Warsaw University of Business

Stage 1: Fulfilling the criteria for admission to the first degree of studies:

• Holding the matura examination certificate

Stage 2: Collection of all documents

• the application form
• a photocopy of the matura examination certificate and its original copy for inspection
• 3 photographs 4,5 x 3,5 cm.

Foreigners additionally submit:

• a photocopy of the matura examination or equivalent examinations certificate together with its translation made by a sworn translator and an apostille or nostrification of the document
• a photocopy of the passport and visa
• an insurance policy
• a medical certificate confirming that there are no contraindications to study in Poland
• a certificate of proficiency in Polish language, if they hold one.

Stage 3: Delivery of a complete set of documents to the Recruitment Office by post or in person.

Stage 4: Signing the study agreement and payment of the recruitment-related fee (the enrolment fee).

It is not mandatory. A set of documents may be submitted on behalf of a candidate by a person authorized by the candidate. Please note, however, that the candidate’s signatures must appear on the application form. A set of required documents can be delivered to the Recruitment Office also by traditional mail:

Recruitment Office

The Warsaw University of Business
ul. Smulikowskiego 6/8, 00-389 Warsaw

No, it’s impossible to be admitted to study without the certificate.

The Recruitment Office is open as follows:
Monday – Friday 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.

Tuition fees for studies should be paid to the student’s individual account number, except for the enrolment fee, which should be paid to bank account as follows:

Fees in PLN should be paid into the following bank account:
Santander Bank Polska S.A.
71 1090 1883 0000 0001 3583 1786

Fees in EURO must be paid into the following bank account:
Nest Bank S.A.
76 2530 0008 2004 1019 7917 0003
SWIFT: NESBPLPW

The transfer procedure is carried out through the on-line recruitment system or by contacting the Recruitment Office.

Candidates should declare for which year and semester they are applying for admission.

They should provide copies of the detailed study course sheets from the previous higher education institution.

Each Candidate should write an application to the Dean.

Based on the candidate’s documents, the Dean makes a decision about admission, about which the student is informed by the Recruitment Office.

The number of sessions depends on the number of hours of a given course and specialization, the study curriculum is carried out in about 16 sessions.

All students, regardless of the system of studies, may apply for financial support, such as: social support bursaries, financial aid, rector’s scholarships or student loans. The award and the amount of the benefit are determined by certain conditions to be met. The detailed rules for providing various forms of financial assistance can be found on the website of the university or in its Treasury Office..

Applications for social bursaries shall be submitted within the following deadlines:

• for the winter semester until October 31,
• for the summer semester until March 31.

Applications for the Rector’s scholarship shall be submitted within the following deadlines:

• the winter semester until October 31 for the winter recruitment students,
• the summer semester until 31 March for the summer recruitment students.