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About Poland
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Best universities in Poland
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University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin
Lublin, Poland
A private university college in Lublin, eastern Poland, founded in 1998 and known as WSPA, with English taught programmes in management, computer science and nursing, plus an online MBA International. English at about B2 level or higher is usually required.
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Vincent Pol University in Lublin
Lublin, Poland
A private university in Lublin, eastern Poland, founded in 2000, with about 4,500 students, over 40% of them international. It teaches bachelor's and master's degrees in English, including international business management, international tourism and beauty science.
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Warsaw University of Economics
Warsaw, Poland
A private university in central Warsaw, founded in 2002 as a humanities school. It merged with the Warsaw University of Business in December 2024 and uses the Warsaw University of Economics name again since September 2025. Fields include economics, management, logistics and national security.
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What sets Poland apart
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Basic requirements
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Academic
Academic records
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English language
Language evidence
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Financial
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Identity and visa
Identity and immigration documents
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Student life
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Visa and work permits
National study visa and temporary residence permit
Eligibility: Applicants generally need admission to an eligible full-time programme. Depending on nationality and intended stay, a national visa and/or temporary residence permit may be required; financial and health insurance evidence can apply.
Validity: The residence permit duration depends on the programme and application; it is not automatic and must be extended before expiry if eligible.
Official guidance checked 2026-10: https://www.gov.studyinpoland.pl/en/how-to-apply/125-guide-for-international-students (checked 2026-10)
Cities
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Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a university or course?+
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What documents will I need to apply?+
Requirements vary by institution and programme. They may include academic records, identity documents and language evidence. Use the institution's current application checklist.
Which visa or study permit should I apply for?+
The correct immigration route depends on your citizenship, programme and current rules. Check the destination government's official guidance before making travel plans.
Climate
Temperate transitional climate with cold winters and warm summers; conditions vary by region.
Key insights
- Capital
- Warsaw
- Language
- Polish
- Time zone
- CET (UTC+1); CEST (UTC+2) in summer
- Currency
- Polish złoty (PLN)
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