Study Abroad in Poland

26/06/2018

The University of Warsaw, established in 1816, is the largest university in Poland. It employs over 6,000 staff including over 3,100 academic educators. It provides graduate courses for 53,000 students. Wikipedia
Address: Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28, 00-927 Warszawa, Poland
Undergraduate tuition and fees: International tuition: 2,905 EUR (2017)
Total enrollment: 51,200 (2016)
Doctoral students: 3,200 (2017)

18/06/2018

Education System in Poland
Poland’s education system dates back to the Middle Ages. Jagiellon University, for example, was founded in the 14th century, and today is one of the oldest universities in Europe. There are over 400 courses offered in English in Poland, many of them at an undergraduate level. Poland has several well-respected universities, including Jagiellonian University and Warsaw University. Warsaw University is ranked first in the Top Coder international IT ranking, outperforming such well-respected American universities as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The number of higher education institutions in Poland has quadrupled over the past ten years, while the number of students increased fivefold. International students who choose to study in Poland will have the opportunity to receive a quality education in a quickly burgeoning academic environment.

Poland’s medical schools, in particular, are drawing an increasing number of international students. Many international students who have been unable to get into a medical program in their home country choose instead to study medicine in Poland. Although these courses are taught in English, Polish speaking skills are likely to become necessary by the end of the program, when students begin consultations with patients.

All leading universities in Poland offer high-quality programs taught in English, including medicine, engineering, humanities, business, and finance.

Tuition and Cost of Living
As with many other EU countries, Poland offers inexpensive and sometimes free tuition to EU students. For example, English language courses offered at the University of Warsaw cost between £1,300 and £2,500 per year. The majority of course in Poland cost significantly less than in the UK, with the notable exception of medical courses, which have fees of around £10,000 per year.

13/06/2018

17/03/2018

Poland: Cracow University of Economics
CRACOW, POLAND: The Cracow University of Economics (CUE) was established in 1925, shortly after Poland had regained its independence after World War I. Since then, Cracow University of Economics has become a well-respected institution of higher education. GVSU and CUE (formerly known as the Academy of Economics) have mutually benefited from international cooperation through an exchange that started in 1975.

Formerly the capital of the Polish Kingdom, Cracow is located in southern Poland on the banks of the Wisla River, less than three hours by train from Warsaw and only one hour from the Tatra Mountains. The city is the educational and cultural center of Poland, with an abundance of museums, theaters, concerts, and festivals. Being one of the few major European cities that escaped total devastation during World War II, many of Cracow’s original medieval structures still stand. Cracow has also been designated as a UNESCO world historical site.

The English Track Program offers courses in Polish language and culture, business, economics, political science, international relations, finance, marketing, and more. See CUE’s website for additional information: http://uek.krakow.pl

CUE also offers a Polish Path: Language, Culture and Business program which will focus on Polish culture, history, business communications, economics, language and political systems. This is an ideal program for students interested in pursuing a custom study abroad theme. It is recommended that students consider studying in the Polish path for one year.

Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie prowadzi studia na czterech wydziałach w kilkunastu kierunkach kształcenia.

09/01/2018

Comparative Homeland Security Program in Poland
Program Overview
The comparative Homeland Security Program to Poland provides SHSU students with an opportunity to visit the nation with more than 1,000 years of statehood history, the first democracy in Europe (Poland drafted and adopted the first European Constriction in 1791) and world pioneer of public education (Poland established the first Ministry of Education in the world in 1773).

This course will expose students to comparative issues in Homeland Security through immersion in social, political, organizational, and cultural contexts of Poland. Through presentations and field activities students will have an opportunity to gain comparative insights into topics related to state internal security, state-sponsored terror, and peacetime and wartime insurgency. Moreover, multinationalism and complex border security and migration trends will be discussed within the European Union and Shengen zone contexts. Students will also have an opportunity to address emerging issues in Homeland Security such as energy dependence, ecological security, and crisis management.

26/12/2017

Admission for 2017/2018 Academic Year is open! | Jagiellonian University in Krakow

26/12/2017

University of Lodz
The University of Lodz boasts the oldest and most recognized School of Polish for Foreigners that has educated over 22,000 students since 1952. The School runs 1-month, 5-month and 9-month courses which prepare foreign students for future studying in Poland. It offers basic courses of Polish as well as thematic Polish language courses in history, geography, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and philosophy to provide prospective students with the knowledge needed in their future academic settings. After completion, the students are given right to be admitted without extra examinations to many Polish institutions of higher education.

International relations of the University are visible in various areas. Currently, within direct cooperation agreements, the school cooperates with 200 partner institutions from all over the world. Within the Erasmus Programme, the University has so far signed 600 agreements with 300 partner institutions. These institutions give our students, whether local or foreign, the possibility of spending a semester, or a year, abroad, and, in return, we welcome many guests from abroad spending a period of their studies in Lodz. The University of Lodz takes part in other exchange and research programmes such as Erasmus+, Campus Europae, Scholarship and Training Fund, Compostela Group of Universities, Erasmus Mundus.

21/12/2017

IELTS Not Required:

Each candidate need to attend interview through Skype communicator with University admission officer. The final acceptance decision belongs to University authorities.

21/12/2017

LIST OF UNIVERSITY
Academy of Business in DąbrowaGórnicza
Bialystok University of Technology
AGH University of Science and Technology
Cracow University of Economics
Collegium Civitas university
Czestochowa University of Technology
Cracow University of Technology
Kozminski University
Gdansk University of Technology
Katowice School of Economics
Jagiellonian University in Kraków
Kielce University of Technology
Lodz University of Technology
Lazarski University
Maria Curie-Sklodowska University
Medical University of Lodz
Medical University of Gdansk
Medical University of Warsaw
Opole University of Technology
Nicolaus Copernicus University
Poznan University of Economics
Poznan University of Technology
Poznan University of Medical Sciences
Silesian University of Technology
Pultusk Academy of Humanities
The Gliwice Academy of Entrepreneurship
University of Bialystok
The Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education
University of Ecology and Management
University of Lodz
University of Economics in Katowice
University of Lower Silesia
University of Social Sciences
University of Physical Education and Sport in Gdansk
University of Social Sciences and Humanities (SWPS)
University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw
University of Warsaw
Vistula University
(formerly University of Economics and Computer Science in Warsaw)
Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW
Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)
Warsaw University of Technology
Wroclaw University of Technology
Wroclaw University of Economics

08/12/2017

Visa Information and Temporary Residence Card
Possession of a valid visa or temporary residence card is solely the responsibility of the student. The staff at the Centre for European Studies will be happy to advise and assist our students with acquiring all of the necessary papers to remain legally in Poland, but responsibility for obtaining and maintaining legal status remains with the student. Students are responsible for contacting the Polish Embassy or Consulate to find out which additional documents are needed to obtain a student visa.

All non-EU citizens who intend to study in Poland for more than 90 days must now have a valid passport and student visa before they arrive in Poland. The visa itself should be free of charge although the local Polish consulate may charge handling fees. EU citizens who intend to study in Poland for more than 90 days must have a valid passport and will need to request a Temporary Residence Card once they have arrived in Krakow.

06/12/2017

Coventry University

A postgraduate degree is a great opportunity to become a master in your field of study, gain further personal, cultural and work experiences through the University, and put yourself on a fast-track to an amazing career.

In this area you can find out about everything relating to our postgraduate degrees at Coventry University.

How much will my course cost?

Our postgraduate fees are calculated by what it costs to teach each course. Every course is divided into modules, which means courses that contain less modules have lower fees. Each module is worth between 10 and 20 credits, with you needing to achieve 180 credits to gain the full masters award.

Discover loan and funding options
To make studying more cost effective, some students choose to study part-time and plan their course around their personal or working lives. If you choose to do this you will typically earn 60 credits per year.

As an example of the way tuition fees work, please see our variety of payment breakdowns below. The fees were for our UK/EU students undertaking taught postgraduate degrees