Poland

Polish Federation of Engineering Associations (PFEA)
ul. Czackiego 3/5
PL-00 043 Warszawa

Tel: +48 22 250 22 10
Email: sekretariat@not.org.pl
http://www.enot.pl

President: Ewa MANKIEWICZ-CUDNY 

Tel: + 48 22 336 12 51
Fax: + 48 22 336 14 81
Email: sekretariat@not.org.pl

Contact: malwina.wronowska@not.org.pl 

The Polish National Member of Engineers Europe is the Polish Federation of Engineering Associations (FSNT-NOT). FSNT-NOT and its Member Associations operate in accordance with the provisions of the Polish Law on Associations of 7 April 1989, as amended.

The activities of FSNT-NOT are governed by its Statutes, which define, among other things, the Federation’s mission to represent the interests of the engineering community, promote engineering excellence, and contribute expert opinions and recommendations on matters related to technology, innovation, science, education, and economic development. FSNT-NOT cooperates with public authorities, academic institutions, professional bodies, and industry stakeholders in Poland and abroad.

The Polish Federation of Engineering Associations (FSNT-NOT) brings together 40 national scientific and technical associations representing various branches of engineering and technology, as well as 42 regional organisational units operating throughout Poland. This extensive network enables the Federation to effectively support engineers, promote technical knowledge, and facilitate cooperation between academia, industry, and public institutions at both national and regional levels.

FSNT-NOT is an independent, non-governmental and self-financing organisation. It does not receive regular government subsidies and carries out its activities through the engagement of its member associations, experts, and volunteers.

The Member Associations of FSNT-NOT are independent legal entities operating on the basis of their own statutes. Their membership in the Federation is voluntary. One of their principal objectives is to support the professional development of engineers and to safeguard their professional interests within their respective engineering disciplines.

Engineering education in Poland is regulated by the provisions of the Law on Higher Education and Science. Graduates of accredited higher education programmes are awarded professional titles such as “Inżynier” (Engineer) and “Magister Inżynier” (Master Engineer), which are recognised within the Polish higher education system and in accordance with applicable national legislation.