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Study in Poland

Affordable, high-quality European education with a fast-growing economy.

Plan Your Journey to Poland

From course selection to visa — expert guidance at every step.

Overview

Why Study in Poland?

Poland offers affordable, English-taught programs at well-established universities, low living costs and one of the fastest-growing economies in the EU. It is a popular choice for engineering, IT, business and medicine.

Courses

Popular Courses

Engineering & IT

Computer Science, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

Medicine

English-taught Medicine and Dentistry.

Business & Management

Business, Finance and Logistics.

International Relations

International Relations and Economics.

Institutions

Popular Universities

University of Warsaw

Warsaw, Poland

Jagiellonian University

Kraków, Poland

Warsaw University of Technology

Warsaw, Poland

AGH University of Kraków

Kraków, Poland

Our counsellors will shortlist universities that match your profile, budget and goals.

Fees

Tuition Fees

Bachelor's & Master's: ~€2,000–6,000/year
Medicine: ~€10,000–14,000/year

Indicative information. Fees vary by university and course.

Funding

Scholarships

  • Polish Government (NAWA) scholarships
  • University merit scholarships
  • Erasmus+ exchange grants
Timing

Intakes

Main intake: October
Secondary: February / March (select programs)

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • Academic: 55%+ in previous qualification
  • English: IELTS 6.0+ or equivalent
  • Valid passport and transcripts
  • Entrance exam for medical programs
Living

Cost of Living

Warsaw / Kraków

~€600–850/month

Other Cities

~€450–650/month

After Graduation

Career Opportunities

Full-time students with a residence permit can generally work without a separate work permit. Graduates can apply for a temporary residence permit to seek employment.

FAQ

Poland Study FAQs

Yes, tuition is typically €2,000–6,000 per year, with living costs among the lowest in the EU.
Full-time students holding a residence permit can generally work without an additional work permit.
Yes, Poland is a member of both the EU and the Schengen Area.

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