The ability to attract foreign students is now seen as a proof of university’s competitive position on the education market. Polish institutions are not only taking part in the EU’s European Higher Education Fairs (EHEF) program, aimed at promoting European higher education at international education fairs in a number of countries in Asia (China, India, Thailand, Malaysia), but are also increasingly active in Europe and in neighboring Ukraine and Russia, and are looking to increase the number of U.S. students studying in Poland. In order for Polish universities to continue their proud tradition of higher education dating back to 1364, they need to recruit foreign students to balance international exchange and compensate for decreasing number of Polish students

Poland offers a very good quality of studies to international students at competitive price that too in English language. It’s a fast developing member state of European Union with young society, strong economy and good prospects for the future. Poland is safe to study, work and live. It’s always advisable to grasp little polish language to get along with the friendly people of Poland.

Tuition fee for studies in Poland is relatively low and very competitive when compared to other market leaders around the world. Polish qualifications are accepted in more than 50 countries. The cost of Tuition Fee per year ranges from 2500 Euro up to 9000 Euro per year depending on the course selection.

International students that study on daily basis can legally work in Poland. There are no limitations in terms of maximum number of working hours allowed to students per week provided they are maintaining the student visa status without compromising the main aim of achieving a good qualification.

International students from non-EU countries must apply for a student visa in Polish Embassy or Consulate first and then apply for a Temporary Residence Card 45-60 days before the visa expires, after reaching Poland. Students can stay on TRC up to a maximum period of 10 years provided the main reason of staying in Poland is for attending a full time study programme.

Poland is a member of the European Union, NATO and OECD and in the Schengen pact. For students studying in Poland and holding stay permit are allowed to move freely throughout the member state countries, without any additional visa.