University of Future Minds · Warsaw

Build today’s knowledge for worlds that have not happened yet.

In the heart of Warsaw, UFM connects computing, engineering, futures studies, and fundamental science—educating people who can understand complex systems, carry public responsibility, and turn ideas into reality.

1893Founded
11Core departments
80+Fields and pathways
9Flagship programs
UFM notice Expressions of interest for research master’s and doctoral study are accepted year-round. Cycle dates and documents are confirmed in the applicant portal. View admissions
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The University of Future Minds is an autonomous international research university embedded in Warsaw. It is sustained by its Council, academic community, civic partners, and long-term research endowments, with a focus on future technologies, complex systems, and urban public safety.

An urban research university

We do not predict one future. We prepare people to understand many—and shape them responsibly.

UFM has been rooted in Warsaw since 1893. Today, interdisciplinary programs, open research, rigorous engineering, and civic partnerships make real problems part of the curriculum.

DEEP-FIELD / R09

Research & innovation

Move good questions toward answers that can be tested.

UFM moves from fundamental research through prototypes and social validation to knowledge transfer. Every project states its evidence, maturity, and limits.

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“Any technology capable of reshaping urban space must also be governed as a public institution.”
Professor Maximilian Schmidt · Founding Head of Chronospatial Science

New Vistula Academic District · Warsaw

A university is not an island outside the city.

Historic halls, a modern research tower, Student Arcades, and city streets form one UFM. Transit, commerce, housing, and research meet here in everyday life.

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Old Clock Hall courtyard
01Old Clock Hall · 1893
Students collaborating in the Student Arcades
05Student Arcades

The UFM graduate

Beyond technical ability: judgment.

Our graduates decompose complex problems, collaborate across disciplines, assess consequences, and reason over the long term under uncertainty.

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    Master the theories, methods, and tools of the discipline.

  2. 02

    Decompose complex problems into researchable, designable, and testable tasks.

  3. 03

    Communicate across disciplines and collaborate in multicultural teams.

  4. 04

    Understand the foundations of data, AI, cybersecurity, and software systems.

  5. 05

    Assess ethical, legal, safety, and social implications.