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POLAND AT A GLANCE

Poland at a Glance

CAPITAL

Warsaw

LANGUAGE

Polish

CURRENCY

Polish Złoty (PLN)

MAIN INTAKES

October · February (limited)

BACHELOR’S

3 YEARS

MASTER’S

1.5–2 YEARS

DOCTORAL SCHOOL

3–4 YEARS

ENGINEERING BACHELOR’S

3.5–4 YEARS

MAIN STUDENT CITIES

Warsaw · Kraków · Wrocław · Poznań · Gdańsk · Łódź

STUDENT VISA REQUIRED

Yes, for Moroccan students

DISTANCE FROM MOROCCO

Approx. 3,000 km

WHY POLAND?

Why Study in Poland?

01

European Degree Structure

Study within Poland’s established European higher-education system.

02

English-Taught Programmes

Explore programmes taught in English across a range of fields.

03

Different University Options

Explore programmes across public and non-public universities.

04

Wide Range of Study Fields

Explore options across medicine, engineering, technology, business, sciences and more.

POLAND’S UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

How Does Higher
Education Work
in Poland?

Poland follows a three-cycle degree structure, although some programmes follow different routes.

DEGREE STRUCTURE

Bachelor's Degree

Typical duration — 3 years

Bachelor of Engineering

Typical duration — 3.5–4 years

For engineering and technical fields.

Master's Degree

Typical duration — 1.5–2 years

Doctoral School

Typical duration — 3–4 years

Research-focused doctoral study.

Some Polish programmes are offered as long-cycle Master’s degrees, allowing students to enter after secondary school and complete one continuous degree instead of separate Bachelor’s and Master’s qualifications.

Typical duration —

5–6 years

Fields can include:

Medicine · Dentistry · Pharmacy · Law
WHAT CAN YOU STUDY?

What Can You Study in Poland?

Engineering · Applied Technology · Technical Sciences

Computer Science · Software · Information Technology

Medicine · Dentistry · Pharmacy · Health Sciences

Management · International Business · Entrepreneurship

Economics · Finance · Accounting

Architecture · Built Environment

Biology · Chemistry · Physics · Related Sciences

Psychology · International Relations · Humanities · Social Sciences

Art · Design · Creative Disciplines

LANGUAGES

Polish-Taught or English-Taught?

English-taught programmes are available at Polish universities. Students must meet the language requirements of their chosen programme.

Students must meet the university's required level of Polish proficiency.

IMPORTANT
Always check the teaching language, accepted certificate and required proficiency level for your specific programme.

UNIVERSITIES

Universities to Explore in Poland

UNIVERSITYCITYKNOWN FOR
01

Jagiellonian University

Kraków
Known for:Medicine·Sciences·Law·Humanities
02

Wroclaw Medical University

Wrocław
Known for:Medicine·Dentistry·Health Sciences
03

University of Warsaw

Warsaw
Known for:Sciences·Economics·Humanities·Social Sciences
04

Medical University of Lodz

Łódź
Known for:Medicine·Dentistry·Health Sciences
05

Adam Mickiewicz University

Poznań
Known for:Humanities·Languages·Sciences·Social Sciences
06

AGH University of Krakow

Kraków
Known for:Engineering·Technology·Computer Science·Applied Sciences
07

Gdańsk University of Technology

Gdańsk
Known for:Engineering·Technology·Architecture·Computer Science
08

Medical University of Gdańsk

Gdańsk
Known for:Medicine·Pharmacy·Health Sciences

Selected institutions rather than a ranking.

MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE

What Should You Compare?

Don't choose based on rankings alone.
Compare:

DOCUMENTS

What Documents Do You Need?

Application documents can include:

School-leaving certificate or diploma
Academic transcripts
Passport
Proof of language proficiency
Programme-specific documents

Recognition, Translation & Legalisation

Foreign educational documents may require recognition, official translation and/or legalisation, depending on the qualification and university.

Check Early

Check these requirements early, especially if translation or legalisation is required.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships & Financial Support

International students can explore government programmes, university scholarships and tuition reductions.

NAWA, the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange, manages scholarship and academic-exchange programmes.

Official NAWA resource

Eligibility varies by university and may depend on academic performance, programme or financial circumstances.

Potentially. Eligibility for Moroccan students depends on the specific NAWA programme or university scholarship.

Before applying: Check nationality · study level · application deadline · funding amount · renewal conditions.

Scholarships are potential financial support, not guaranteed funding.

TIMELINE

When Can You Start University?

October

MAIN INTAKE

Widest programme availability

February

LIMITED INTAKE

Available at selected universities and programmes.

IMPORTANT

There is no single national application deadline.

Check the dates for your specific university, programme and intake.

Looking for more student guidance? Explore more resources on our Blog.
STUDENT LIFE

Student Life in Poland

Main Student Cities

Warsaw Old Town and city-centre skyscrapers seen across the Vistula

Warsaw

Poland's capital.

St. Mary’s Basilica and Kraków Main Square at sunrise

Kraków

Major historic student city.

Wrocław Old Town rooftops and Town Hall tower from above

Wrocław

Major university city.

Colourful merchant houses and Town Hall on Poznań’s Old Market Square

Poznań

Established student city.

Gdańsk waterfront on the Motława River with a historic galleon

Gdańsk

Coastal university city.

Tram passing St. Stanislaus Kostka Cathedral in Łódź

Łódź

Major university city.

STUDENT LIVING

Accommodation

Students may have access to:

or

Availability and costs depend on the university and city.

Check housing options early.

MOVING AROUND

Getting Around

Major student cities have bus and tram networks, with a metro in Warsaw. Rail connects major cities across Poland.

WORK OPPORTUNITIES

Can International Students
Work While Studying?

Yes,

subject to your immigration and residence status.

Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw behind red geraniums
IMPORTANT

Student work can provide additional income, but should not be relied on to fund your full study and living costs.

Graduates may have options to remain in Poland to look for employment or start a business, subject to applicable residence requirements.

VISA

Student Visa

Moroccan students planning long-term study in Poland generally need a Polish national student visa before travelling.

Visa preparation takes place after admission.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked
Questions

Yes. Moroccan students can apply with a Moroccan Baccalaureate, subject to university and programme requirements.

Yes. English-taught programmes are available across different fields and degree levels.

Not always. Some programmes may require examinations, interviews or additional assessments.

Potentially. Eligibility depends on the specific NAWA programme or university scholarship.

Yes. Moroccan students planning long-term study generally need a Polish national student visa.

Eligible full-time international students can generally work without a separate work permit, subject to applicable immigration and residence conditions.

Polish qualifications may be eligible for Moroccan equivalency, but recognition is not automatic, particularly for regulated professions.

Find Your
Study Path in Poland