Study in Poland
Why Choose Poland?
- Low tuition fees and affordable cost of living.
- High-quality education in medicine, engineering, and business.
- Over 400 English-taught programs available.
- Strategic EU location with Schengen Area access, facilitating travel and work opportunities.
- Polish universities emphasize practical skills and research with a growing international student community.
Top Universities
Top Universities | Known For | QS World Ranking (2025) |
University of Warsaw | Humanities | 321–330 |
Jagiellonian University | Medicine, Law | 351–400 |
Warsaw University of Technology | Engineering | 351–400 |
Wrocław University of Science | IT, Science | 801–1000 |
Adam Mickiewicz University | Research | 601–650 |
Polish universities are increasingly recognized worldwide, especially in medicine and engineering, with affordable fees and strong student support.
Intakes & Application Deadlines
Poland offers two main intakes for international students:
- Fall Intake (October): Application period from April to July; primary intake for most courses.
- Spring Intake (February): Application period from October to January; limited programs available.
Tuition Fees & Living Costs
- Tuition fees range from €2,000 to €4,500 per year for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
- Medical and health-related programs generally cost between €8,000 and €14,000 per year.
- Estimated monthly living costs (accommodation, food, transport, insurance) are approximately €400 to €600.
Tuition Fees & Living Costs
- Tuition fees range from €2,000 to €4,500 per year for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
- Medical and health-related programs generally cost between €8,000 and €14,000 per year.
- Estimated monthly living costs (accommodation, food, transport, insurance) are approximately €400 to €600.
Language Proficiency Requirements – IELTS / English MOI
- Most programs require an IELTS score of 0 to 6.5 overall.
- Many universities accept proof of English as the medium of instruction (MOI) instead of IELTS.
- Higher scores may be required for certain competitive courses.
Standardized Tests
- Generally, SAT, ACT, GRE, or GMAT are not required for admission.
- Specific programs may request additional tests—verify with individual universities.
Application Process & Timeline
- 12 months before intake: Research programs and universities on official sites such as studyinpoland.pl or university websites.
- Submit applications: Apply online during the respective intake application windows.
- Prepare documents: Include passport, transcripts, IELTS/MOI, CV, SOP, LORs, proof of funds, and accommodation details.
- Pay application fee: If applicable, varies by institution.
- Admission results: Typically released 1–3 months after application deadlines.
- Apply for visa/residence permit: After admission, submit application via Polish embassy or consulate.
- Arrive in Poland: Students may enter up to one month before classes begin.
Poland Student Visa – Requirements & Documents
- Visa application fee: Approximately €60–€100, depending on the consulate.
- Service fees: May apply for visa processing centers.
- Proof of financial support: Demonstrate sufficient funds (~€400/month) to cover living costs.
Student residence permits in Poland are usually valid for the duration of the program. Students can work part-time during studies (usually up to 20 hours/week).
List of Universities & Colleges
- Jagiellonian University
- Kozminski University
- Silesian University of Technology
- University of Humanities and Economics in Łódź
- University of Łódź
- University of Silesia
- University of Warsaw
- Warsaw University of Business