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An EU degree for a few thousand a year, and you can work the day you graduate.

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학비
연 ~$1.6–9.7k
Official guidance puts the non-EU average near €2,000 for first and second cycle studies; English-taught programmes run €3,000–8,000
생활비
월 ~$900
Single student, all in. Compared at country level, so capital cities and large metros run higher. The price level behind it prices the basket residents buy, and a foreign renter cannot reach the cheap end of local housing — poorer countries may still sit too low here.
교육
Solid
Research impact 42nd percentile globally — median of 55 ranked universities (CWTS Leiden Open Edition 2025). Research output, not teaching quality; it informs the band, it does not set the score.
졸업 후 취업최근 변경
Work permit not required after graduating
Graduates of full-time Polish studies may work without a work permit, and a nine-month temporary residence permit exists for graduates looking for work or starting a business. It can be applied for once, immediately after graduating, and only through the MOS portal
치안
High

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학비연 ~$1.6–9.7k

Polish universities set their own fees and three of them disagree by a factor of six, so the median matters more than usual. The University of Wrocław's own table is the clearest: for non-EU candidates its twelve English-taught bachelor programmes run from €3,600 to €4,000 a year after the first year (€3,800 to €4,200 in the first), a median of €3,900. Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań publishes a semester fee for foreign-language study of PLN 2,500 to 4,000, a median of PLN 3,100 a semester and so about €1,440 a year. Warsaw University of Technology publishes non-EU B.Sc. rates of €2,340 to €6,830 in a column its own page labels "one semester", a median of €4,500 a semester, or €9,000 a year — four times what it charges EU students at the same university, and we could not reach the rector's decision that would confirm the label. Recorded at the median of the three, €3,900 a year, which is the figure we could read most cleanly; the unresolved Warsaw figure is the highest of the three and does not decide it. The University of Warsaw's own fee table gives non-EU first-cycle rates of €3,000 to €5,500 a year, which brackets this, but its PDF could not be read column by column and it is not counted in the median.

Official guidance puts the non-EU average near €2,000 for first and second cycle studies; English-taught programmes run €3,000–8,000

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마지막 확인
2026-09
생활비월 ~$900

Pathoff judgement directed by evidence, not computed from it: the country’s position comes from the World Bank household consumption price level for 2024 (0.504 of the United States, CC BY 4.0 — the ICP benchmark carried forward annually by the World Bank’s own method); the US reference budget is ours. See the Pathoff method, section 12.

Single student, all in. Compared at country level, so capital cities and large metros run higher. The price level behind it prices the basket residents buy, and a foreign renter cannot reach the cheap end of local housing — poorer countries may still sit too low here.

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교육Solid

Pathoff education rubric (the Pathoff method, section 9-1), degree band "Recognised within a bloc": Carries across the EU; institutions are rarely known by name outside it.

Research impact 42nd percentile globally — median of 55 ranked universities (CWTS Leiden Open Edition 2025). Research output, not teaching quality; it informs the band, it does not set the score.

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졸업 후 취업Work permit not required after graduating

Pathoff outcome rubric (the Pathoff method, section 10-2), degree outcome band "A post-study route you can rely on": Graduates of full-time Polish studies may work without a work permit, plus a nine-month residence permit for job-seeking. A shorter window than Germany’s, but the employment itself needs no permit.

Graduates of full-time Polish studies may work without a work permit, and a nine-month temporary residence permit exists for graduates looking for work or starting a business. It can be applied for once, immediately after graduating, and only through the MOS portal

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마지막 확인
2026-09
치안High

Global Peace Index 2026: rank 22 of 163, score 1.615. Converted by the Pathoff GPI formula (GPI in lib/scoring.ts)

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여기는 어떤 곳인가

Public university tuition for non-EU students starts around €2,000 a year and English-taught programmes top out near €8,000, against living costs well below Western Europe. The exit is better than the price suggests: graduates of full-time Polish programmes can work without a work permit, and there is a nine-month residence permit specifically for looking for work after finishing. What holds the score down is the teaching reputation, which is solid rather than distinguished.

절차는 이렇습니다

1

Apply to the university

Direct application; fees and conditions are set by each institution rather than centrally, so check the specific programme.

소요 기간 미확인
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Student residence permit

Enter on a national visa, then apply for a temporary residence permit for studies.

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Graduate permit, once, immediately after finishing

The nine-month job-seeking permit can only be applied for once and only straight after graduating. Miss the window and it is gone.

⏱ 9 months of stay

유학생이 가는 곳

Krakow
The largest English-taught intake outside Warsaw, and cheaper
Warsaw
Most graduate hiring, highest living costs

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