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Admission to Poland. Information for parents of applicants
Every year, Belarusian students enroll in Polish universities. More than 7,000 Belarusians are currently students at Polish educational institutions. Some alma mater were built back in the 14th century. But it's not just the architecture that attracts students; they come to Poland primarily to obtain the necessary diploma, allowing them to become highly qualified specialists in any field. Polish universities support the Bologna Process.
Higher education in Poland includes two levels, as in other countries participating in the Bologna Process: bachelor's and master's degrees. In the first case, studies last 3-3.5 years, for a master's degree – 1.5-2 years. Some specialties take five years. After obtaining a master's degree, you can continue your studies in doctoral programs. After writing and defending a scientific work, doctoral students receive a PhD degree.
Studying in Poland can be paid or free. You can study full-time, part-time, or in the evening. Admission of students is carried out twice a year: for the summer and winter semesters.
Some Polish universities offer English-language study programs. But Belarusians often choose double diplomas, where, in addition to the Polish one, you can also get an English or French diploma, depending on which European university the Polish university cooperates with.
In Polish universities, it is not customary to accumulate academic debts. The reputation of the educational institution and the knowledge that students come for are paramount. Therefore, even those who study full-time can be expelled for poor academic performance.
When choosing a university in Poland, pay attention to how the classification of Polish universities exists.
To enroll in a Polish university, you need to:
— decide on your choice of specialty
— get acquainted with the admission conditions of the university, the cost of tuition
— you also need a high school diploma
— birth certificate;
— medical certificate;
— certificate of knowledge of the Polish language.
Sometimes, along with submitting documents, it is necessary to pass exams, an interview, or a creative competition.
Earlier, we already wrote about admission to Poland. Additional information about admission to a Polish university here: what types of higher education institutions in Poland are divided into, which educational institution to choose, a list of universities that accept international students for free education without a Polish card.
If you have already chosen the university you are going to apply to and have any questions, contact the educational institution directly. You can also call our hotline of the NGO "Club of Business Women" for safe departure and stay abroad and combating human trafficking with the support of the International Organization for Migration in the Republic of Belarus, and specialists will answer all your questions.
Information for parents
You can find the full list of documents required for admission on our website of the NGO "Club of Business Women".
For visa applications of minor citizens, you must also attach:
— a written, notarized consent of the parent/s to submit a visa application. If there is only one guardian, this must be documented by providing a birth certificate, a court decision on sole custody or a death certificate of the second parent;
— parents' passports, original and copy required;
— birth certificate — original and copy.
The visa application can be submitted to the consular office of the Republic of Poland or through visa centers.
Housing must be arranged in advance. Universities, as a rule, do not provide accommodation or hostels for international students.
After obtaining a visa, if the child is traveling to Poland for studies alone, and independent travel in the European Union is allowed from the age of 14, the child must have their own passport and permission from both parents to travel when crossing the border. If the child is traveling to Poland with one of the parents, permission from the parent who stays at home for the child's departure from the country is required. If the child is traveling to Poland accompanied by a third party, then both parents issue consent to the third party (grandmother, grandfather, etc.) and attach copies of the internal passport pages of both parents.
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