About Us

Every year the DAAD supports well over 130,000 German and international students and academics worldwide and is thus one of the most important funding organisations of its kind worldwide. Furthermore, it contributes to the internationalisation of German universities, supports developing countries in the development of their education systems and promotes German language and literature abroad. Its Artists-in-Berlin programme is among the world’s most respected fellowship programmes for artists. The DAAD is an association of German universities based in Bonn and Berlin. There are DAAD Regional Offices in 15 countries, including Poland. The DAAD network includes 56 information centres on all continents.

DAAD Regional Office Warsaw

DAAD in Poland

The DAAD has been intensively committed to German-Polish academic relations since 1958 – there has been a DAAD Regional Office in Warsaw since 1997. It is located in the centre of the Polish capital and is housed in the same building as the Foundation for German-Polish Collaboration (SdpZ).

DAAD Lektors

Lektors und Longtime Lecturers

In addition to their academic teaching, Lektors represent the DAAD at their respective universities. They provide information about Germany as a place to study and do research and about funding opportunities through the DAAD and other organisations.

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Contact

DAAD Regional Office in Warsaw

Do you have any questions about studying or doing research in Germany? We warmly invite you to visit or call the DAAD Regional Office in Warsaw during our consultation hours, or to send an e-mail.

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About the DAAD

The German Academic Excange Service

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is the world's largest funding organisation for the international exchange of students and researchers.

Over 100 Years of DAAD

Change By Exchange

For over 100 years, the DAAD has been promoting international academic exchange, contributing substantially to change in society, politics, the economy, science, technology, the arts and culture. Historical insights and inspiring portraits of DAAD alumni illustrate how exchange has shaped the world yesterday, today and tomorrow.

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