Yes, language is a requirement for studying at a university in Poland. English-language programs usually require an English proficiency certificate such as IELTS or TOEFL.

Yes, it is possible to study at a university in Poland without taking an exam. Most Polish universities accept applications with a high school diploma and transcript, regardless of exam results in Turkey (such as YKS).

In order for the university diploma you received in Poland to be valid in Turkey, you must go through the equivalence process by the YÖK. To do this:

1. You must study at a university recognized by YÖK in Poland.

2. After graduation, you must apply for equivalence and submit the necessary documents (diploma, transcript, program details) to YÖK.

3. If necessary, you must participate in additional exams or evaluation processes requested by YÖK.

Yes, Turkish citizens who want to study at a university in Poland need to obtain a visa.

Studying at a university in Poland can vary depending on the department you will study and your personal preparation. Since the language of instruction is usually English or Polish, your language proficiency is important.

To study at a university in Poland, you usually need to have at least 10,000 Polish zlotys (approximately 2,200 euros) in the bank to cover your annual living expenses.

Students who want to study at a university in Poland usually apply for a type D National Visa. This visa is granted for a maximum of 1 year.

There is no specific age limit for studying at a university in Poland.

University education in Poland varies depending on the chosen program. The duration of study is usually:

• It takes 3 years for undergraduate programs.

• It takes 2 years for master's degree programs.

• For some specialization programs, such as medicine, it takes 5-6 years.

Yes, most Polish universities are recognized by YÖK.

Yes, students who study at a university in Turkey can complete their undergraduate studies at universities in Poland.

Yes, you can work while studying at a university in Poland. Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their studies and full time during holidays.

There are approximately 457 higher education institutions in Poland, of which 131 are public universities and 326 are private universities.

The best universities in Poland are prestigious institutions that are ranked in world rankings and are preferred by international students. Here are the leading universities in Poland:

• University of Warsaw: One of the largest and most prestigious universities in Poland.

• Jagiellonian University (Krakow): One of the oldest universities in Europe, founded in 1364.

• Warsaw University of Technology: Leader in engineering and technical sciences.

• AGH University of Science and Technology (Krakow): Specialist in science and engineering.

• University of Wroclaw: An institution strong in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences.

• University of Science and Technology: It stands out especially in technical and scientific research.

• University of Silesia (Katowice): Known for its wide academic spectrum and research projects.

• Adam Mickiewicz University (Poznan): One of the best universities in Poland, excelling in social sciences and humanities.

These universities are ideal options for those who want to study in Poland with their education quality, academic staff and international collaborations.