski 1975 - 1981
- Maria Joanna Radomska 1981 - 1987
- Wiesław Barej 1987 - 1990
- Jan Górecki 1990 - 1996
- Włodzimierz Kluciński 1996 - 2002
- Tomasz Borecki 2002 - 2008
- Alojzy Szymański 2008 - nadal
Voir aussi
Portail de l’éducation
Catégories : Enseignement supérieur | Université polonaise
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