Country guideStudy in Poland
European degrees, accessible tuition, and strong medical and engineering interest.
Poland at a glance
19 programsat 2 universities
- 16 bachelor's
- 2 master's
- 1 diploma
- Typical tuition
- €2,500–€10,625 per year
- Living costs
- EUR 5,000-9,000 per year
- Common intakes
- October and February
Figures come from the programs listed on iAdmission and can change; confirm fees, intakes and visa rules with the university and official sources.
Programs
Programs to consider in Poland
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Humanitarian Logistics
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
BSc (Hons) in Applied Biosciences
Coventry University
Bachelor's3 years€10,625
per year
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Logistics in Aviation
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Supply
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Trade and Distribution Logistics
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Transport Safety
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
B.Sc. in Logistics - Specialisation in Waste
International University of Logistics and Transport
Bachelor's3 years€2,500
per year
BA (Hons) in Business Management and Leadership
Coventry University
Bachelor's3 years€10,625
per year
Studying in Poland: the essentials
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Why study in Poland?
- Poland offers international students a practical mix of academic options, student support, and career-focused pathways.
- Students can compare universities by tuition, intake, entry requirements, and scholarship availability.
- Many programs are available in English or with English-supported study routes.
- The destination can suit students looking for transparent costs and European or global mobility.
Tuition fees in Poland
€2,500–€10,625a year · 19 programs on iAdmission
- Average tuition: EUR 3,000-12,000 per year.
- Fees vary by university type, study level, subject area, and scholarship availability.
- Medical, clinical, laboratory, and specialist programs can cost more than general business or humanities programs.
Cost of living in Poland
- Average living cost: EUR 5,000-9,000 per year.
- Students should budget for accommodation, food, transport, insurance, residence or visa fees, and deposits.
- Large capital cities usually cost more than regional student cities.
Funding to ask about
- Merit-based awards
- Early application discounts
- University-specific scholarships
- Subject or faculty awards
Application documents
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Valid passport
- Program-specific prerequisites
- Statement of purpose or motivation letter where required
- CV, portfolio, or references for selected programs
English requirements
- IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo, prior English-medium education, or internal English assessment may be accepted depending on the institution.
- Typical IELTS requirements range from 5.5 to 6.5 overall for many programs.
- Healthcare, education, and regulated programs may require higher scores.
Intakes and deadlines
- October and February are the common intake periods.
- Competitive programs should be started several months before the intake.
- Visa and residence processing time should be included in the application plan.
Student visa: the steps
- Receive an offer from a university or pathway provider
- Accept the offer and pay any required deposit
- Prepare financial proof and supporting documents
- Submit visa or residence application through the required process
- Track the decision and prepare travel, insurance, and arrival documents
Documents for the visa stage
- Passport
- Academic transcripts
- Diploma or degree certificate
- English language proof
- CV
- Statement of purpose
- Recommendation letters if required
- Financial documents for visa or residence process
Working while you study in Poland
- Part-time work options available
- Internships or placements may be available depending on the program.
- Students should not rely on part-time income as the only way to fund tuition.
Student cities in Poland
Rzeszow
1 university or campus
Warsaw
1 university or campus
Wroclaw
1 university or campus
Wrocław
1 university or campus
Questions about studying in Poland
Is Poland a good study destination?
Poland can be a strong option depending on your budget, academic profile, preferred program, intake, and long-term plans. iAdmission helps you compare whether it fits your profile.
How much does it cost to study in Poland?
Average tuition is usually EUR 3,000-12,000 per year, while average living costs are around EUR 5,000-9,000 per year. Exact costs depend on city, university, and lifestyle.