Editing Lesser Poland Voivodeship (section)

== Universities ==
[[File:Jagiellonian University 12.jpg|thumb|left|[[Collegium Maius, Kraków|Collegium Maius]], [[Jagiellonian University]], [[Kraków]]]]
A total of 130,000 students attend fifteen Kraków institutions of higher learning. The [[Jagiellonian University]], the largest university in the city (44,200 students), was founded in 1364 as [[Cracow Academy]]. [[Nicolaus Copernicus]] and Karol Wojtyła ([[Pope John Paul II]]) graduated from it. The [[AGH University of Science and Technology]] (29,800 students) is considered to be the best technical university in Poland. The Academy of Economics, the Pedagogical University, the [[Cracow University of Technology|Kraków University of Technology]] and the Agricultural Academy are also very highly regarded. There are also the Fine Arts Academy, the State Theatre University and the Musical Academy. [[Nowy Sącz]] has become a major educational center in the region thanks to its Higher School of Business and Administration, with an American curriculum, founded in 1992. The school has 4,500 students. There are also two private higher schools in Tarnów.