Collegium Da Vinci

Collegium Da Vinci in Poznań is one of the oldest non-public universities in Greater Poland. It has been successfully operating in the Polish education market for more than 25 years. Future students can count on innovative courses, created in cooperation with companies and partner institutions, such as IBM, Papaya Films, Talex, Robot Gentleman, Game Dust, ICF Poland, RDH Urban, Komputronik, Tpay.com, Pixel, Impel, Wielkopolska Association of Employers Lewiatan (Pol. Wielkopolski Związek Pracodawców Lewiatan), Bitcoin, Goplana, Brand24, Hays, Chamber of Electronic Economy(Pol. Izba Gospodarki Elektronicznej). In total, CDV cooperates with almost 200 partners and 21 foreign universities.

• Fields of study are interesting and innovative, created in cooperation with employers and based on trends of the global economy and the direction of change in the dynamic labour market. CDV graduates are able to find employment that suits their interests and education.
• The educational model gives the opportunity to flexibly create an individualised educational path with the support of experts, including lecturers, tutors, mentors, graduates and representatives of the business environment.
• One of the largest multimedia concert and performance halls in Poznań.
• Rotunda Gallery- A unique place where you can not only to admire the works of famous artists and students, but also organise your own exhibition!
• Student zones where students can relax, prepare for classes, and complete individual or team projects.
• University pub- A friendly place which, due to its decor, atmosphere, and menu, does not resemble a typical university canteen. Here you will feel like you are in a trendy city pub, meeting friends and eating delicious and healthy food.
• The library is equipped with over 40 000 book titles.
• Access to international e-book databases, including EBSCO (over 200 000 e-books) and Polish databases &ndash
• Ibuk.pl, ebookpoint Biblio and Academica
• Rich collection of professional and scientific journals and daily press
• Computer workstations for independent work
• The Collegium Da Vinci building has been fully adapted to the needs of disabled students. We make every effort to constantly improve the conditions of study for people with physical disabilities, as well as sight and hearing limitations.

• Aula Artis
• Rotunda Gallery
• Student zones
• University pub
• Sports area
• Library
• Squash courts
• Fitness room
• Spinning equipment
• Gym

• comfortable and modern interiors
• 14 computer laboratories, including five specialised labs: games, Electronics and embedded systems, Networks, Mac, Sculpture and drawing workshop