With diverse and equitable universities offering specializations in medicine, science, engineering, management, and research, Poland has emerged as a key destination for international students.

Medical specializations cost between 15,000 and 17,000 euros, while engineering and administrative programs range from 4,000 to 7,000 euros.

Following successful completion of their studies and graduation requirements, students are eligible to work and live in any city within Poland.

University semesters typically begin in October or February. As requirements vary, early application is crucial for securing admission and a visa. Prepare transcripts (high school/bachelor's), certified by the Foreign Ministry and the Polish Embassy, and a CV.

Monthly housing costs range from 700 to 900 euros, varying by city and including rent and personal expenses.

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