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The Mayor of Oxford Sajjad Malik underlined the similarities of academic offer, alongside ambitions to strengthen the ties in the fields of sport, tourism and monument protection. The University of Wroclaw is among the highest-ranking in terms of student’s life in Poland. The University of Oxford is ranked 5th worldwide by Top Universities.
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Source: Municipality of Wroclaw
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