Study In Poland

🎓Full scholarship 💵 available at one of the best universities in Poland🇵🇱. Deadline for applications is on 08.01.2023 - bear in mind you have to have the complete set of documents.☝️

Warsaw University of Technology is offering PhD courses in many fields - see the picture below for details.

• Bear in mind that your English has to be really good to study there - IELTS is not needed 🇬🇧but you have to be able to speak and write very well.

• Obviously you need to have Master or Master of Engineering 👷🏻‍♀️diploma with at least GOOD final grade in the relevant field of studies.

• You should have really good grades and/or research papers publishing history 📄 to realistically stand a chance.

The scholarship covers the tuition plus monthly the students will receive approx. 500 EUR. Plus you will be able to live in a really good dormitory for a really decent price - 120 EUR per month.

If you think you meet the above criteria and need support in getting it - DM me for details. Only serious inquiries please 🙂

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Before you receive an admission letter from a university you need to pay different fees. Apart from the tuition fee (yes, you have to pay that before receiving the admission letter - more about it later) you will have to pay the recruitment fee and sometimes an admission fee. Some universities may have some special requirements too so you need to be ready to pay more for other services too.

So let's look at what you have to pay in order to receive an admission letter from a university (in order of appearance):

1) Recruitment fee (sometimes called enrolment fee, administration fee, registration fee or admission fee) - this is the fee you need to pay when submitting your documents to a university. If it is required you need to pay it in order for the process to start. These fees are anything between 20 and 200 EUR (some universities decide to waive this fee). Remember - this is a non refundable fee so in case your visa is rejected you will not get it back.

2) Tuition fee - this is what you pay to study at a selected university. These fees vary and depending on the course and university can be anything between 1000 and 16000 EUR per year. Some universities require to pay the whole amount for a year and some allow to pay only for one semester only. This fee has to be paid before the university grants you the admission letter. Bear in mind that to apply for a student visa you will need to pay for at least one semester. This fee is refundable in case you receive student visa refusal - check the university regulations for the conditions of tuition refund.

3) Admission fee - after successful enrolment and offering you a conditional study offfer some universities also ask to pay them the admission fee. This fee is required to be paid in order to get your student status and vary between 0 and 600 EUR for some programs. This fee is usually non refundable so check with the selected university regulations for it.

Depending on the university and the program you may have to prepare yourself for additional fees in order to receive the admission letter. What are those:

• translation to English/Polish - if your gradaution documents are in a local language you will need to have them transated to English by a sworn translator. Some universities requeire that those documents are transaled to Polish by sworn translator. That adds to the cost of application and time needed to finalize your admission. These cost would be between 50 and 150 EUR depenging on the country and the number of documents to be translated.

• legalization of your diplomas - in most of the cases you will have to legalize your graduation documents in your country - that means you will have to pay for the legalization stamps from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and legalization fees at the Polish embassy - legalization of one document cost around 30 EUR so be ready to pay anything between 30 and 100 EUR for the set of documents.

• notary costs - in some cases you will need to confirm your documents by a notary office, whether this are copies to be used later or for example contract of sponsorship of your studies and stay in Poland. Those would differ from coutnry to country so be ready to pay between 30 and 100 EUR.

• bank fees - remember, every time you send money to the university your bank will charge you a transfer fee and also will use their own exchange rates. Bear that in mind when sending your money to the university bank account in Poland - the bank fee would be anything between 20 and 50 EUR but also bear in mind that the exchange rate to Polish zloty may differ in a bank and you need to assume it to be around 5%. In case the university receives less money than the recruitment fee or less money the tuition fee states - the whole process would be put on stop.

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