In Poland, there are more than 1.2 million students enrolled in about 380 universities. What’s even more astonishing is that hundreds of languages are taught here, and that the majority of the programmes are available in both Polish and English. There are many more institutions of technology, faculties of humanities, and colleges of the arts, all of which are furnished with top-notch labs and supercomputers.

Poland is the country where you can obtain a degree that will allow you access to some of the greatest businesses in Europe and the entire world. There are numerous additional benefits to studying in Poland, including access to study abroad opportunities through the European Union’s study programmes and the ability to complete internships or traineeships overseas. The country’s medical institutions are also accredited in the US. Nearly no other area in the world can provide your career such a bright start with degrees of the highest calibre and international recognition. Remember that Poland is in a great location with convenient access to the entire European Union via superb transportation!

The European Capital of Culture Wroclaw, the artistic Kraków, the trendy Warsaw, the multicultural Lublin, the intellectual Pozna, or the picturesque coastline Gdask are all great places to study. Everybody can find something to like in each city, from vegan eateries to art galleries to student pubs. Prepare to mingle and engage with the public at the Palace of Culture in Warsaw, discover Wawel Castle in Krakow, and enjoy winter activities like sailing or skiing in the Tatra Mountains.

Poland is the perfect destination for a student on a small budget if you want to study abroad and gain independence at the same time. A movie ticket costs €2,50, cafeteria lunch is €2, and dorm rooms start at €60 per month per student. It makes sense that Warsaw is the most reasonably priced European city for students, according to the 2016 QS Best Student Cities index.

Just getting started is studying in Poland. A longer stay might be advantageous for those looking to establish their own business or land a fantastic job with a multinational corporation. Graduates from Polish universities are preferred by foreign businesses operating in Poland. Your firm will be supported and nurtured by the Akademickie Inkubatory Przedsibiorczoci (‘Academic Incubators of Entrepreneurship’) community, and you can also take advantage of the Technology Parks. Furthermore, the Warsaw Innovation Week is a fantastic hub for start-ups to draw in overseas investors.