Why study in Poland?
An EU degree recognised worldwide, taught in English, at a fraction of Western tuition — with the right to work as you study and border-free travel across Europe. Here’s the full picture.
EU degrees, recognised worldwide
Poland is a full EU member, so your degree carries weight across Europe and beyond — recognised by employers and universities internationally.
Study fully in English
Hundreds of bachelor’s and master’s programmes are taught entirely in English, so you can start without speaking Polish.
Affordable tuition
English-taught programmes typically cost around €3,000–€8,000 per year — a fraction of Western Europe, the UK or the US for a comparable EU degree.
Work while you study
International students may work up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and full-time during holidays — helping offset living costs.
Schengen access
A Polish student visa lets you travel freely across the Schengen Area — most of Europe is a short, border-free trip away.
Safe & welcoming
Poland is one of Europe’s safest countries, with large, friendly international student communities in every major city.
Fast-growing economy
A booming tech, engineering and business hub — global companies run major operations in Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław, creating graduate opportunities.
Strong academic standards
Accredited public and private universities with industry-driven curricula, modern campuses and a wide choice of fields of study.
What it costs
Indicative ranges for non-EU international students. Exact tuition varies by university and programme — see each university’s page for figures.
Tuition (English-taught)
≈ €3,000–€8,000
per year
Living costs — Warsaw
≈ PLN 3,000–4,500
per month
Living costs — Kraków
≈ PLN 2,500–3,500
per month
Work & stay
During your studies
Work up to 20 hours/week in term time and full-time over holidays — no separate work permit needed as a student.
Right after graduation
You have roughly 3 months after finishing to apply to stay and look for work.
Building your career
A temporary residence permit can be granted for up to 3 years, giving you time to establish a career in Poland.
Immigration rules change — always confirm current requirements with the Polish authorities or your Flyviz advisor before applying.
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Sources
Tuition & living costs: Study.eu, ThinkPoland. Work & post-study rules: Europe Study, Gyanberry. Figures are indicative and subject to change.