Poland

Poland is a large country with a rich history, a vibrant culture, and welcoming people. Poland is attracting ever more students from abroad the country offers world-class education at modest tuition fees and remarkably affordable cost of living. Located in Central Europe, Poland borders Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia (via its Kaliningrad exclave).

Higher education in Poland has a history dating back nearly 800 years, and the country is home to over 400 institutions - many of which now also offer study programs in English. Poland’s higher education system is also known for its specialized technical institutions.

Studying in Poland is attractive not only academically, but also for the high quality of life available there Poland is an attractive destination for students. International students can study at public universities in Poland at an average cost of 2,000 EUR per year for a first degree, while fees for higher degrees and vocational programs average at 3000 EUR per year. Poland’s cost of living is also surprisingly low and in fact lower than in most other European countries.

Cost of Studying in Poland

• Poland is a reasonably priced European nation with a stable economy.
• International students’ monthly living expenses range from EUR 350 (Approx Rs. 31,000) and 550 EUR (Approx Rs. 49,000).
• The cost increases depending upon the town you plan to live in.
• Larger towns, such as Krakow or Warsaw, need 500–850 EUR per month (Approx Rs. 45,000 – Rs. 70,000).