Why Study Poland?

Poland is the seventh most populous country in Europe, with a new and vibrant society. Around 70000 international students from 167 countries come to Poland to pursue higher education, especially in medicine. Polish scholarly history goes back to the 14th century, and the country is home to some of Europe’s oldest universities. The Polish State Accreditation Committee ensures that education facilities are of high quality, allowing Poland to be an integral part of European education and excellence.

One of the reasons Poland has become a popular tourist destination is that it is a member of the Schengen region, adheres to the Bologna Declaration, and participates strongly in the student exchange program. There are approximately 500 Polish universities that offer courses in medicine, engineering, humanities, commerce, banking, and other fields. Almost every course is delivered in English.

Document Checklist For Study Poland

• Copies of diplomas received from a tertiary institution or university (scanned).
• Graduate Program English Language Requirement (optional).
• An official transcript of all university-level courses taken in the previous university.
• by 5(cm) passport-size photographs (two). Documentation of scores received for English and academic proficiency exams/tests. (if available), Photocopy of the student’s international travel passport.
• Copy of birth certificate.
• Academic transcripts for masters & Ph.D. students
• Receipt of tuition payment.
• Polish / English language knowledge certificate (if any).
• A letter of Acceptance issued by the tertiary education institution.