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Why Choose to Study in Poland?

Security: Poland stands out as a country with excellent security statistics and a healthy, clean, and environmentally friendly living environment. Parents can be confident that their loved ones will receive education in a peaceful setting, regardless of their location in Poland.

Quality: On average, Poland ranks among the top countries in the world in terms of educational quality. Polish educational institutions consistently achieve high scores in international rankings.

Cost: Poland sets itself apart from other destinations by offering the opportunity to receive a quality education in English at affordable prices. It is rare to find many places around the world that provide such accessibility. In Poland, this opportunity is available to nearly everyone, regardless of their financial status or academic achievements.

Jobs: While many European countries have experienced economic decline in the past two decades, Poland has continuously maintained economic growth. As the sole country in Europe to achieve this, Poland offers job opportunities for young people in areas where others may fall short.

  • Opportunity to pursue the program of your choice without an exam.
  • Among the member countries of the European Union, Poland is known for its affordability in terms of tuition fees and living conditions.
  •       You will have the chance to receive education in an international environment, interacting with students from various countries across the globe.
  •       Your diploma obtained in Poland is recognized by both the European Union and the Council of Higher Education.
  •   The standard duration of university education is 3 years (except for certain specialized fields such as Medicine).
  •       Opportunity for English education is available in almost any desired field of study.
  • Living in Poland provides the advantage of European residency, granting freedom of movement throughout Europe with your visa or residence card.
  • You can pursue a Master’s degree without the obstacles of academic exams.

FAQ of Poland

Yes, Poland welcomes international students and offers various programs for them.
Yes, many universities in Poland offer programs taught in English specifically for international students.
Entry requirements vary depending on the university and program, but generally, you need a high school diploma or equivalent and proof of language proficiency.
For programs taught in English, proficiency in Polish is not required. However, learning some basic Polish can be beneficial for daily life in Poland.
You can apply directly to the university by submitting the required documents, which typically include an application form, educational transcripts, and a motivation letter.
The academic year in Poland usually starts in October and is divided into two semesters: the winter semester (October to February) and the summer semester (March to June).
A bachelor's degree program in Poland typically takes three to four years to complete.
Yes, international students can work part-time during their studies in Poland, usually up to 20 hours per week.
Yes, there are scholarships and funding options available for international students, both from Polish institutions and external sources.
Tuition fees vary depending on the university, program, and level of study. On average, tuition fees for international students in Poland range from 2,000 to 6,000 EUR per year.
The cost of living in Poland is generally affordable compared to many other European countries. It depends on your lifestyle and location, but a monthly budget of around 500 to 800 EUR is usually sufficient.
Yes, international students are required to have health insurance in Poland. You can either purchase a private insurance policy or benefit from the Polish National Health Fund.
Yes, diplomas awarded by Polish universities are generally recognized internationally, including within the European Higher Education Area.
Yes, many universities in Poland have collaborations with companies and offer internship programs or practical training opportunities for students.
Programs taught in Polish require proficiency in the Polish language. International students can take preparatory language courses before starting their studies.
Yes, after completing your studies, you can apply for a temporary residence permit to seek employment or further education in Poland.
Yes, most universities in Poland have student organizations or clubs that cater to the interests and needs of international students.
Yes, with a valid student visa or residence permit from Poland, you can travel freely within the Schengen Area, which includes many European countries.
The transferability of credits earned in Poland depends on the policies of the receiving institution. It is advisable to check with the target university in advance.
Many universities in Poland offer accommodation options for international students. You can also explore private rentals or shared apartments in the vicinity of your university.

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