Study in Poland

Europe (Schengen)

Poland

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Poland combines an amazing history with its cultural richness to present a contemporary education system that stands at equal levels across Europe. Multiple student-friendly bohemian and cosmopolitan bars and cafes thrive in Krakow and Warsaw where students can mingle during their academic journey.

 

A total of 1.2 million students attend classes across 380 different universities across Poland.  The student-university dynamics in Poland enable customizable curriculum options through options like selecting specialized fields in the first semester and choosing from elective courses as well as education modules and Erasmus+ exchange programs and overseas partner universities. The major advantage of living in Poland is its highly competitive cost structure which makes it better than all other EU member states.


Poland offers students an outstanding educational experience that costs way less than Western European universities.

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What Poland Offers

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High-quality education

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Budget-friendly study destination

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Career prospects

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Rich cultural experience

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Safety and high quality of life

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Developing academic and research environment

    Start your application by contacting both your university department services and the Polish Embassy since document translations to Polish are required. The admission requirements to apply to study in Poland include a fully executed application form alongside valid passport images as well as previous academic transcripts alongside English or Polish language test results and a CV if pursuing a Master's program. Once the university sends you your admission letter you should begin your student visa application process as an international student. Visit your nearest Polish Embassy or Consulate immediately to begin your visa process by following their guidance. There’s no age limit for a study visa in Poland. Before starting your application check with your Polish Embassy about bilateral agreements between your native country and Poland.

    For one-on-one support, reach out to Times, the trusted Poland student visa consultants to navigate your journey smoothly.

     

    Required Documents to Get Admission in Poland

    • Student visa

    • Valid passport

    • Academic transcripts and certificates

    • Proof of language proficiency

    • Completed application form

    • Statement of purpose (SOP) or personal statement

    • Letters of recommendation

    • Proof of financial means

    • Motivation letter

    • CV

    Intake Sessions

    The yearly admissions cycles in Poland offer applicants two entry points during the Winter period and during the Summer. Students entering through Winter intake start their studies in September or October and Summer intake students start their courses in February. The academic schedule ends in July or August each year.

    Intake 1

    May
    July

    Intake 2

    October
    December

    Student visa types in Poland

    Student Visa Type

    Purpose

    Cost

    Allowed stay duration

    Schengen Visa (Type C) For short-term study programs or courses $80 Up to 90 days
    National Visa (Type D) For students enrolled in full-time studies, exchange programs, or other educational activities $80 1 year (renewable)

    For most part you will require:

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      Valid passport

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      Acceptance letter from a recognized university

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      Proof of sufficient funds

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      Health insurance

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      Language proficiency test results

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      Academic transcripts and certificates

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      Health examination reports

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      Proof of residency

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      Motivation letter

    Job Opportunities in Poland

    International students enrolled at Polish universities can take advantage of multiple employment options which extend to part-time work and internship placements. International students in Poland can work part-time jobs within retail and hospitality as well as customer service positions. During their study in Poland, international students can obtain practical work experience in their academic field through internships. Students who finish their education in Poland can seek employment in IT (software development), finance, customer service, hospitality, teaching languages, or retail with promising positions usually based in cities such as Warsaw and Krakow.

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