- Application procedure and deadlines for BA and MA
- Foundation year for BA and MA studies
- BA in Finance, International Investment and Accounting
- MA in Quantitative Finance
- MA in International Economics
- MA in Data Science and Business Analytics
- PhD in Economics
- Doctoral program “Quantitative psychology and economics”
- Doctoral Program "Economics and Finance"
- Actuarial Education (Course)
- WNE UW undergraduate studies alumni
Contact info
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+ 48 22 55 49 190
Further details
Application procedure for undergraduate (equivalent to BA) and graduate (equivalent to MA) degrees
To help make your application journey as simple as possible and in order to make a proper planning follow these steps.
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The candidate submits application. | The selection process. The Admission Committee assesses the documents and calculates the admission results. |
If accepted, the candidate sends all documents as certified copies. If successful, he/she receives final letter of admission. |
Details
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The candidate should prepare for the procedure beforehand. It is necessary to:
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Registration - see the list of required documents for each program
A complete application should contain:
- Copy (certified by a notary) of high school certificate/attestat with Apostille/Legalization and translation into English or Polish
- A confirmation that the document entitles to undertake further studies (in case of some universities - Candidate can generate general Recognition Statement, in case of other universities - document issued by the Ministry of Education/ School or Polish Consulate - download the form);
- Confirmation of proficiency in English - level B2 (list of accepted certificates).
Candidates who don’t have any certificate from the list of required documents confirming English proficiency, should contact Recruitment Committee: *dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]bry^q]#[fI/eY7h[Pkwg!$Z-@LCGh'O^
Use the checklist to facilitate completing admission application.
The required documents must be submitted in the IRK system no later than by the time of the deadline. If you intend to sit a test in proficiency in English to meet the entry requirement of language level, you should book the test early. By arranging to sit your test early, you'll be able to ensure that you meet our deadline for providing your qualification.
A complete application should contain:
- Certified copy of the undergraduate/BA degree diploma uploaded into IRK system with Apostille/Legalization and translation into English or Polish;
- Copy of official transcript(s) of records for the relevant undergraduate/BA studies with translation into English or Polish. Transcript should be accompanied by an official grade conversion table or explanation of the grading system (plus translation into Polish/English);
- Confirmation of proficiency in English - level B2 (list of accepted certificates); Candidates who don’t have any certificate from the list of required documents confirming English proficiency, should contact Recruitment Committee: *dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]bry^q]#[fI/eY7h[Pkwg!$Z-@LCGh'O^
- A confirmation that the diploma entitles to undertake MA/graduate studies (in case of some universities - Candidate can generate general Recognition Statement, in case of other universities - document issued by the Ministry of Education/ School or Polish Consulate - download form);
- A form with the grades and number of hours available at IRK system;
- Scan of Research Experience Letter
- Scan of a proof of remittance of the application fee.
Optionally applicants may attach:
- certificates of work experience and awards in the field of economics;
- copies of economic publications.
Use the checklist to facilitate completing admission documents.
The required documents must be submitted in the IRK system no later than by the time of the deadline. If you intend to sit a test in proficiency in English to meet the entry requirement of language level, you should book the test early. By arranging to sit your test early, you'll be able to ensure that you meet our deadline for providing your qualification.
What does Apostille/Legalization mean?
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Legalisation (authorisation):
is the certification of a document’s formal conformity with the law binding in the place of its issue or of the authenticity of the seals and signatures placed on the document. Legalisation of educational documents may thus be significant for determining the country within whose education system a document was issued and whether it is necessary to verify its authenticity. In some countries, such as Poland, the internal laws oblige a qualification holder to legalise their document before taking it abroad. Legalisation of a document by the relevant authorities in the country in which it was issued increases its credibility.
Certificates may be legalised (or receive an apostille – see below) by:
- the consul of the Republic of Poland having jurisdiction with respect to the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, or
- the educational authorities of the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, or
- a diplomatic representation or consular office of the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, accredited in the Republic of Poland or in any EU, OECD or EEA member state, where the said certificates or documents confer an entitlement to apply for admission to a higher education program in the states in question.
Apostille
if a country in which a given document was issued is a party to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, concluded in The Hague, 5 October 1961, the document’s legalisation is replaced by an Apostille certificate attached to it. The list of countries – parties to the Convention and the institutions authorised to issue the Apostille is available here.
What level of English do I need to have? Which certificates does the Admission Committee accept?
Accepted by the University of Warsaw document confirming proficiency in English language (at least B2 level) [A list of documents certifying the knowledge of English, accepted in the process of recruitment]
Candidates who don’t have any certificate from the list of required documents confirming English proficiency, should contact Recruitment Committee: *dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]bry^q]#[fI/eY7h[Pkwg!$Z-@LCGh'O^
See the rules of calculation of the results
The admission results will be calculated based on High School Graduation Certificate (with grades). Candidates will be ranked by means of the following mechanism:
W = Px0,05 + Mx0,75 + Jx0,20
where:
W - the final result
P - result from the Polish/native language on the standard or higher level
M - result from the Mathematics on the standard or higher level
J - result of the foreign language on the standard or higher level;
According to the admission rules the results of high school certificates at ordinary level require additional element in the formula: multiplication by 0,6. Based on the Admission Committee’s interpretation of the regulations which refer to equal chances for all candidates the rule refers not only to Polish high school graduation certificates (świadectwo maturalne), but also foreign ones. In case of advanced level certificates the formula stays untouched.
Candidates with a foreign high school graduation certificate (including foreigners)
The ranking list of candidates is prepared based on the maturity exam/attestat/arbitur/final high school certificate results or equivalent exam that grants the access to higher education. Ranking points are calculated as the weighted average of the following subjects: the original language of the maturity exam (weight 5%), mathematics (75% weight), a modern foreign language (other than the original language of the exam, 20% weight).
Maturity exam results are expressed in percentage points as a ratio of grades obtained by the candidate to the highest grades obtained in the country. In the case of the latter expressed ratings they are converted into a numerical scale by successively assigning positive grade numbers, ranging from 1. Lack of the result of the maturity exam subject = 0 points.
Candidates with a Polish maturity exam (2005 - 2021)
Compulsory subject
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Polish
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Mathematics
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One modern
foreign language |
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Basic level x 0.6
or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
Basic level x 0.6
or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
A choice among:
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Slovak, Swedish Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 |
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Weight = 5%
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Weight = 75%
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Weight = 20%
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Candidates with International Baccalaureate (IB)
Compulsory subject
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Polish or a language A1
from group 1* |
Mathematics
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One modern
foreign language |
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Standard level (SL) x 0,6
or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Standard level (SL) x 0,6
or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
A choice among:
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian Higher level (HL) x 1 |
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Weight = 5%
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Weight = 75%
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Weight = 20%
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* In case of a lack of Polish language; the languages in columns 1 and 3 have to be different
7 points– 100%
6 points– 90%
5 points– 75%
4 points– 60%
3 points– 45%
2 points – 30%
Candidates with European Baccalaureate (EB)
Compulsory subject
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Polish or a language
from L1* |
Mathematics
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One modern
foreign language |
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Standard level (SL) x 0,6
or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
Standard level (SL) x 0,6
or Higher level (HL) x 1 |
A choice among:
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian Higher level (HL) x 1 |
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Weight = 5%
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Weight = 75%
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Weight = 20%
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* In case of a lack of Polish language; the languages in columns 1 and 3 have to be different
9,00 – 10,00 = 100%
8,00 – 8,95 = 90%
7,00 – 7,95 = 75%
6,00 – 6,95 = 60%
5,00 – 5,95 = 45%
4,00 – 4,95 = 30%
Candidates with the old polish abitur (till 2004)
The admissions points will be calculate based on the same mechanism as for Candidates with a Polish maturity exam (2005 - 2021)
Compulsory subject
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Polish
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Mathematics
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One modern
foreign language |
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Basic level x 0.6
or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 no level x 0,8
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Basic level x 0.6
or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 no level x 0,8
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A choice among:
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Slovak, Swedish Basic level x 0.6 or Advanced (enhanced) level x 1 no level x 0,8
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Weight = 5%
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Weight = 75%
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Weight = 20%
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All grades from all subjects are taken into account (both written and oral exams). Grades will be converted to percentages in the following way:
Maturity till 1991
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Maturity after 1991
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5-100%
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6-100%
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4-85%
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5-90%
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3-40%
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4-75%%
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3-50%
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2-30%
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The result will be the arithmetic average of all grades which have been firstly converted into percentages. According to University of Warsaw Regulations on Admission the candidate may disagree with the result within seven days after the announcement in the IRK system.
Qualification is based on the ranking list. Ranking points are the sum of the following elements:
1. Research Experience Letter (maximum 30 points)
- value of the candidate's achievements (10 points);
- connection of projects with the scope of studies for which the candidate is applying (10 points);
- relationship between the recommender and the candidate's educational / professional career (10 points).
2. Points awarded for subjects completed during previous studies (maximum 70 points),
Candidate can receive maximum 10 points for each subject. Taken under consideration is the final grade obtained from the subject and the position in the ranking of the institution issuing the diploma (Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), also known as Shanghai Ranking) in the year of recruitment for studies at the University of Warsaw.
The amount of points for each subject is the sum of:
- final grade (Results obtained in a different scale than that used at the University of Warsaw, 2-5, will be compared to it)
- coefficient for the position of the Candidate's university in the Shanghai Ranking. Position 1-500 - factor 2, further positions - factor 1.5.
3. During the verification process, the Admission Committee takes under consideration following subjects. Candidate can choose maximum 7 subjects.
In the application form, the candidate indicates the subjects completed in the previous studies, having at least 3 ECTS points, equivalent to the following subjects:
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Mathematical Statistics
- Probability Calculus
- Econometrics
- Mathematical Analysis (Mathematical Calculus)
- International Economic Relations or International Trade Theory or Theory of International Exchange
- Another economic subject (different than above)
The candidate is required to enter in the application form the number of ECTS points from the selected subject, the obtained grade and the scale of grades.
The candidate may obtain maximum of 100 ranking points. Minimum amount of points required for qualification: 30.
The data should be provided in the IRK system.
Qualification is based on the ranking list. Ranking points are the sum of the following elements:
1. Research Experience Letter (maximum 30 points)
- value of the candidate's achievements (10 points);
- connection of projects with the scope of studies for which the candidate is applying (10 points);
- relationship between the recommender and the candidate's educational / professional career (10 points).
2. Points awarded for subjects completed during previous studies (maximum 70 points),
Candidate can receive maximum 10 points for each subject. Taken under consideration is the final grade obtained from the subject and the position in the ranking of the institution issuing the diploma (Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), also known as Shanghai Ranking) in the year of recruitment for studies at the University of Warsaw.
The amount of points for each subject is the sum of:
- final grade (Results obtained in a different scale than that used at the University of Warsaw, 2-5, will be compared to it)
- coefficient for the position of the Candidate's university in the Shanghai Ranking. Position 1-500 - factor 2, further positions - factor 1.5.
3. During the verification process, the Admission Committee takes under consideration following subjects. Candidate can choose maximum 7 subjects.
In the application form, the candidate indicates the subjects completed in the previous studies, having at least 3 ECTS points, equivalent to the following subjects
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Mathematical Statistics
- Probability Calculus
- Econometrics
- Mathematical Analysis (Mathematical Calculus)
- Finance
- Data Science Programming in R, Python, SAS
- Object-oriented programming in C++, C#, Java
- Data processing in SQL (or another language)
- Time-series analysis
- One chosen mathematical or financial subject (another than subjects listed above, choose only one subject)
- Commercial/ academic projects (you can submit two projects).
The candidate is required to enter in the application form the number of ECTS points from the selected subject, the obtained grade and the scale of grades.
The candidate may obtain maximum of 100 ranking points.Minimum amount of points required for qualification: 30.
The data should be provided in the IRK system.
Qualification is based on the ranking list. Ranking points are the sum of the following elements:
1. Research Experience Letter (maximum 30 points)
- value of the candidate's achievements (10 points);
- connection of projects with the scope of studies for which the candidate is applying (10 points);
- relationship between the recommender and the candidate's educational / professional career (10 points).
2. Points awarded for subjects completed during previous studies (maximum 70 points),
Candidate can receive maximum 10 points for each subject. Taken under consideration is the final grade obtained from the subject and the position in the ranking of the institution issuing the diploma (Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), also known as Shanghai Ranking) in the year of recruitment for studies at the University of Warsaw.
The amount of points for each subject is the sum of:
- final grade (Results obtained in a different scale than that used at the University of Warsaw, 2-5, will be compared to it)
- coefficient for the position of the Candidate's university in the Shanghai Ranking. Position 1-500 - factor 2, further positions - factor 1.5.
3. During the verification process, the Admission Committee takes under consideration following subjects. Candidate can choose maximum 7 subjects.
In the application form, the candidate indicates the subjects completed in the previous studies, having at least 3 ECTS points, equivalent to the following subjects
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Mathematical Statistics
- Probability Calculus
- Econometrics
- Mathematical Analysis (Mathematical Calculus)
- Finance
- Programing in R
- Programing in Python
- Programing in SAS language
- Programing in other languages
- Data processing in SQL (or other language)
- Time-series analysis
- Another mathematical subject (different than above)
The candidate is required to enter in the application form the number of ECTS points from the selected subject, the obtained grade and the scale of grades.
The candidate may obtain maximum of 100 ranking points.Minimum amount of points required for qualification: 30.
Research Experience Letter is a a document presenting description of the experiences related to the field of study on which Candidate is applying to, confirmed by project supervisors.
It should be prepared in English language and should contain minimum two projects.
Projects implemented as part of studies, student activities, research work and professional experience will be considered.
Research Experience Letter should consist of:
- Description of the projects and the nature of the candidate's participation in the projects
- Data and supervisor function of each project
- Confirmation by the project supervisor(s) with the signature / stamp of the data contained
Research Experience Letter pointed elements (maximum 30 points):
- Value of the candidate's achievements (10 points);
- Connection of projects with the scope of studies for which the candidate is applying (10 points);
- Relationship between the recommender and the candidate's educational / professional career (10 points).
Examples of projects:
- Subject completed during the Candidate's previous studies, related to the field of study for which the candidate is applying and description (syllabus) of the subject.
- A project carried out during studies, related to the field of study at the Faculty of Economic Sciences
- Diploma thesis (bachelor / master) related to the field of study at the Faculty
- Activities in a student research group related to the field of study
- Participation in the organization of a scientific event
- Presentation of the publication at the scientific conference
- Publication in a trade journal
- Participation in a competition related to the field of study
- Work experience
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Selection process. Assessment of the documents:
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After preliminary decision on acceptance the candidate should submit a full application to finalize the procedure:
The full application should be handed in or sent via traditional/fast post to the Office of Admissions at The Faculty of Economic Sciences (room A403 - 4th floor building A, Dluga 44/50 Street, 00-241 Warsaw, Poland) |
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the original of secondary school (maturity) certificate and transcript of grades, entitling to undertake university-level study in country in which the certificate / document was issued
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a personal questionnaire, which includes candidate’s photo, printed out from candidate’s individual registration account in the IRK system and signed by the candidate (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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an application for issuing electronic student’s id (ELS), which includes candidate’s photo, printed out from candidate’s individual registration account in the IRK system and signed by the candidate – in case of candidates not holding ELS (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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a proof of student’s id (ELS) payment – in case of candidates not holding ELS [read more]
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statement on becoming acquainted with the amount of fees for educational services at the University of Warsaw (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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a legalisation (authorisation) or apostille (if the document was issued by an institution operating in the educational system in a country that is a party to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, concluded in The Hague, 5 October 1961) of the original of secondary school (maturity) certificate and transcript of grades [read more]
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original sworn translations into Polish language (or English language if a candidate undertakes studies provided in English) of legalised/signed apostille secondary school (maturity) certificate and transcript of grades (in case of other than sworn translation – translation legalized by the Polish consul in the country where the documents were issued)
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a document stating that the certificate entitles to undertake bachelor-level study in country in which the certificate was issued (such proof should be issued or certified by the school or educational institution which issued the certificate or by educational authorities of the country which issued the certificate or in which system of education the school operates) with translation into language of instruction of the chosen studies. In case of some universities - Candidate can generate general Recognition Statement, in case of other universities - document issued by the Ministry of Education/ School or Polish Consulate - [a sample form]
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if applicable, a certificate of recognition (nostrification) of secondary school certificate (issued by the appropriate Education Superintendent), in case of not holding the document – statement [a sample statement for foreigners] on obligation to submit in due date a certificate of recognition (nostrification) of secondary school (maturity) certificate, signed by the candidate [read more]
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accepted by the University of Warsaw document confirming proficiency in English language (at least B2 level) [A list of documents certifying the knowledge of English, accepted in the process of recruitment]– applies to studies conducted in English
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a photocopy of visa or other document proving legalisation of stay in Poland – in case of foreigners already staying in Poland
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signed Information about the tuition fees at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
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authorization to submission of documents – in case of submission of candidate’s documents by the other person [a sample form – two pages]
Please note!
Documents printed out from individual registration account at IRK system must be signed by the candidate.
In case of documents sent via fast post it is required that the documents are sent as copies certified by a notary.
Submitting the documents:
Candidates should have hard copies of the documents and xerox copies which will be certified in the office.
To limit the face-to-face contact we would like to kindly ask you to:
- come to the office on your own
- gather all the documents beforehand to limit the time spent in the office
- cover your nose and mouth according to the governmental regulations
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the higher education diploma (MA, BA, engineer diploma or equivalent) and transcript of grades obtained during the course of study, entitling to continue university-level study in country in which the diploma was issued
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a personal questionnaire, which includes candidate’s photo, printed out from candidate’s individual registration account in the IRK system and signed by the candidate (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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an application for issuing electronic student’s id (ELS), which includes candidate’s photo, printed out from candidate’s individual registration account in the IRK system and signed by the candidate – in case of candidates not holding ELS (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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a proof of student’s id (ELS) payment – in case of candidates not holding ELS [read more]
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statement on becoming acquainted with the amount of fees for educational services at the University of Warsaw (available at the candidate’s individual registration account in section “Enrollment applications” under the chosen field of study accessible through the link “Documents and further steps”)
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a legalisation (authorisation) or apostille (if the document was issued by an institution operating in the educational system in a country that is a party to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, concluded in The Hague, 5 October 1961) of the higher education diploma and transcript of grades [read more]
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original sworn translations into Polish language (or English language if a candidate undertakes studies provided in English) of the higher education diploma and transcript of grades (in case of other than sworn translation – translation legalized by the Polish consul in the country where the documents were issued)
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a document stating that the diploma entitles to undertake master-level study in country in which the diploma was issued (such proof should be issued or certified by the educational institution which issued the diploma or by educational authorities of the country which issued the diploma or in which system of education the school operates) with translation into language of instruction of the chosen studies. This statement may be included on the transcript of records/ diploma’s supplement. In case of some universities - Candidate can generate general Recognition Statement, in case of other universities - document issued by the Ministry of Education/ School or Polish Consulate - [a sample form].
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accepted by the University of Warsaw document confirming proficiency in English language (at least B2 level) [A list of documents certifying the knowledge of English, accepted in the process of recruitment]– applies to studies conducted in English
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a photocopy of visa or other document proving legalisation of stay in Poland – in case of foreigners already staying in Poland
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signed Information about the tuition fees at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
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authorization to submission of documents – in case of submission of candidate’s documents by the other person [a sample form – two pages]
Please note!
Documents printed out from individual registration account at IRK system must be signed by the candidate.
In case of documents sent via fast post it is required that the documents are sent as copies certified by a notary.
Description of full procedure from registration till arrival:
- The candidate registers to the program and uploads all necessary documents into the system
- The Admission Committee announces preliminary admission results
- The candidates who were accepted to studies deliver the full application (with hard copies and certified copies)
- After positive verification of the application it is proceeded further and the official decision on admittance is issued within 10 working days - the scan copy is sent via e-mail, the hard copy is sent via post. In case of II round of admission the official decision on admittance is issued in the end of August.
- The students system is opened after 5 working days - the candidate may book a place in dormitory and he/she receives bank account number which should be used to pay the tuition fee. The instruction on what to do next is sent by the Students Office via email, so keep an eye on your email.
- The candidate applies for visa with the hard copy of the decision on admittance and confirmation about dormitory and payment of the tuition fee.
- The candidate arrives to Poland
- The candidate participates in workshops at the end of September and registers to courses directly through the students system
- The academic year begins on 1st October - we do not recommend any delay.
Other important information
Please also read other important information.
Tuition waivers
Students can apply for tuition fee waivers according to the Resolution No 16 of the Teaching Council of the Faculty of Economic Sciences University of Warsaw.
Transfers from other universities
Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw does not provide recruitment process for MA studies in transfer mode.
The Candidate who wish to transfer for BA studies offered by the Faculty from other university should:
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Register for the chosen field of study in the IRK system:
- Economics (full time) studies in Polish
- Economics (part time-evening) studies in Polish
- Finance, International Investments and Accounting (full time) studies in English
- Finance, International Investments and Accounting (part time-evening) studies in English
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Upload required documents to the IRK system.
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Accepted Candidates should deliver a complete set of required documents within the set deadline.
Dormitories
Attention! If you are interested in applying for dormitory please log into USOS and follow the instruction (access data to the students system is provided by the students office after finalizing the procedure):
1. choose the website: https://usosweb.uw.edu.pl/
2. log in
3. choose ‘student’s section’
4. choose ‘applications’ (the second one)
5. fill in the form concerning accommodation
The application should be accepted by you (the last stage in USOS), printed, signed (with your hand written signature), sent via e-mail (to: my e-mail and *dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]b]#[gX5p['?MFeie.M3v=LNO) and to the office, room K3 (*dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]bry^qcF}]#[nS1sU8bf[fT[r[I$*LSZ{_Cgl3j). The decision about your accommodation will be made by Main Office for Students’ Affairs till mid-August and it will be visible in the USOS.
Student should submit the application for dormitories via system USOSweb within 10 days after receiving access to the system. Student should also provide an information about the distance between their home and the Faculty of Economics Sciences (we suggest to use google maps with option "directions").
Nostrification
Please also remember that BA students from non-Hague Convention countries will need to participate in the nostrification procedure till the end of the first semester. The procedure is held by Kuratorium Oświaty. To participate in the procedure the student needs to
- fill out an application form
- deliver hard copy of high school graduation certificate with apostille or legalization
- deliver sworn translation of the certificate into Polish
- if the high school graduation certificate does not indicate all subjects and grades from the whole education stage, time of study and information that the document allows to start studies on higher level, the candidate will need to deliver additional documents from his/her school or ministry of education.
- deliver copy of a passport
After finalizing the procedure the student will receive a document which states that his/her high school diploma is recognized as equal to Polish maturity exam.
More questions?
Contact Office of Admissions
*dE{eG~kaw`o6DQ7HC]bry^q]#[fI/eY7h[Pkwg!$Z-@LCGh'O^
+ 48 22 55 49 190