Poland has a lot to offer, from beautiful parks to old historic cities to empty coastlines. The country is still finding its way politically and economically, but Poland is a country on the move, and the new generation is global and educated. 

Surrounded and bordered by Germany, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, and Belarus, Poland is a breathtakingly well-connected country with the right mix of culture and one of the fastest-growing tech spaces in the world. 

You have Wroclaw with its charming university quarter and gnome statues scattered around every corner; Warsaw with its historic Old Town of Soviet architecture; Poznan with brightly painted townhouses and surprising street art; Gdansk with port vibes and red brick structures; and the seaside escapes of Spot. 

Apart from these splendid places to see in Poland, the people and their friendliness will make you feel at home right from the moment you step outside the airport and take a stroll across the beautiful streets adorned with richness. 

QUICK FACTS 

• Population:38,163,000 
• Capital: Warsaw 
• Area: 312,685 square kilometers 
• Language: Polish 
• Currency: Zloty 
• GDP per capita: $9,700 
• Industry: machine building, iron and steel, coal mining, chemicals, shipbuilding 
• Exports: machinery and transport equipment, intermediate manufactured goods 

Why Study In Poland 

• Top-quality education 
• Qualifications recognized by the European Union (EU), the USA, Australia, and Canada 
• economic fees compared to other countries 
• Affordable costs of living 
• Strong economy on a steady growth path 
• Vibrant cities are abuzz with activities all year round. 
• Extremely safe country 
• Makes entry to Germany and many European countries easier. 

Earn while you learn: 20 hours of work permitted during studies as well as 3 months of full-time work during holidays. 

Stay back for another 6 months–1-year post-education as long as you can prove that you can financially support yourself without seeking any government benefits. 

Work Permit

Students who obtain a job or accept employment can obtain a work permit. 

The Polish Education System 

Poland has more than 400 universities and institutions, both public and private, that cover over 200 fields of study. These include public and private universities. 

• Universities of Technology 
• medical universities, universities of economics 
• universities of agriculture and life sciences 
• universities pedagogy 
• Universities of Arts 
• Universities of physical education 

Qualifications Offered

Bachelors Typically, they last for three years. Here, studies are focused on preparing students for future employment or continued education in the form of a master’s degree. 

Masters Students have the choice between a five-year master’s program starting in their first year of university or a supplementary two-year course following a bachelor’s degree. 

Doctoral studies typically last for four years and lead to a Ph.D. degree. Doctoral studies are open to students who have earned a master’s degree.

Course Fees

Course fees differ in private institutions and public universities though ranging from €2,000 to €6,000 per Year depending on the course and institution.

*Course fee varies from university to university and program of study

Intakes

February (few programs) / September