Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna im. Jarosława Dąbrowskiego
- ul. gen. S. Kaliskiego 2, 00-908 WARSZAWA, Poland
- +48 261 839 000
- sekretariat.rektora@wat.edu.pl
- www.wojsko-polskie.pl/wat
Description
Celebrating 75 years of academic excellence, the Military University of Technology (WAT) stands as a premier public university operating under the supervision of the Polish Ministry of National Defence. As an open technical university, it serves the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland, science, the economy, and society by educating students, advancing academic staff, as well as conducting cutting-edge research across STEM and social sciences.
With eight specialised academic faculties and state-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure, WAT is a powerhouse for breakthrough projects implemented via high-profile national and international consortia, solidifying our position as a leader in developing advanced defence and dual-use technologies. Our most notable recent dual-use innovations include among others the PIAST small Earth-observation satellite constellation (Polish ImAging SaTellites), advanced modular Quantum Key Distribution systems, the MSC 22–150 "Cis" deployable tactical bridge, and next-generation modular shelters designed for civil defence.
Furthermore, our collaborative synergy with the defence industry consistently delivers award-winning solutions for modern armed forces. At the prestigious International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) in Kielce, groundbreaking technologies, co-developed in partnership with WAT, regularly sweep top honours, including the "Defender" and "State Security Leader" (Lider Bezpieczeństwa Państwa) awards, for decorated projects such as the SAJNA multifunctional fire-control radar, the combat-proven MSBS GROT assault rifle, the "Drozd" versatile unmanned Wing-in-Ground (WIG) drone, the OSU-35K Naval Weapon System, the "Borsuk" Infantry Fighting Vehicle, the SkanDRON high-precision laser tracking system for low-flying threats, the high-performance TBX-NW 12 thermobaric composition, and the "Perun" autonomous wheeled vehicle built for high-stakes reconnaissance and combat missions.
With eight specialised academic faculties and state-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure, WAT is a powerhouse for breakthrough projects implemented via high-profile national and international consortia, solidifying our position as a leader in developing advanced defence and dual-use technologies. Our most notable recent dual-use innovations include among others the PIAST small Earth-observation satellite constellation (Polish ImAging SaTellites), advanced modular Quantum Key Distribution systems, the MSC 22–150 "Cis" deployable tactical bridge, and next-generation modular shelters designed for civil defence.
Furthermore, our collaborative synergy with the defence industry consistently delivers award-winning solutions for modern armed forces. At the prestigious International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) in Kielce, groundbreaking technologies, co-developed in partnership with WAT, regularly sweep top honours, including the "Defender" and "State Security Leader" (Lider Bezpieczeństwa Państwa) awards, for decorated projects such as the SAJNA multifunctional fire-control radar, the combat-proven MSBS GROT assault rifle, the "Drozd" versatile unmanned Wing-in-Ground (WIG) drone, the OSU-35K Naval Weapon System, the "Borsuk" Infantry Fighting Vehicle, the SkanDRON high-precision laser tracking system for low-flying threats, the high-performance TBX-NW 12 thermobaric composition, and the "Perun" autonomous wheeled vehicle built for high-stakes reconnaissance and combat missions.