1. Higher education in poland
By Alexandra,Teresa,przemek and maks

2. WHY Poland?
1.Tradition:The Jagiellonian University in Cracow is one of the oldest in the world, and was the second university in Central Europe after Prague
2.Modernity:Poland holds fourth place in Europe in terms of the number of people enrolled in higher education and student population at over 400 university level schools is almost 1,5 million
3.Bologna Process: your Diploma is recognized all over EU
4.High Quality of Education:The Polish higher education system is well developed. The quality of the education provided is monitored and regularly evaluated
5.Competitive cost of living and studying: the tuition fees in Poland are highly competitive and the costs of living are much lesser than in other European cities

3. Application requirements
Upper-secondary school certificate
Additional entrance examinations only if this is necessary to assess specific knowledge or skills
confirmation of sufficient knowledge of the instruction language to enter the chosen course

4. When do I apply? Registration: 16 February to 19 april
Confirming registration: by 26 april
Entrance exams or interviews: 10 may
Announcement of ranking list:12 april
Enrolement:15-26 may
Providing a medical certificate of no contraindications: by 29 september

5. Available scholarships How to get a scholarship?
Erasmus+
Scholarships with bilateral agreements
CEEPUS Exchange Programme
Visegrad Exchange Programme
Scholarships for students from Eastern Partnership and from post-Soviet countries
Scholarship for citizen from developing countries
Unesco poland Co-Sponsored Fellowship Exchange programme in Engineering
How to get a scholarship?
If you want get a scholarship you should you should apply to one of the programmes on the left. To learn more visit
Tuition
Full-time running studies in Poland are free of charge

6. Living in poland Study Expenses Accommodation
Living in dormitories(the cheapest option)
Renting a room in a private apartament
Independent apartament
Average costs of student living range from EUR 350 up to EUR 550
Food
Transportation
Study materials
Wi-fi, phone
Other expenses
15-20
20-30
30-50
70-100
Dormitory-single room
Dormitory-shared rom
Room in a flat
Independent flat
60-80
From 300
* all prices given in euros