If the limit of places is not filled in the first round, a second round will be open in August 2025 .
The admission results will be calculated based on High School Graduation Certificate (with grades). Candidates will be ranked by means of the following mechanism:
where:
Polishbasic level x 0,6 or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 5% |
MathematicsAdvanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 75% |
English languagebasic level x 0,6 or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 20% |
Polishbasic level x 0,6 or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 or no level x 0,8 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 5% |
MathematicsAdvanced (enhanced) level x 1 or no level x 0,8 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 75% |
English languagebasic level x 0,6 or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 or no level x 0,8 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 20% |
All grades from all subjects are taken into account (both written and oral exams). Grades will be converted to percentages in the following way:
The Candidate’s result of a foreign language from bilingual maturity exam is converted into the advanced level according to the following formula:
R =D x 4/3
where:
• D is the result at the bilingual level
• R is the result at the advanced level
The result R doesn’t exceed 100%.
Polish or a language A1 from group 1*Standard level (SL) x 0,6 or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 5% |
MathematicsHigher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject | weight = 75% |
English languageStandard level (SL) x 0,6 or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject | weight = 20% |
*In case of lack of Polish language; in columns 1 and 3, English language may be included twice.
The exam score obtained on the IB diploma is converted into percentage points as follows:
Polish or a language from L1*Standard level (SL) x 0,6 or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject |
weight = 5% |
MathematicsHigher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject | weight = 75% |
English languageStandard level (SL) x 0,6 or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Compulsory subject | weight = 20% |
*In case of lack of Polish language; in columns 1 and 3, English language may be included twice.
The exam score obtained on the EB diploma is converted into percentage points as follows:
In columns 1 and 3, English language may be included twice
Converting grades from certificates/diplomas obtained abroadThe method of converting grades from certificates obtained abroad which entitle enrolment in first-cycle studies is defined in Appendix 2 to Resolution no. 62 of the University Council. Points obtained by candidates holding certificates from countries which are not included in the above-named document are converted in accordance with the rates used for Polish national finishing examinations: basic level with a conversion rate of 0.6, advanced level with a conversion rate of 1.0, and in cases where there is no stated level, with a conversion rate of 0.8. International candidates holding a diploma from outside the European Union, EFTA, EEA, OECD countries, or countries with bilateral agreements with Poland (e.g., Ukraine, China), applying for BA studies, are required to complete a two-stage admission procedure:
A direct link to the test will be sent to candidates after their secondary school certificates have been evaluated. The final admission score is the arithmetic average of the results from both stages of the recruitment process. |
1. Polish and international candidates from EU, EFTA, and EEA countries holding a diploma or high school certificate from EU, EFTA, EEA and OECD countries, or countries with bilateral agreements with Poland (e.g., Ukraine, China) who are applying to the Faculty for courses offered in English must provide a document recognized by the University of Warsaw as proof of English proficiency at a minimum level of B2.
Candidates who do not have the appropriate document may take the Central Foreign Language Proficiency Examination.
2. International candidates who do not meet the requirements from the point one who are applying to the Faculty for courses offered in English must provide as proof of English proficiency at a minimum level of B2 indicated in the Ministry of Science Draft Regulation.
Candidates who do not have the appropriate document may take the Central Foreign Language Proficiency Examination.