Admission
&Fee

  • The programme is open to candidates who hold an appropriate certificate confirming their English proficiency at B2 level or above.

  • Admission is based on candidates’ high school diploma results. Diplomas from all over the world are recognised.

  • Some candidates will be required to take an entrance exam, which will be held online. More details are available on the Registration Page.

  • Admission is online.

  • Registration for the 2026/27 academic year opens on 9 June 2026 and closes on 9 July 2026.

  • Registration is carried out via the University Registration of Candidates page.

  • All further details concerning the admission procedure are available on the Registration Page.

REGISTRATION PAGE

  • Studies are FREE OF CHARGE for citizens of European Union and EFTA countries.

  • For citizens of other countries, the tuition fee is €1,500 per year (two semesters).

You are
welcome

  • As a prospective student, you may have many questions about various aspects of starting your university studies, such as:

– scholarships
– dorms 
– health insurance
– required documents
– – STUDENT VISA and RESIDENCE REGULATIONS (if you are an international student)

You will find answers to all these questions and much more on the University WELCOME POINT website.

WELCOME POINT

Living in
Warsaw

  • The Faculty of Philosophy, as well as the University’s main campus, is located on Krakowskie Przedmieście Street, in the historic city centre.

  • According to Numbeo, the average cost of living in Warsaw for a single person, excluding rent, is around PLN 3,080 (approximately €660).

  • University offers several comfortable dorms for students

DORMS DETAILS

  • Warsaw is a vibrant city with plenty going on. It recently won the ‘Best European Destination 2023’ award. The following two websites should help you get to know the capital of Poland:

WARSAW TOUR
OFFICIAL WEBSITE

Erasmus+

  • Our programme welcomes Erasmus students, who are admitted on the same basis as other Erasmus students at the University of Warsaw. Students considering studying at the University of Warsaw as Erasmus exchange students are advised to contact their home university, departmental coordinator, or International Relations Office to find out whether a bilateral agreement has been signed between the two departments and, if so, whether the proposed programme of study can be approved. For a list of universities with which the Faculty of Philosophy has signed bilateral agreements, see below.

  • The Faculty’s Erasmus exchange programme coordinator is Dr Adrian Ziółkowski: adrian.a.ziolkowski@uw.edu.pl

LIST OF PARTNERS