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Introduction
Situated in the centre of Europe, Poland is among the largest and most populous countries in the region – ninth largest in Europe by area, and sixth in the European Union (EU) by population.
With a history dating back for over a thousand years, Poland’s cultural heritage is incredibly rich. This includes its longstanding traditions in the higher education sector, with the first university in Poland founded in the 14th century. Today, Poland is becoming an increasingly popular study destination, with more than 46,000 international students choosing to study there in 2014/15.
Why Study in Poland ?
- Ranked fifth among the best places to study in Europe.
- Enriching culture experience to incoming students worldwide.
- Low tuition fees and living cost.
- Every year half a million freshmen enrol in university studies.
- The best options to start professional career, acquiring modern
knowledge and methods. - Student can work part time of 20 Hrs a week.
Education System in Poland
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There are more than 500 universities in Poland, most within the private sector. The country prides itself on its many notable university alumni, including the first ever woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie, and the famous astronomer Nicolas Copernicus.
Eligibility
- MASTERS – 15 Years Education
- BACHELOR -10+2 Years of Education