Lipinski University in Kielce

School of Economics and Law (WSEiP) in Kielce was founded in 1997 by the Kielce Association for Economic Education, represented by Tadeusz Dziekan, Andrzej Mroczek, Andrzej Juszczyk, Zdobysław Kuleszyński, and Zbigniew Szczepańczyk.

WSEiP is based in a modern, centrally located campus comprising approximately 20 thousand square meters, which ranks the school among the biggest private universities in the country. The proximity of the building makes work, study and recreation easy for both students and staff.

At present, about 6000 students are educated at the school on undergraduate and graduate programmes and within twelve specializations.

School of Economics and Law is the best private institution of higher education in the region and ranks among the most prestigious universities in the country. League tables published by Polish magazines and newspapers (Polityka, Wprost, Newsweek, Rzeczpospolita) consistently rank WSEiP among the top institutions of higher education in the country.

The school’s educational achievements and involvement in local community life has earned it numerous awards and distinctions. Among the awards were “The Leader of the Region” (in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006), “Wings” (2002), “Special Wings with Diamonds” (2004), “European Wings” (2005), “Golden Emeryk” (2002), “Eagles of the Republic” (2003), “European Medal” (in 2004 and 2007).
In 2006 School of Economics and Law was nominated for the prize "The Leader of Polish Business", awarded by Business Centre Club.