Study in Poland - a great country with a rich heritage, vibrant culture, and welcoming people. Due to recent efforts of internationalization, Poland attracts more students from abroad. The country offers world-class education at reasonable tuition fees and a surprisingly affordable cost of living. Higher education in Poland has a history dating back almost 800 years, and the country has more than 400 institutions – many of which now offer study programs in English. Poland's higher education system is also known for its specialized technical institutions. They educate tens of thousands of professionals every year in subjects like engineering or computer science. Warsaw University of Technology and AGH University of Science and Technology enjoy an exceptional position in global rankings, and there are many excellent institutions that you can choose from.

COST

Poland uses the Polish Zloty (PLN) as its currency. Higher education in Poland is free for Polish citizens. If you also want to study for free, you must take the same entrance exam as Polish students and study a course taught in Polish. If you cannot meet these conditions, you will pay tuition fees. In a public company, you can expect to pay between PLN 8,539 and PLN 16,000 per year. At a private institution, tuition fees can be as high as PLN 25,300.

Living expenses depend on where you choose to live and the lifestyle you choose to lead. It is recommended to allow at least PLN 2,500 per month for living expenses. If you choose to live in university accommodation, it will be cheaper than living in private rented accommodation.