The cheapest personal accident insurancefor a student costs PLN 33 per year, offered by TUZ Ubezpieczenia. At this price, the policy provides a sum insured of PLN 10,000, PLN 100 for each 1 percent of health impairment and PLN 20 for each day of hospitalization. For comparison, the most expensive option is offered by Europa, with an annual…
Studying in Poland is becoming more expensive. Average monthly student spending is now nearly PLN 4,050. How are future master’s degree holders coping with the rising cost of education? What depends on them, what depends on their parents, and what depends on financial institutions and possible state support? One thing is certain: paid work is…
His experimentation was never only about searching for new techniques. Warhol used technology, repetition, chance and other people to constantly challenge his own way of creating. Andy Warhol and the art of becoming anewFor several minutes, a person sits in front of a motionless camera. There is no role and no plot. They should, in fact, do…
Poland’s private student housing market is entering a phase of rapid growth. A rising student population, the growing popularity of Polish universities among international students, and a significant shortage of modern accommodation are making the PBSA (Purpose-Built Student Accommodation) segment one of the most promising areas for developers and investors in Poland’s real estate market. According to JLL…
When a group of Warsaw teenagers gathered in Room 234 at Vizja Park last September, they weren’t role-playing for fun. Under the theme “Reforming the Future through Dialogue“, 140 delegates – students from Polish and international schools alike – spent three days negotiating positions and defending national interests entirely in English, across ten committees ranging…
Just over a decade ago, foreign managers coming to Poland primarily asked about salary levels, office location and housing standards. Today, the order of these questions looks entirely different. For families moving to Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, the Tricity or Poznań, the most important decision is increasingly the choice of school for their children. It is…
Among Poland’s private universities, business and technology institutions are at the forefront. The leading schools include Kozminski University (the leader in the ranking of private universities) and the Vistula University of Finance and Business. At the latter, the student body consists of 55 proc. Polish students and 45 proc. international students (according to Vistula University data).Students praise…
The stricter visa and migration regulations introduced in 2025, aimed at tightening the education system and eliminating the phenomenon of fictitious students, have changed the realities of student recruitment. Previously, studying in Poland was sometimes treated simply as an easy „gateway” to the Schengen Area. That is no longer the case. Among the new requirements…
In the latest Perspektywy University Ranking, the University of Warsaw (UW) and the Jagiellonian University shared first place. Both institutions also lead the rankings in terms of internationalisation indicators. Their strong position is further confirmed by the international university ranking published by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS). The QS ranking evaluates universities according to several criteria, including…
Poland today offers an increasingly wide range of international schools designed to meet the needs of families from around the world. These include respected high schools offering the International Baccalaureate, A Levels or the American High School Diploma, as well as schools following British, American, Canadian or French systems of education. Each institution has its…
Nicola Secci, who comes from a Polish-Italian family, decided to pursue his education in Poland. „I checked university rankings and online forums, but I also called individual universities”, recalls the third-year Applied Computer Science student at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. „Other people’s opinions were crucial for me because I didn’t know anyone in Poland, so I had to…