OVER VIEW ABOUT STUDY IN POLAND
Why choose Poland?
Polish educational system provides high quality services. That is proven by the success of Polish proffesionals working all over the world, acclaimed as perfectly educated, creative and effective. Studies in Poland cost much less than in most European countries, and cost of living is much lower.
Do I have to speak Polish?
There are English courses available for international students, so you don't have to speak Polish. If you prefer to study in Polish you will have to graduate a Polish course before you start studying. The course costs 2000 euro, lasts a year, and takes place on a University of Łódź.
How can I find a course of my interest?
You just need to use our website's search engine. 22 Universities and hundreds of courses are available, so it's easy to find a course, whatever the subject of your choice is.
What are the tuition fees at Polish institutions?
The minimal tuition fee is 2000 euro a year. Although, universities may set higher amount for particular courses, so you should verify the cost of studying in a University of your choice.
What are the living expenses in Poland?
The living expenses in Poland are much lower than in most EU countries. The amount of 200-400 Euro should cover the monthly costs of accomodation, food and transport.
Is Poland safe?
Poland is a safe country. According to statistics, it's one of the safest within the EU. Nevertheless, precautious behaviour is neccesary, as anywhere in the world.
Am I allowed to work in Poland?
If you're a EU/EEA citizen you are allowed to work full time without any permission. If you're a citizen of Belarus, Russia or Ukraine you may work for 3 months in a period no longer than 6 months. All other nationals may work without a permission in July, August and September.
Is health insurance necessary?
Yes, you have to obtain a health insurance policy. If you're a EU/EEA citizen you have to get a European Health Insurance Card in your home country. If you're not a EU/EEA citizen you have to obtain an insurance policy in Polish National Health Fund. The cost estimates from 36 to 279 PLN, depending on a number of medial procedures included. Health insurance is neccesary to legalize your stay in Poland.
How will i find housing?
International Office of the University of your choice will help you to find a place in a student's dormitory. If no place is available, or if you prefer to live by yourself, you may find housing on private market. There are many possibilities, including renting a room, sharing an apartment or renting an own flat. Most Universities have their own accomodation databases, connecting students with homeowners free of charge. In real estate agencies it's neccesary to pay a fee (usually equivalent to a monthly rent).
How do I legalize my stay in Poland?
If you're a EU/EEA citizen you need no visa to travel to Poland. You just need to register your stay in local Voivodship's Office within 91 days from the date of crossing the Polish border. Citizens of other countries must apply for a long-term visa or a residence permit in a local Polish consulate.
All international students must acquire a temporary residence certificate in the local Municipal Office's Population Registry Bureau. This must be done within 3 days from the date of crossing the Polish border.
Are any scholarships available?
Scholarships are available for students with proven Polish origin, and for students from Belarus who are subject to a political repression. It's neccesary to apply for a scholarship in a Polish consulate in your country of origin. The consulates provide all the neccesary information. Other scholarship offers may be available in certain Universities. You should check it out in a course search engine and in the International Students office of the University of your choice.
Polish educational system provides high quality services. That is proven by the success of Polish proffesionals working all over the world, acclaimed as perfectly educated, creative and effective. Studies in Poland cost much less than in most European countries, and cost of living is much lower.
Do I have to speak Polish?
There are English courses available for international students, so you don't have to speak Polish. If you prefer to study in Polish you will have to graduate a Polish course before you start studying. The course costs 2000 euro, lasts a year, and takes place on a University of Łódź.
How can I find a course of my interest?
You just need to use our website's search engine. 22 Universities and hundreds of courses are available, so it's easy to find a course, whatever the subject of your choice is.
What are the tuition fees at Polish institutions?
The minimal tuition fee is 2000 euro a year. Although, universities may set higher amount for particular courses, so you should verify the cost of studying in a University of your choice.
What are the living expenses in Poland?
The living expenses in Poland are much lower than in most EU countries. The amount of 200-400 Euro should cover the monthly costs of accomodation, food and transport.
Is Poland safe?
Poland is a safe country. According to statistics, it's one of the safest within the EU. Nevertheless, precautious behaviour is neccesary, as anywhere in the world.
Am I allowed to work in Poland?
If you're a EU/EEA citizen you are allowed to work full time without any permission. If you're a citizen of Belarus, Russia or Ukraine you may work for 3 months in a period no longer than 6 months. All other nationals may work without a permission in July, August and September.
Is health insurance necessary?
Yes, you have to obtain a health insurance policy. If you're a EU/EEA citizen you have to get a European Health Insurance Card in your home country. If you're not a EU/EEA citizen you have to obtain an insurance policy in Polish National Health Fund. The cost estimates from 36 to 279 PLN, depending on a number of medial procedures included. Health insurance is neccesary to legalize your stay in Poland.
How will i find housing?
International Office of the University of your choice will help you to find a place in a student's dormitory. If no place is available, or if you prefer to live by yourself, you may find housing on private market. There are many possibilities, including renting a room, sharing an apartment or renting an own flat. Most Universities have their own accomodation databases, connecting students with homeowners free of charge. In real estate agencies it's neccesary to pay a fee (usually equivalent to a monthly rent).
How do I legalize my stay in Poland?
If you're a EU/EEA citizen you need no visa to travel to Poland. You just need to register your stay in local Voivodship's Office within 91 days from the date of crossing the Polish border. Citizens of other countries must apply for a long-term visa or a residence permit in a local Polish consulate.
All international students must acquire a temporary residence certificate in the local Municipal Office's Population Registry Bureau. This must be done within 3 days from the date of crossing the Polish border.
Are any scholarships available?
Scholarships are available for students with proven Polish origin, and for students from Belarus who are subject to a political repression. It's neccesary to apply for a scholarship in a Polish consulate in your country of origin. The consulates provide all the neccesary information. Other scholarship offers may be available in certain Universities. You should check it out in a course search engine and in the International Students office of the University of your choice.