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Among Europe's Lowest Tuition Fees
Annual tuition at Polish public universities starts from just €2,000-€4,000 for international students - a fraction of Western European costs.
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Study in Poland
Gain internationally recognised degrees and unlock global career pathways
Why Poland
Why Poland?
Poland is one of Europe's best-kept secrets for international students - combining low tuition fees, a booming economy, and one of the most student-friendly visa regimes in the EU,...
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Work Up to 20 Hours Per Week
International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term without a separate work permit - full-time during holidays.
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3 Universities in the Global QS Top 600
Warsaw University of Technology, University of Warsaw, and Jagiellonian University (founded 1364) are Poland's flagship institutions.
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Full European Union Member with Schengen Access
A Polish student visa provides access to the Schengen Area - 26 European countries with open borders.
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Shorter Bachelor's Programs (3.5 Years)
Polish bachelor's programs are typically 3.5-4 years, with master's programs in 1.5-2 years.
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Fastest-Growing Large Economy in the EU
Poland's GDP has tripled since EU accession - creating a strong graduate job market in IT, engineering, and business.
Indian Students in Poland
Poland is the most affordable EU study destination for Indian students - with no separate work permit required
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107,000+
International students currently enrolled in Polish universities
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+60%
Growth in Indian student enrolments in Poland over 3 years - the fastest growth rate of any EU country
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20 hrs/wk
Work up to 20 hours per week during term - no separate work permit required for full-time students
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€2,000/yr
Minimum annual tuition at Polish public universities - the lowest in the European Union
Top Courses
Top Courses to Study in Poland
University of Technology and Arts in Applied Sciences
05 Top Courses
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Medical
MBBS Veterinary Medicine
University of Life Sciences in Lublin
5.5 Years
Medical
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Bachelor's
Bachelor Logistics and Supply Chain Management
University of Technology and Arts in Applied Sciences
3 Years
Bachelor's
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Bachelor's
Bachelors Biotechnology
University of Wroclaw
3 Years
Bachelor's
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Bachelor's
Bachelor's Finance, International Investment and Accounting
University of Warsaw
3 Years
Bachelor's
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Master's
Master Health care
Jagiellonian University
2 Years
Master's
Intakes
Intakes in Poland 2026-27
Polish universities follow two semesters per academic year. The October (Winter) semester is the primary intake for most programs. A February (Summer) semester intake is available for select...
Intakes in Poland 2026-27
Intakes in Poland 2026-27
Polish universities follow two semesters per academic year. The October (Winter) semester is the primary intake for most programs. A February (Summer) semester...
Primary Intake
Winter / Autumn Intake
October – November 2026 —
Summer Semester
February – March 2027 Select Programs Only
Plan Ahead
Winter / Autumn Intake
October – November 2027
Costs
Cost of Studying in Poland
Tuition fees and living costs vary by institution, location, and program. Use this as a planning guide.
Program Level
PhD / Doctoral Typically funded (PhD schools) * Medical programs in English are particularly popular among Indian students for their competitive fees compared to Western Europe.
Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
€2,000 - €5,000
Postgraduate (Master's)
€2,500 - €6,000
Medical/Dentistry Programs
€8,000 - €15,000
MBA
€5,000 - €12,000
Average Monthly Living Costs
Warsaw
€600 - €1,000 / month
Krakow
€550 - €900 / month
Wroclaw
€530 - €880 / month
Poznan
€500 - €850 / month
Gdansk
€520 - €870 / month
Lodz
€480 - €800 / month