Studying marketing in Poland gives you a practical business education in the heart of Europe. Universities across the country offer modern English-taught degrees at friendly tuition rates. You can join public or private institutions and prepare for a global career.
Choose your study level
You can choose between a bachelor degree and a master degree in marketing. A bachelor programme typically takes three years and builds core business skills. A master programme takes one to two years and focuses on advanced strategy, digital tools, and data analytics.
- Bachelor: Three years, requires a secondary school diploma.
- Master: One to two years, requires a relevant bachelor degree.
- Format: Full-time on-campus or part-time hybrid options.
Check entry requirements and English
Polish universities need proof of your previous education and language skills. Since the programmes are in English, non-native speakers must provide a certificate such as IELTS or TOEFL. Some universities also accept a secondary school certificate showing English instruction.
- Recognised high school diploma or university degree.
- English language certificate at B2 level or higher.
- Passport copy and digital passport-sized photos.
Understand tuition and living costs
Tuition fees in Poland depend on your nationality and your chosen university. EU and EEA students often pay lower fees or standard public rates, while non-EU students face higher international rates. Living costs are generally lower than in Western Europe.
- EU students: Typically low fees at public universities.
- Non-EU students: Typically 2,000 to 5,000 euro per year.
- Living costs: Around 400 to 700 euro per month for rent and food.
Plan your application timeline
Admissions usually open several months before the academic year starts in October. Some universities offer a winter intake starting in February for selected programmes. Always check the programme page on the official university website for exact dates.
- Main intake: Applications run from spring until July.
- Secondary intake: Sometimes available for winter semester.
- Visa processing: Allow at least two months for your student visa.
Common questions
Do I need to speak Polish to study marketing?
No, many universities offer full marketing degrees taught entirely in English. You can live and study using English, though learning basic Polish helps with daily life.
Can I work while studying in Poland?
Yes, international students with a valid visa or residence permit can generally work part-time without a separate work permit during their studies.
Where should I check official visa rules?
Check the national immigration authority website of Poland or your local Polish consulate for the most accurate and up-to-date visa checklist.
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