Faculty of Chemical
and Process Engineering

We are very proud to announce that chemical engineering at Warsaw University of Technology has once again been ranked first in Poland in the QS World University Ranking by Subject. In the 2025 edition, chemical engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology, represented by our faculty, was ranked between 200-250 in the world (out of 451 institutions included in the ranking), which is an advance over last year. In Poland, this discipline is represented by 4 universities.

Here we would like to thank and congratulate the entire community of our Faculty on this achievement, and we hope to steadily improve our position in the years to come!

The full ranking is available here: https://www.topuniversities.com/subject-rankings

We are pleased to announce that the AH-Nano-Cat research team, headed by Marta Mazurkiewicz-Pawlicka, PhD,  has received funding of 1,520,730 PLN for the implementation of the project titled "Advanced Hybrid Nanomaterials for Efficient Photo(Electro)Catalytic Water Purification and Hydrogen Production." The project will be funded by the National Science Center.

New registration deadline!

Dear Colleagues,

The Organizing Committee is inviting You to participate in 5th International Scientific Conference “Chemical Technology and Engineering – 2025” which will take place on June 23-26, 2025 at Lviv Polytechnic National University (Lviv, Ukraine) in a hybrid format due to the armed russian aggression in Ukraine. More information is available in full text.  

Dear Candidates,

If you're thinking about starting a second degree programme at WIChiP, but are going to join us from another department, or another university, here's something for you! We offer specialised tutoring for students who join us from outside of WIChiP. You will have the opportunity to fill in missing knowledge, giving you the confidence to pursue our second degree programme.

We are very proud to say that Aleksandra Pisarek, M.Sc. has made it to the podium of the 3MT® competition! She demonstrated that scientific research can be presented in an engaging, understandable, and inspiring way, earning her second place with a presentation on the power of air. The 3MT® competition took place as part of the "Initiative of Excellence - Research University" project at the Warsaw University of Technology.

We are proud to announce that two PhD students from our Faculty, Monika Jałowiecka, M.Sc., and Daniel Wyleziński, M.Sc., have been recognized in the competition for research projects for individuals without a doctoral degree, PRELUDIUM 23, organized by the National Science Centre.