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Undergraduate & postgraduate study
Undergraduate & postgraduate study
Study in Poland
Established universities and English-taught options with a varied mix of historic and modern cities.
Undergraduate tuition
€2,000–€6,000
national guide range / year · EUR
Typical fee range
Current national guide available in October 2026 · annual fee; source does not specify an academic-year price survey
Postgraduate tuition
€2,000–€6,000
national guide range / year · EUR
Typical fee range
Current national guide available in October 2026 · annual fee; source does not specify an academic-year price survey
Living budget / month
€330–€430
Reference budget · see conditions below
Why students choose Poland
Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław each combine a substantial student community with a different employer landscape.
Published fee guides can be accessible, but accommodation and specialist clinical fees need a fresh quote.
Explore strengths in
Business
Technology
Engineering
Health
Universities & courses
Undergraduate courses
- Computer science
- Business
- Engineering
- International relations
- Economics
- Medicine — higher fees
Postgraduate courses
- Data science
- Management
- Finance
- Engineering
- International business
- Public health
Universities & institutions
QS World University Rankings 2027 · Overall
University of Warsaw
QS 2027 · =289 overallJagiellonian University
QS 2027 · =329 overallWarsaw University of Technology
QS 2027 · =504 overallIntakes & start dates
When can you start?
October is the main start. February entry is available on selected programmes, especially some postgraduate routes. Course calendars and visa lead times vary.
Start dates vary by programme.
Tuition & living costs
Typical fee range
Current national guide available in October 2026 · annual fee; source does not specify an academic-year price survey
Typical fee range
Current national guide available in October 2026 · annual fee; source does not specify an academic-year price survey
What these tuition figures coverThe national study portal gives an annual tuition guide of EUR 2,000–6,000, depending on the institution and course. This applies to fee-paying bachelor’s and second-cycle master’s study; MBA programmes commonly reach EUR 8,000–12,000. It is a published guide range rather than a new 2026 statistical average. Full-time Polish-language public study is tuition-free for students admitted on Polish-citizen terms; eligibility depends on nationality or residence status.
Older, undated government dorm-based guide (PLN 1,500–2,000, shown by the source as EUR 330–430). This is a low-cost reference, not a verified 2026 market budget or current currency conversion. Private rentals can cost substantially more; replace this default in the calculator.
Part-time work & careers
Eligible full-time students: permit exemption
Qualifying full-time students holding the appropriate Polish student visa or study residence permission can work without a separate work permit. This is a status-based exemption, not a universal hourly allowance. Part-time study and other residence statuses require separate checking.
After your degree
Graduates may apply for a nine-month temporary residence permit to look for work or establish a business. Full-time Polish higher-education graduates can be exempt from work-permit requirements, but still need a valid residence basis.
Career fields to investigate
Notable student cities
Warsaw
The capital’s business and technology market, usually with higher rent than smaller cities.
Kraków
Historic campuses and employers in technology and business services.
Wrocław
A large student population alongside engineering, IT and service-sector employers.