The Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology
The Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology is one of the eight faculties of the Cracow University of Technology. Its headquarters is located at Warszawska 24 Street in center of Kraków, near to the historical Old Town. The Faculty is well connected, you can get there by walking within 10 minutes from the Kraków Główny train station, as well as by bus number 189 and tram lines number 5, 17 and 50.
The Faculty was established in 1966 as the Faculty of Chemistry. In 1990, it was renamed the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology. The leading scientific discipline at the Faculty is chemical engineering, which received scientific category A in the evaluation for 2017-2021. The Faculty are prepared students for technological, engineering and scientific research work in the broadly understood chemical industry. Currently, the students are educated in three fields: Chemical Technology, Chemical and Process Engineering and Biotechnology.
“Kotłownia” Conference and Exhibition Pavilion
The Kotłownia Conference and Exhibition Pavilion is located on the Warszawska campus of the Cracow University of Technology. It is a historical place. Before World War I, the area where the main university campus is located was occupied by Austrian army barracks.
The building served as a stable of officers' horses.After the war, the barracks buildings were taken over for scientific purposes, and a boiler room (“kotłownia”) was organized in the facility to heat the campus - hence the name.
Currently, the building has been arranged for exhibition purposes. Guests have at their disposal a conference room with capacity for 220 people, with access to daylight and comfortable chairs, as well as a gallery with two exhibition rooms. The facility (with an area of 450 m2) is modernly equipped and provides facilities for disabled people.
