SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities

SWPS University operates across 5 separate campuses — primarily in Warsaw and also in Wrocław, Poznań, Sopot, and Katowice. The main campus in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is housed in the building of the former High Voltage Equipment and Devices Factory, constructed in the 1920s. The meticulously renovated historic industrial structures offer spacious classrooms and lecture halls, computer labs, simultaneous interpretation booths, and specially equipped research laboratories. Parts of the university's Faculties of Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, Design, and Psychology are located on this campus. The Wrocław Campus, built on a large industrial site, offers modern classrooms, conference halls, and specialized laboratories, as well as an art gallery and stages for film screenings and theater productions. Parts of the university's Faculties of Law, Communication, and Psychology are located on this campus. The Poznań Campus of SWPS University is situated in the center of the city of Poznań and likewise hosts certain departments of the Faculties of Psychology and Law. The Sopot Campus, located on the shore of the Baltic Sea, hosts part of the Faculty of Psychology, while psychological research and workshops are conducted on this campus. Finally, the university's Katowice Campus is set amid wide green spaces and serves as the venue for the university's conferences, meetings, and cultural activities.

The campus in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is intertwined with the social and cultural life of the city, and also houses the university's modern library — which holds more than 88,000 publications — and its East Asian collection, while offering spacious study areas for students. The "Student Zones" dedicated to students across all 5 of the university's campuses provide spaces for socializing and relaxing between classes. Within the Warsaw Campus, there is Psyche Books and Cafe, where students can get their textbooks, attend conversations with authors, researchers, and journalists, and enjoy their time, as well as two different restaurants for dining; in addition, the campus is conveniently situated to provide easy access to everything the city of Warsaw has to offer. The Wroclaw Campus features restaurants and pubs for students as well as a gym. The campus in Poznan has an art gallery and a gym as well. The Sopot Campus — one of the university's most beautiful campuses, located on the shore of the Baltic Sea — features a beach and a bistro. The Katowice Campus, meanwhile, has within its 2,800 m2 of building space specially designed open areas for students to study, relax, and socialize.

• Tomasz Kamusella
• Szymon Hołownia
• Jakub Traczyk