Master's degrees in Poland taught in English
This catalogue lists 467 English-taught master's degrees at 107 universities in 34 Polish cities. Second-cycle programmes, typically 1.5–2 years (3–4 semesters), open to holders of a Bachelor's degree from any country.
Master's degrees in Poland taught in English: 467 programmes at 107 universities. Published university rates run €465–€14,900 a year (one figure per university, not per programme).
Most master's degrees here run 4 semesters (2 years).
55 of the 107 universities teaching master's degrees publish a rate for their English-taught studies: €465–€14,900 a year (university-wide figures, not per-programme fees). 15 programmes carry a 0 in the register, which records a no-cost route named in the university's fee text — usually Polish-taught studies for EU citizens — rather than a free English-taught place. 79 programmes are at universities that publish no figure at all. The median of the 55 published university rates is €2,900 a year.
Tuition in this catalogue is recorded per university, not per programme: each university publishes one figure (or a list) for its English-taught studies and the catalogue stores the lowest of them, which every one of its programmes then inherits. A figure shown next to a programme can therefore be another programme's rate — a medical or dental degree in particular usually costs several times more. Always confirm the current fee for your programme on the university's own page before you apply.
10 programmes at 1 university list no English test in the admissions information we captured — see study in Poland without IELTS. Tuition and admission details come from our own research on each university's site; programme data comes from RADON/POL-on, the Polish Ministry of Science register. Confirm the current fee and deadline with the university before you apply.
Where to study master's degrees in Poland
The cities with the most English-taught master's degrees — open one to see its universities.
Fields you can study for a Master's degree
Subject areas ranked by how many English-taught programmes they hold.
Application deadlines for master's degrees in Poland
17 universities have a published cut-off still ahead, and 8 more recruit year-round.
- University of Warsaw 20 Oct 2026
- Collegium Civitas 23 Oct 2026
- Poznan University of Economics and Business 30 Oct 2026
- University of Lodz 31 Oct 2026
- Piotrkow Academy 9 Nov 2026
- University of Economy in Bydgoszcz 15 Nov 2026
11 more have a published date. 8 more recruit year-round. 82 universities have not published a cut-off — check the admissions page. Dates are university-wide and can differ per programme. See the full recruitment calendar
Master's degrees, A–Z
Showing 24 of 467 programmes.
Administration in International Organizations
Adult Education and Developmental Activities Design
Advanced Solid Mechanics
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
African Studies
Agri-food Economics and Trade
Poznan University of Life Sciences
Agriculture
Agronomy
Poznan University of Life Sciences
Algorithmic Computer Science
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
American Studies
Animal Production Management
Poznan University of Life Sciences
Applied Chemistry
Applied Computer Science
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Applied Linguistics
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan
Applied Linguistics
Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin
Applied Mathematics
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Applied Multilingual and Multicultural Studies
Archaeology (Studies in English)
Architecture
Architecture
Warsaw University of Technology
Architecture
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Architecture
Gdansk University of Technology
Architecture
Poznan University of Technology
Architecture
Bialystok University of Technology
Master's degrees in Poland: FAQ
- How many master's degrees in Poland are taught in English?
- 467 — taught at 107 universities in 34 Polish cities. The biggest are Warsaw (128), Poznan (51), Wroclaw (51), Krakow (40), Gdansk (36). Every one of them is listed on this page and its continuation pages.
- How much does a Master's degree in Poland in English cost?
- Tuition for English-taught master's degrees in Poland is published per university, not per programme: each institution states one figure for its English-taught studies and every one of its programmes inherits it. 55 of the 107 universities teaching master's degrees publish a rate for their English-taught studies: €465–€14,900 a year (university-wide figures, not per-programme fees). 15 programmes carry a 0 in the register, which records a no-cost route named in the university's fee text — usually Polish-taught studies for EU citizens — rather than a free English-taught place. 79 programmes are at universities that publish no figure at all. The median of the 55 published university rates is €2,900 a year. Fees change between intakes, so confirm the fee for your own programme with the university before you apply.
- How long is a Master's degree in Poland?
- Most master's degrees taught in English in Poland run 4 semesters (2 years), counted from the 467 programmes in this catalogue that publish a length. Individual programmes can differ, so check the programme page.
- Can I take a Master's degree in Poland without IELTS?
- Of the 467 English-taught master's degrees in this catalogue, 10 programmes at 1 university list no English test in the admissions information we captured. That is not a university statement that no certificate is needed — the admissions pages we read simply did not mention a test. They are listed on apply.edu.pl/without-ielts/ — always confirm the current rule with the admissions office before you skip a certificate.
- Where in Poland can I study a Master's degree in English?
- 467 English-taught master's degrees are spread across 34 Polish cities, the largest being Warsaw (128), Poznan (51), Wroclaw (51), Krakow (40), Gdansk (36). Open a city to see every university and programme there.