The University of Wroclaw, also known as Uniwersytet Wrocławski in Polish, is a prestigious public research university located in Wroclaw, Poland. It is one of the largest and oldest universities in the country, with a history dating back to 1702. The University of Wroclaw was initially established as the Leopoldina University by Emperor Leopold I of Habsburg.

The university has multiple campuses spread across the city of Wroclaw. The main campus, known as the University Main Building, is situated in the city center and houses various faculties, administrative offices, libraries, and lecture halls. Additionally, the university has several other campus locations, including the Oporów Campus, where the Faculty of Law, Administration, and Economics is located, and the Grunwald Campus, which is home to the Faculty of Natural Sciences.

The University of Wroclaw offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across various disciplines such as Faculty of Law, Administration, Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Faculty of Theology and medical programs.

University of Wroclaw is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. The University of Wroclaw consistently ranks among the top universities in Poland according to the QS World University Rankings. The university has been recognized in the ARWU rankings, commonly known as the Shanghai Rankings, placing it among the top universities in Poland.

The University of Wroclaw offers various scholarships and financial support options to both domestic and international students. The University of Wroclaw is known for its research-oriented approach and international collaborations. It attracts a diverse student body from around the world and provides a vibrant academic environment for learning, research and personal growth.