bobbybiggs:
Hi all. I have just found the study opportunity in Poland as an alternative to Germany.

I checked some courses online in Poland already and most have their deadlines for ending of this month August 2020.

This is approximately 2 weeks before deadline.

From your experiences, if i started (from zero) with the application this week, can i still make it before the deadline?

Your responses are most appreciated.

Thanks.

kiat:
Can someone assist me on how to go about getting admission in Poland for master's programme. U can mail me on aina.yetunde@ymail.com. thanks

Slimdaddy21:
@ Fasanmioo
hello, I got admission into Wroclaw university in Poland, I have accepted the offer, now don’t know what to do next. I’m seeing legalize docs don’t know where to do that please I need help Time is going.. and there something I have to do before book appointment with the embassy?.. please help a brother you can contact me via email tundeolosunde@gmail.com

odimbannamdi:
To study in Poland, would i need to block money just like Germany?

odimbannamdi:
To study in Poland, would i need to block money just like Germany?

Slimdaddy21:
Im yet to pay tuition fee.. but I went to moe today for authentication of documents

Pre-application
My first choice was actually University of Opole, that was until I came to this thread and saw someone talk about racism in some parts of Poland. It struck some fear in me, I no go lie, so I decided to look at other universities. I saw university of Warsaw and the first thing that caught my attention were the tuition free courses. I finally settled on Sustainable Development and prepared my documents for application.

Application
The easiest part of the whole process. I created my profile on IRK after watching a Youtube video on the application process. I paid the application fee using my MasterCard and downloaded the questions for the qualification interview. I worked on the interview questions and studied extensively on the subject. As a graduate of English Studies, I was already at a disadvantage as there were others with first degrees relating to Sustainable Development so I had no choice but to study hard. The interview came and it was very brief. Some helpful tips in preparing for the interview:

-Prepare well: I was fortunate to prepare for the interview by seeking coaching from friends, rubbing minds with my fellow applicant (Kels) and reading extensively. I didn't restrict myself to the materials I was given but I read wide. Eventually when the interview came, I was prepared.

-Look for a quiet place for the interview: Since the interviews are conducted online with meeting apps like Skype, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet etc, the audio quality matters. Polish people have their own English accent and if you're not in a quiet place, you will not be able to hear them.

-Your interviewers will likely be very friendly: I found it disconcerting somehow, maybe because I'm used to the naija way of interviews where people in the panel act as if they want to decimate and embarrass you. The Polish interviewers me and my friends spoke with were very friendly. In my case, they were even trying to assist with answering the questions they asked and I was amazed.

-Put your best foot forward: Why? Because the interview will most likely be brief. Find a way to answer questions by going straight to the point from the beginning. The interviewers have a large number of applicants to attend to so they may be kind of hasty. It's best for you to get to the point and fast.

Give room for Polish time: They even state it before the interview, be prepared 20 minutes before and 20 minutes after the interview. In my case, they interviewed me almost one hour after my allocated interview time.

Pray well: Very important

Post-application
Five days after my interview I received a notification that I'd qualified for studies and I had four days from that day to send my legalized documents to University of Warsaw. I hadn't even gotten my documents authenticated, talkess of legalised so I asked for a deadline extension which they granted. I went about getting my documents authenticated by proxy (read about that here https://www.nairaland.com/2272115/polish-student-visa/98#92243017 ) I eventually sent my authenticated documents and long silence...

Then out of the blues, my documents would be rejected because they were not legalized. Omo, I was lost. I didn't know where to start from after I've already told my mom and friends that I'd been admitted. I eventually rallied and sent a mail to the school citing the pandemic as a reason for the non-legalization. I even called the recruitment officer at some point. Eventually she told me she spoke with the admission officers and they decided that my eligibility letter was sufficient for admission.

Brethren, that's how I got admitted to the University of Warsaw. I'm moving on to the next phase and Godwilling, I'll be successful.

Amanee:
Hey guys

So I'm here again to share my experience this time with getting admitted to a tuition free course at the University of Warsaw. Note, this is going to be a lengthy read.

Pre-application
My first choice was actually University of Opole, that was until I came to this thread and saw someone talk about racism in some parts of Poland. It struck some fear in me, I no go lie, so I decided to look at other universities. I saw university of Warsaw and the first thing that caught my attention were the tuition free courses. I finally settled on Sustainable Development and prepared my documents for application.

Application
The easiest part of the whole process. I created my profile on IRK after watching a Youtube video on the application process. I paid the application fee using my MasterCard and downloaded the questions for the qualification interview. I worked on the interview questions and studied extensively on the subject. As a graduate of English Studies, I was already at a disadvantage as there were others with first degrees relating to Sustainable Development so I had no choice but to study hard. The interview came and it was very brief. Some helpful tips in preparing for the interview:

-Prepare well: I was fortunate to prepare for the interview by seeking coaching from friends, rubbing minds with my fellow applicant and reading extensively. I didn't restrict myself to the materials I was given but I read wide. Eventually when the interview came, I was prepared.

-Look for a quiet place for the interview: Since the interviews are conducted online with meeting apps like Skype, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet etc, the audio quality matters. Polish people have their own English accent and if you're not in a quiet place, you will not be able to hear them.

-Your interviewers will likely be very friendly: I found it disconcerting somehow, maybe because I'm used to the naija way of interviews where people in the panel act as if they want to decimate and embarrass you. The Polish interviewers me and my friends spoke with were very friendly. In my case, they were even trying to assist with answering the questions they asked and I was amazed.

-Put your best foot forward: Why? Because the interview will most likely be brief. Find a way to answer questions by going straight to the point from the beginning. The interviewers have a large number of applicants to attend to so they may be kind of hasty. It's best for you to get to the point and fast.

Give room for Polish time: They even state it before the interview, be prepared 20 minutes before and 20 minutes after the interview. In my case, they interviewed me almost one hour after my allocated interview time.

Pray well: Very important

Post-application
Five days after my interview I received a notification that I'd qualified for studies and I had four days from that day to send my legalized documents to University of Warsaw. I hadn't even gotten my documents authenticated, talkess of legalised so I asked for a deadline extension which they granted. I went about getting my documents authenticated by proxy. I eventually sent my authenticated documents and long silence...

Then out of the blues, my documents would be rejected because they were not legalized. Omo, I was lost. I didn't know where to start from after I've already told my mom and friends that I'd been admitted. I eventually rallied and sent a mail to the school citing the pandemic as a reason for the non-legalization. I even called the recruitment officer at some point. Eventually she told me she spoke with the admission officers and they decided that my eligibility letter was sufficient for admission.

Brethren, that's how I got admitted to the University of Warsaw. I'm moving on to the next phase and Godwilling, I'll be successful.


Peace

xule20:
Jagiellonian University-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 4000 euro per year. Masters: 3300-4000 euro per year.

Application round - 18.05.2020 13:00 – 15.06.2020

Application fee: 100 PLN

Programmes link: https://welcome.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/programmes



University of Warsaw-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2000-3000 euro per year. Masters: 3000-4000 euro per year.

Application round (03.06.2020 00:00 – 03.07.2020

Application fee: 85 – 100 PLN

Programmes link: https://en.uw.edu.pl/education/degree-programmes-1st-2nd-and-long-cycle-studies-bachelor-and-master/



University of Wroclaw-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2000 euro per year. Masters: 3200 euro per year.

Application deadline: 15th August. (15th July for Biotech -Bachelor, Masters 2nd July)

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://international.uni.wroc.pl/en/admission-full-degree-studies/programmes-english



Adam Mickiewicz University-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 1200-1500 euro per year. Masters: 1200-1500 euro per year.

Application deadline: 1stJuly, 1st August (depends on the programme)

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: http://international.amu.edu.pl/



AGH University of Science and Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 1750-2000 euro per year. Masters: 1750-2000 euro per year.

Application deadline: Mostly January to February but for 2020/21 session the deadline might be extended.

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://www.international.agh.edu.pl/eng/regular-studies/education-offer/



Gdańsk University of Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 3600 euro per year. Masters: 3600-4000 euro per year.

Application deadline: 15th August

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://pg.edu.pl/international/study-in-english



Wrocław University of Science and Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 3000 euro per year. Masters: 4000 euro per year.

Application deadline: Bachelor- 12th June /Masters -14th July

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: http://admission.pwr.edu.pl/study-finder#recruitment=full



Lodz University of Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 1750-3500 euro per year. Masters: 1750-3500 euro per year.

Application deadline: The registration starts on 31.05.2020 and the last date will be announced soon.

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://rekrutacja.p.lodz.pl/en/study-programmes?jezyk%5B%5D=307



Nicolaus Copernicus University-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2200-4400 euro per year. Masters: 4000 euro per year.

Application deadline: July 10

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://www.umk.pl/en/admissions/in_english/



Cracow University of Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 3000-3500 euro per year. Masters: 3000 euro per year.

Application deadline: August 31st

Application fee: 20-35 euro

Programmes link: Bachelor- http://iro.pk.edu.pl/bachelors-degree/Master - http://iro.pk.edu.pl/masters-degree/



Poznań University of Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2000-2200 euro per year. Masters: 2800-3200 euro per year (PUT offers masters for February session only)

Application deadline: August 31st

Application fee: 85 PLN - Bachelor's degree 100 PLN - Master's degree 150 PLN - Bachelor or Master of Architecture

Programmes link: https://www.put.poznan.pl/en/educational-offer/studies-english



University of Silesia-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 4600 euro per year. Masters: 3000-4600 euro per year

Application deadline: From 1st June to September 30th ( last date is not confirmed yet)

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://katalog.us.edu.pl/catalog/program/index?year=2020&tab=01&ProgramSearch%5Bname%5D=&ProgramSearch%5BprogramOption%5D%5B%5D=PO_EN



Cracow University of Economics-

Tuition fees-: No information on the website

Application deadline: Not fixed yet. Approximately 1st June – 31st August

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://uek.krakow.pl/kandydaci/rekrutacja-od-a-do-z/recruitment-of-foreigners-for-the-academic-year-2020/2021/admission-of-full-time-programme



SGH Warsaw School of Economics-

(double degree programs available)

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2000 euro per year, Masters: 2000 per year

Application deadline: Will be start from 20th May (July/August may be)

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link https://ssl-oferta.sgh.waw.pl/en/Pages/default.aspx



Wroclaw University of Economics-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 1600 -2000 euro per year, Masters: 1700 -2400 euro per year

Application deadline: Will be started from 18th May till (July/August may be)

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: http://www.ue.wroc.pl/kandydaci/



Poznan University of Economics and Business-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2200 euro per year, Masters: 2100 euro per year

Application deadline: 1st April to 1st July 2020

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://ue.poznan.pl/en/programmes,c7330/



University of Gdansk-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 1500-1700 euro per year, Masters: 2100 -2500 euro per year

(Fees for studies - starting from the academic year 2020/2021 - will be published immediately after the announcement of the Rector's Order)

Application deadline: Immediately after establishing a new schedule (at the end of May this year), new recruitment dates will be placed

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://ue.poznan.pl/en/programmes,c7330/



University of Lodz-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2500 euro per year, Masters: 2500 euro per year

Application deadline: From 1st of June to 14th August 2020

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://admission.uni.lodz.pl/kierunki.php?op=show&tryb=katalog&p=&sk=opis&sm=a&search=&kategoria=&system_studiow=1



Warsaw University of Technology-

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 3000-4000 euro per year, Masters: 3000 - 5000 euro per year

Application deadline: It’s open now and will be open until further notice

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://www.students.pw.edu.pl/Studies-Offer



Silesian University of Technology-

Tuition fees- No information on the website. The fee is approximately 1500 - 2000 for bachelor and 2000-3000 for masters

Application deadline: From May 11th to October 15th

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://www.students.pw.edu.pl/Studies-Offer



Maria Curie-Skłodowska University

Tuition fees- Bachelor: 2200 – 4000 euro per year, Masters: 1560 -3200 euro per year

Application deadline: From 1st April to 30th September

Application fee: 20 euro

Programmes link: https://www.umcs.pl/en/applicant.htm

Slyle:
Congratulations! More wins!

Factually:
Visa application starts 24th august #verified.

Claudia090:
Please guys, since i have done Authentication at MOE and MOF do i still need the legalisation at embassy?

saskatoonguy:
FINALLY

Amanee:


From what I deduced during my own process.
At MOE:
-You give them your WAEC scratch card to verify your WAEC results
-They authenticate your certificate and transcript with the crest and sign twice at the back with date.
-They issue you eligibility letter sealed with stamps stating 'original' twice.

At MFA:
-They sign on the already signed certificates and transcripts.
-They also crest the documents.
-They also sign on other documents that you want legalized at the embassy like birth certificates, eligibility letter from MOE etc.

At some point in one of the ministries they request your passport photograph. I don't really know the ministry because I did my authentication by proxy. If there's something I missed others can assist.

Attached:
1) sample eligibility letter for Masters/Postgraduate studies
2) sample cresting and signature done on the certificate

Amanee:
Hey guys

So I'm here again to share my experience this time with getting admitted to a tuition free course at the University of Warsaw. Note, this is going to be a lengthy read.




Peace

drainoh:

Just the news i have been waiting for, I've been admitted into poznan university of technology and i have paid my school feea

drainoh:
How many of us are experiencing th issue of lackbof date? since the portal opened 4pm yesterday an there's still no date available

Amanee:
Hey guys

So I'm here again to share my experience this time with getting admitted to a tuition free course at the University of Warsaw. Note, this is going to be a lengthy read.




Peace

fasanmioo:




Congratulations.... Hope, light at the end of the tunnel.

Hardefillar1:


Please give me your number, let me contact you personally... I need your help with something

Shogun200:

I love the fact that everything you and some people do on this platform is for the education and help of others, your patience and attention to details in your post is very commendable, it's my wish that we all get to the next chapter of our dreams. Ride on.