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Study In Poland

Study In Poland

A comprehensive guide for students aspiring to pursue their higher studies in Poland.

Europe houses many countries that offer quality education in a variety of fields like Science, Arts, Engineering and Social Sciences. One among those countries is Poland. Its high-quality education and the low tuition fees and low cost of living are the reasons for the increasing number of students choosing to study in Poland every year. Poland is enroute to making is global presence felt emphatically.

Table of contents

1. Why choose Poland for higher studies?

  • Back in the 14th century, Poland opened its first research institution, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, contributing to the education sector.
  • The creator of modern anthropology is Bronislaw Malinowski.
  • The Polish artists, scientists and other public figures were awarded ten Nobel prizes. Out of the four laureates, Maria Sklodowska is the only one to receive a Nobel prize twice.
  • Some of the well-known and best research and analysis facilities are offered in Poland for Engineering, Medicine, Arts and Business, and it is one of the top ten places to study in Europe.
  • Because Poland has a wide range of high-end programs, it attracts international students to pursue their MS or Master's program. In addition, Poland is also an active participant in student exchange programs that enables students to develop a mixed mindset from the globe.
  • In some Polish universities, there are specialized courses in 40 foreign languages.

  1. Poland's contribution to the education sector dates back to the 14th century when it opened its first research institution, the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.

  2. Bronisław Malinowski is the creator of modern anthropology.

  3. Ten Nobel Prizes were awarded to Polish artists, scientists and other public figures. Maria Skłodowska-Curie is one of the only four laureates to receive a Nobel prize twice.

  4. It is one of the top 10 places to study in Europe and also has some of the best research and analysis facilities in the world for medicine, engineering, arts, and business.

  5. Its wide range of high-end programs makes it an attractive destination for international students to pursue their master's program. Besides this, Poland is also an active participant in student exchange programs, which enables students to develop a global mindset.

  6. Some Polish universities even offer courses specialization in 40 foreign languages.

2. Is a degree from Poland valid?

A degree from Poland universities is accepted all around the world and is also valid. The Jagiellonian University of Cracow is a housing institute and one of the oldest universities in Europe including other distinguished universities such as the University of Warsaw and AGH University of Science and Technology. Polish universities are always up to date on what they are teaching as they update their syllabus regularly. Polish Diplomas are recognized throughout the world since it ratified the Lisbon Convention on identifying the Degrees in 2004.

3. The most popular universities in Poland

  • University of Warsaw
  • Jagiellonian University
  • Warsaw University of Technology
  • Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WRUST)
  • University of Wroclaw

  1. University of Warsaw

  2. Jagiellonian University

  3. Warsaw University of Technology

  4. Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WRUST)

  5. University of Wroclaw

4. Popular courses in Poland

  • MA in Journalism and Social Communication
  • MA in Public Governance
  • MA in English Studies
  • MSc in Management
  • MA in International Relations
  • MA in Sustainability Studies
  • MA in Cultural Studies
  • MA in Sustainability Studies
  • MA in Public Economy and Administration (MPEA)
  • MSC in Environmental Protection
  • MSc in Environmental Engineering
  • MSc in Chemistry
  • MSc in Biotechnology
  • MSc in Electrical Engineering- Smart Grids Technology Platform
  • MSc in Automatics Control and Robotics- Cyber-Physical Systems
  • MSc in Computer Science- Systems Modelling and Data Analysis
  • MSc in Electronics and Telecommunications- Networks and Services
  • Master of Science- Physics of Advanced Materials for Energy Processing
  • MSc in Chemical Technology: Energy Transition
  • MSc in Materials Engineering: Advanced Materials
  • MSc in Corporate/International Finance and Accounting
  • MSc in Mechanical Engineering
  • MSc in Architecture
  • MSc in Civil Engineering
  • Social Media Management and Digital Commerce
  • Sociology
  • Criminal Justice
  • International Relations
  • International Master of Business Administration (MBA)

  1. MA in Journalism and Social Communication

  2. MA in Public Governance

  3. MA in International Relations

  4. MA in English Studies

  5. MA in Cultural Studies

  6. MA in Sustainability Studies

  7. Master of Arts in Public Economy and Administration (MPEA)

  8. MSc in Biotechnology

  9. MSC in Environmental Protection

  10. MSc in Chemistry

  11. MSc in Physics of Advanced Materials for Energy Processing

  12. MSc in Automatics Control and Robotics: Cyber-Physical Systems

  13. MSc in Electrical Engineering: Smart Grids Technology Platform

  14. MSc in Electronics and Telecommunications: Networks and Services

  15. MSc in Computer Science: Systems Modelling and Data Analysis

  16. MSc in Chemical Technology: Energy Transition

  17. MSc in Materials Engineering: Advanced Materials

  18. MSc in Corporate/International Finance and Accounting

  19. MSc in Environmental Engineering

  20. MSc in Mechanical Engineering

  21. MSc in Architecture

  22. MSc in Civil Engineering

  23. MSc in Management

  24. Social Media Management and Digital Commerce

  25. Sociology

  26. Criminal Justice

  27. International Relations

  28. International Master of Business Administration (MBA)

5. Is it mandatory for international students to prove their proficiency in the English language for admission in Poland?

IELTS or TOEFL exam is not mandatory for Polish universities, unlike most EU countries. But, it is necessary to have proof of English language proficiency.  Check the requirements of your university before applying.

The University of Warsaw conducts language proficiency exams that help international students prove their English language proficiency without attending IELTS or TOEFL exams.

 

6. Common Intakes in Poland

Polish universities offer two intakes, the October intake and February intake. A few universities offer June intake also.

The university application deadlines for EU students will be usually in mid-September, and for international students the deadlines usually fall between July and August

7. What is the minimum cost for an international student to study in Poland?

International students from central EU member states are exempted from tuition fees for pursuing master’s in Polish universities. International students have to arrange for the tuition fees and living cost by themselves.

The average tuition fees for most master’s programs range between 3000 to 4000 euros yearly. Based on the location one stays, the cost of living varies anywhere between 350 to 550 euros per month, which is quite affordable for international students to study in Poland.

8. Are international students allowed to do a part-time job in Poland?

International students holding a student permit are allowed to work from 20 hours to a maximum of 40 hours in a week during holidays and breaks. Students can take up jobs that match their profiles on job sites or local newspapers. They can also contact the international student office for job availability information. International students can also work in various freelancing platforms and pay their dues.

9. What are the most popular accommodation options for international students in Poland?

Rental expenses for international students range between 350 to 850 euros a month based on your location and lifestyle. Outlined below are the most common accommodation options for international students who study in Poland.

Hostel It is the cheapest form of accommodation for students. It usually has an option of 2, 3, 4 or 8 rooms with bedding, shared bathrooms and a common kitchen.
Shared accommodation It is the most common type of housing for temporary and permanent rental option to stay in Poland.
Public dormitories Respective University owns such accommodations and are located on or near the campus. It is an advantage to stay in such accommodations as it includes security provided by the university and savings. Students save a lot of money as they do not have to pay for transportation and Wi-Fi.
Private dormitories It is a good option for students who need to stay back in Poland for one or two years to complete their master's course or higher studies. The problem with private dormitories is that their demand is higher than the availability.
Renting an apartment or room They are an excellent option for students to live independently. To find a rental space, international students can visit Think Poland website to find apartments or rooms for rent.

10. Job prospects for international students in Poland

In Poland, many jobs require you to speak fluent Polish, and international students find it challenging to find a permanent job due to language barrier. However, students with a Polish degree do find high-paid jobs in other English speaking EU countries.

 

11. Visa requirements for international students

Students who are permanent residents of an EU member state do not need a VISA to study in Poland, whereas students from non-European countries will need a student VISA to study in Poland. Students can submit a VISA request to the nearest Polish embassy.

However, all international students need to get a stay permit if they are planning to stay for more than 3 months in Poland. Hence, if your graduate course is going to take more than 3 months, you would be required to apply for Temporary Residence Permit at any one of the 16 Voivodship (Provincial) Office in Poland. The first residence permit is issued for a period of 15 months. It can be renewed for a maximum of up to 3 years.

12. Health insurance requirements for international students

In Poland, medical care is not free of cost, and thus, health insurance is a must for all students for the entire period of their stay. International students need to get their health insurance from their home countries or immediately upon arriving in Poland. EU citizens staying in Poland are elegible for free health service, provided they present their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

13. The climate in Poland

Weather in Poland changes throughout the year, with four distinct seasons. Poland is situated in the moderate climate zone. In summer, the temperature varies between 25 to 35 degree celcius. The coldest months are January and February with temperatures dipping to few degrees below zero. Poland is a beautiful country with picturesque locales

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