Poland offers aviation programmes at bachelor and master level. You can start by checking university admission pages and the Polish national immigration authority for visa rules. This guide shows the main steps, costs and where to begin.
Levels of study
Polish universities usually have two levels for aviation.
- Bachelor's degree - 3 to 4 years of full‑time study.
- Master's degree - 1 to 2 years after a relevant bachelor.
Some schools also offer PhD research, but that is for later stages.
Entry requirements
Requirements are similar for most programmes.
- High school diploma or equivalent for bachelor entry.
- Relevant bachelor degree for master entry.
- Minimum language score - often IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 80, check the programme page.
- Good grades in maths, physics or related subjects.
- Sometimes a medical certificate for pilot tracks.
Official sources are the university admissions page and the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
English‑taught options
Many Polish aviation programmes are taught in English.
- Look for "English‑taught" or "programmes in English" on the university site.
- Check the language requirements listed there.
- If the programme is bilingual, you may need to pass a language test during admission.
These details are verified on each university’s own page.
Typical tuition and living costs
Tuition varies by status.
- EU students - typically 3000-6000 EUR per year.
- Non‑EU students - typically 6000-12000 EUR per year.
Living costs in Polish cities are lower than in many Western countries.
- Accommodation - typically 200-400 EUR per month.
- Food, transport and study materials - typically 300-500 EUR per month.
Exact figures change each year, so always check the programme page and the university’s finance office.
Application timeline
Plan your steps well in advance.
- January‑March: Research programmes and check entry requirements.
- April‑June: Prepare documents - transcripts, language certificate, passport copy.
- July‑August: Submit online application through the university portal.
- September‑October: Receive admission decision and, if accepted, apply for a student visa at the Polish consulate.
- November‑December: Arrange accommodation and register for courses.
Exact dates differ by university, so always verify the calendar on the admissions page.
How universities find candidates
Polish admissions offices review applications on their own portals. They also search public registers where students list their profile.
When you create a free profile on Eduuro, you add your field of study, education level, English level and uploaded documents. Admissions offices that look for aviation students can find you and write the first invitation.
Common questions
Do I need a Polish language test?
If the programme is taught in English, a Polish test is not required. Some universities may ask for a basic level if you plan to live in Poland long term.
Can I work while studying?
Non‑EU students can usually work up to 20 hours per week with a student visa. Check the Polish immigration authority for the latest rules.
Are scholarships available?
Many Polish universities and the Polish government offer scholarships for international students. Look at the scholarship’s own site and the university’s financial aid page for eligibility and application steps.
How Eduuro helps
Create a free profile with your field, education, English level and documents. Admissions offices that search for exactly that can find you and write first.
Rules, fees and deadlines change. Check the university's own admissions page and the official immigration site of the country before you act on anything here.