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日本語Polish universities use an online registration system called IRK (Internetowa Rejestracja Kandydatów) for application and enrollment. Each university runs its own IRK instance. The application window for the October semester typically runs from April to the end of June, with some programs extending to late July.
Key Deadlines by University
| University of Warsaw | April 15 – June 30 |
|---|---|
| Jagiellonian University (Kraków) | April – June 30 |
| Warsaw University of Technology | May – July 15 |
| AGH University (Kraków) | April – June 30 |
| Wrocław University of Technology | May – July 31 |
| Poznan University of Technology | May – June 30 |
| February intake (selected programs) | November – January |
Annual Deadline Calendar
Important Notes
Non-EU students need a National D visa to study in Poland; apply at the Polish consulate after receiving your conditional acceptance letter.
After arrival, non-EU students must apply for a Temporary Residence Permit (Karta Pobytu) at the local Voivode office — do this within 30 days of arrival.
English-taught programs in Poland have seen significant growth — but verify NARIC/Enic recognition if your degree will be used for employment outside Poland.
常见问题
关于波兰申请截止日期的常见问题
Yes — Poland has rapidly expanded English-taught offerings, especially in medicine, engineering, business, and computer science. Universities in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław each offer dozens of English-medium programs.
Yes — Poland is one of Europe's most popular destinations for English-taught medicine, particularly at Jagiellonian University, Medical University of Warsaw, and Wrocław Medical University. Applications for medicine open earlier (February–March) and are highly competitive.
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