Study in Poland from Bangladesh
An affordable EU degree in English: 400+ English-taught programmes, tuition averaging around €2,000 per year, and some of Europe's lowest living costs — with a 9-month post-study residence permit for graduates.
WBE verdict: Europe's lowest total cost with 400+ English programmes — paperwork (legalisation, translation) decides speed.
Last updated: September 2026. Figures change every intake — reconfirm on official portals.
Main intake
October (winter semester); secondary round from mid-February. International registration typically runs April–July.
Bachelor's language
English widely available — 400+ English-taught programmes across Polish universities.
Non-EU tuition
Average ≈ €2,000/yr; most programmes €2,000–6,000/yr. MBA ≈ €8,000–12,000/yr.
Living costs
≈ PLN 1,500–2,000 (€330–430)/mo. Temporary-residence proof-of-funds minimums are set by regulation — confirm current figures.
After graduation
One-time 9-month temporary residence permit to seek work or start a business.
English requirement
Typically B2 — roughly IELTS 5.5–6.5 (bachelor's) / 6.0+ (master's), varies by programme.
Well-Known Public Universities in Poland
Orientation only, not a partnership claim. WBE shortlists from these and others based on your HSC results and budget. University logos via logo.dev.
University of Warsaw
Warsaw
Jagiellonian University
Kraków
Warsaw University of Technology
Warsaw
AGH University of Krakow
Kraków
University of Wrocław
Wrocław
Gdańsk University of Technology
Gdańsk
Adam Mickiewicz University
Poznań
Popular Course Directions
STEM directions
- Computer Science & Software Engineering
- Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
- Mechanical & Electrical Engineering
- Civil Engineering & Architecture
- Biotechnology & Life Sciences
Non-STEM directions
- Business & Management
- Economics & Finance
- International Relations
- English Philology & Humanities
- Tourism & Hospitality
Cost Snapshot
- Tuition: average ≈ €2,000/yr; typical institutional range €2,000–6,000/yr; MBA €8,000–12,000/yr.
- Living: roughly PLN 1,500–2,000 (€330–430)/mo for student life outside Warsaw; Warsaw costs more.
- One-time costs: application fees, sworn translations, legalisation, visa fee, and one-way travel — budget these separately.
- Rule of thumb: confirm the current temporary-residence funds minimum with your university and the Polish embassy before you commit.
UG Entry After HSC
Bangladeshi HSC holders apply with a matriculation-equivalent certificate proving eligibility for higher education in Bangladesh, plus legalisation and a sworn translation into Polish or English. Universities assess each file individually and may add an entrance exam or interview — strong HSC grades widen your options.
PG Entry (Master's)
A recognised bachelor's degree (or equivalent) that entitles you to second-cycle study qualifies you to apply. Foreign degrees are recognised through bilateral agreements, nostrification, or a NAWA statement depending on your case — your target university confirms which route applies to you.
Documents Checklist (Generic)
- Valid passport
- SSC + HSC marksheets and certificates (legalised, with sworn translation)
- Bachelor's transcripts + degree certificate (master's applicants only)
- CV
- Statement of purpose / motivation letter
- English test scorecard
- Passport-size photos
Exact list confirmed during free counselling — every university and intake has its own final requirements.
Poland FAQs — Bangladeshi Applicants
Can I apply to Polish universities with my HSC from Bangladesh?
Yes. Polish universities accept the Bangladeshi HSC as long as it proves your eligibility for higher education in Bangladesh. You will need legalisation of your certificates plus a sworn translation, and some universities add their own entrance exam or interview. WBE checks your marksheets against your shortlisted universities before you apply.
How much does it cost to study in Poland from Bangladesh?
Tuition for non-EU students averages around €2,000 per year, with most programmes in the €2,000–6,000 per year range (MBA and specialised programmes cost more, around €8,000–12,000 per year). Living costs are among the lowest in the EU at roughly PLN 1,500–2,000 (€330–430) per month — always confirm the current temporary-residence proof-of-funds minimum with your university and the embassy before budgeting.
Do I need to learn Polish to study in Poland?
Not for admission — Poland offers 400+ English-taught programmes and most universities ask for English at B2 level (roughly IELTS 5.5–6.5 for bachelor's, 6.0+ for master's). Learning basic Polish still helps a lot with part-time jobs and daily life, so we recommend starting early.
Can I stay in Poland after graduation?
Yes. Graduates can apply for a one-time 9-month temporary residence permit to look for work or start a business in Poland. Start preparing your job search in your final semester so you use those 9 months well.
Which documents do Bangladeshi students need for Poland?
A valid passport, SSC and HSC marksheets and certificates (legalised, with sworn translations), bachelor's transcripts and degree for master's applicants, a CV, a motivation letter, an English test scorecard, and passport photos. Your university and the Polish embassy confirm the final list — WBE verifies every document before submission.
Why apply to Poland through WBE?
WBE gives free counselling for Poland: university shortlisting matched to your HSC results and budget, document and translation checks, application filing, and visa-file guidance — with no service fee. Message us on WhatsApp and we confirm your exact next step in one conversation.
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Chat on WhatsApp — Free CounsellingFees & Rules Change — Verify Before You Decide
Tuition, proof-of-funds minimums, and residence-permit rules change from year to year. Treat every figure on this page as a starting estimate and verify it against the official sources below and your offer letter before paying anything.
- study.gov.pl — official Study in Poland portal
- study.gov.pl StudyFinder — programme search
- Office for Foreigners (UDSC) — residence rules
- NAWA ENIC-NARIC — qualification recognition
Check Bangladesh UGC and your relevant professional council for degree recognition back home.