Study in Poland without IELTS

40 English-taught degrees at 7 Polish universities list no IELTS or TOEFL requirement. At one of them that is stated policy, not silence: Bialystok University of Technology states that no language certificate is required at all and that every candidate is interviewed online instead — 16 degrees, at a published rate of €2,300 a year. The other 24 are a weaker case, and this page keeps the two apart.

“No language certificates required — all candidates interviewed online (per official source).”
Bialystok University of Technology, Bialystok — recorded in our manual admissions research. It covers 16 English-taught degrees at €2,300 a year.
16 stated in writing 24 no test mentioned Filter these programmes

Stated in writing — 16 degrees

Bialystok University of Technology is the only university in this catalogue whose own admissions source states that no language certificate is required. All 16 of its degrees below are English-taught. Rules change between intakes — confirm with the admissions office before you apply.

Bialystok University of Technology Bialystok · 16 degrees

No English test mentioned in the source we captured — 24 degrees

24 English-taught degrees at 6 universities where no English-test requirement appeared on the admissions page we read. In every one of those cases the page we read was the Polish-taught one, so the silence says nothing about English-taught admission. That is a gap in our source, not a university statement: treat it as a lead worth checking, not as a waiver.

Wincenty Pol University of Applied Sciences in Lublin Lublin · 10 degrees

Our admissions research recorded: “No English test mentioned; programmes Polish-taught requiring Polish B2.”

tuition not published in our source

University of Entrepreneurship and Administration in Lublin Lublin · 5 degrees

Our admissions research recorded: “Polish B2 required (Polish-taught); no English test mentioned.”

€2,700/yr

School of Management and Banking in Krakow Krakow · 4 degrees

Our admissions research recorded: “Studies in Polish; English only in some international/Erasmus programmes.”

€2,047/yr

Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice Katowice · 2 degrees

Our admissions research recorded: “For intl applying in Polish: Polish B2 certificate required.”

€5,581/yr

Upper Silesian University in Katowice Katowice · 2 degrees

Our admissions research recorded: “Polish B2 (BA) / B2+ (MA) for Polish-taught; no English test mentioned.”

tuition not published in our source

Lublin University of Technology Lublin · 1 degree

Our admissions research recorded: “This page is Polish-language programmes (Polish proficiency verification per MNiSW). English programmes separate.”

tuition not published in our source

How this list is built: the English-test flag is recorded per university, from the admissions pages we captured in our manual admissions research — so individual programmes at the same university can differ, and rules change between intakes. The first section holds every university whose own wording is a waiver; the second holds the ones whose captured page simply never mentioned a test. Programmes not on this page either state a certificate requirement or have no record either way. Never skip a certificate on the strength of this page: ask the admissions office first.