Three universities, each publishing its own range, so six figures are three decisions. The University of Wrocław prices its English-taught bachelor programmes in euro per year: €3,800–4,200 in the first year and €3,600–4,000 in the second and third, Biotechnology at the top and European Cultures at the bottom. Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań prices foreign-language bachelor study per semester, from PLN 1,900 for General Chemistry to PLN 4,000 for Communication and Media Studies, India and South Asia Studies and International Relations. Warsaw University of Technology prices its B.Sc. programmes per semester, from €2,340 for Power Engineering to €6,830 for Architecture. The per-semester label on the Warsaw figures was the open question here and is now closed: its B.Sc. table heads the column "TUITION FEE (one semester)", and its Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science states separately that "the tuition fee per semester of study … is 5700.00 EUR" for Computer Science and Information Systems — the same figure the table gives that programme. Two documents of the same institution agreeing is what the Pathoff method, section 12-4 asks of a fee. The University of Warsaw is still not in the sample and the reason is now narrower. Its 2026/2027 fee schedule downloads and its text extracts; what does not survive extraction is the two-column layout, which is what separates a bachelor rate from a master’s. Only the programmes printing a figure in both columns can be read with certainty — Archaeology at €2,300, English Studies at €2,200, International Relations and Political Science at €4,300 — and taking the ones that happen to be legible would be sampling on readability. A previous version of this record put its range at €3,000–5,500 a year, which the document does not support.
Polish universities set their own fees and there is no national rate. Nothing here is a middle: the head figure was €3,900, the median of the three, and no university charges it.
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