The University of Warsaw is a public research university in Warsaw, Poland. Established on November 19, 1816, it is the largest institution of higher learning in the country, offering 37 different fields of study as well as 100 specializations in humanities, technical, and natural sciences.

Application Deadline :

The University of Warsaw offers various application deadlines depending on the program and whether the applicant is an EU or non-EU student. Below is a general overview:

For Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs:

• Fall Intake (October Start):
  • Applications typically open in May and close by mid-July for most programs.
• Spring Intake (February Start):
  • Applications (for some programs) may open in November and close around January.

For Non-EU/International Students:

• Fall Intake:
  • Non-EU applicants are advised to apply earlier due to visa requirements, usually by June.

Doctoral Programs:

• Deadlines for PhD applications vary by department. The general deadline is around June-July for the fall intake.

Exchange and Erasmus Programs:

• Deadlines for exchange programs, such as Erasmus, vary by the specific agreement but generally close by April for the fall semester and October for the spring semester.

Subject List

Bachelor’s & Master’s Programs:

American Studies

Archaeology

Business and Management

English Studies – Linguistics, English Studies – Literature and Culture

European Politics and Economics

Finance, International Investment and Accounting (2)

International Relations

International Studies in Philosophy

Political Science

Social and Public Policy

Adult Education and Developmental Activities Design

African Studies

American Studies

Applied Multilingual and Multicultural Studies

Archaeology

Chemistry

Cognitive Science

Data Science and Business Analytics (2)

English Studies (3)

EU Energy and Climate Law

Global Environment and Development 

History of Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations

Humanitarian Action 

Interdisciplinary Studies on Social Change: Mediterranean and Other European Borderlands

International Business Program

International Economics

International Legal Communication

International Management and Intercultural Communication – Global MBA 

International Relations

Machine Learning

Master in Food Systems 

Migration Studies and New Societies 

Oriental Studies – Mongolian and Tibetan Studies

Physics

Political Science

Quantitative Finance (2)

Quantum Physics and Chemistry – Individual Research Studies

Religions of Asia and Africa: Buddhism, Islam and Others

Sustainable Development

Teaching English to Young Learners

English Language Requirements:

 6.0 (or 5,5 if it is equal to B2)