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- 1. HELLO! I am Durgesh R I am here because I love to give presentations. You can find me at @ durgesh@studymetro.com
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- 6. Poland in Brief Official name: Republic of Poland (short form: Poland),„Rzeczpospolita Polska” (short form in Polish: „Polska”) Official Language: Polish Political system: Parliamentary republic (multiparty democracy with a two chamber parliament) Location: Central Europe. Poland borders on Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania and Russia (the Kaliningrad enclave). Its northern border (440 km long) runs along the Baltic Sea coast. Capital city: Warszawa (Warsaw: population 1.7 million /Warsaw agglomeration: 2.5 million) Major cities: Krakow, Łodź, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, Szczecin,Bydgoszcz, Lublin, Katowice, Bialystok Area: 312 685 sq km. Poland is the ninth largest country in Europe (omitting Russia), and the sixth largest in the European Union. Population: 38 million. Poland is the seventh largest population. In Europe (omitting Russia), and the sixth largest in The European Union. Time zone: Poland belongs to the Central European time Zone (GMT + 1 hour / UTC + 1 hour), except for between Last Sunday in March and last Sunday in October when it Switches to daylight saving time. Climate: The Polish climate is moderate continental, with Relatively cold winters (from December to March) and Hot summer which extend from June to August. Currency : Polish zloty. 100 PLN =23.0584EUR 100 PLN =1,692.34INR
- 7. Poland famous for? Scientist Poland is famous for being the home of scientist Marie Curie, composer Frederic Chopin and astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Nazi concentration camps Three of the most famous Nazi concentration camps were also located in Poland: Belzec, Treblinka and Auschwitz- Birkenau. Nobel Prize Lech Walesa, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983.The country has had multiple winners in the literature category, with Henryk Sienkiewicz winning the award in 1905 and Wislawa Szymborska winning in 1996. The 1977 Nobel Prize in
- 8. Why “POLAND” ? ✘The fatherland of people who changed the world: Mikołaj Kopernik, Fryderyk Chopin… ✘among them Nobel Prize winners: Maria Skłodowska-Curie, Lech Wał sa,ę Wisława Szymborska
- 9. 5 REASONS TO STUDY in Poland
- 10. TRADITION ✘We’ve been teaching students for 650 years! (Cracow Academy known today as the Jagiellonian University was established in 1364)
- 11. MODERNITY ✘fourth place in Europe (after the United Kingdom, Germany and France) in terms of the number of people enrolled in higher education, ✘•over 100 university-type HEIs, over 200 high quality types of studies as an integral part of the European Higher Education Area, ✘•most schools offer their courses in foreign languages, ✘•modern infrastructure (lecture halls, laboratory equipment, libraries, dormitories)
- 12. “POLISH INVENTIONS” bulletproof vest windscreen wipers graphene movie projector Hyperion Rover (space exploration) Melex
- 13. BOLOGNA PROCESS ✘three-stage education modeled after Bachelor/Master/Doctor, European Credit Transfer System, ✘•diploma awarded to them upon graduation is recognized not only Europe-wide but also in the world
- 14. HIGH QUALITY OF EDUCATION ✘quality of the education provided is monitored and regularly evaluated by the Polish Accreditation Committee (PAC), ✘•over 5 thousand courses available in Poland (among them there is a number of fields of study that were given by PAC an “outstanding” note)
- 15. COMPETITIVE COSTS OF LIVING AND STUDYING ✘Compared to other EU countries, the tuition fees in Poland are really competitive (2000 EUR per year on average) and the costs of living are a fraction of what a foreign student would have to spend in other European cities (EUR 350 per month on average)
- 16. “POLAND Study in ENGLISH” ✘gradual increase in the number of programmes and courses offered in English - over 300 currently running @ Polish universities ✘•the full offer is much wider (over 700 programmes)
- 17. Higher Education in POLAND-KEY FACTS ✘over 400 universities (Poland has the largest number of higher education institutions in Europe): ✘–134 public (over 70% of students) and 285 non-public ✘•almost 1.5 million students (Poland has one of the highest enrollment rates in the world) ✘•over 40 thousand PhD candidates ✘•170 thousand employees, of whom 100 thousand are academics ✘•over 52 thousand foreign degree students (their number is significantly increasing every year) + 12 thousand incoming Erasmus students
- 18. Warsawis the most affordable European Student City! According to 2016 QS Best Student Cities Index s
- 19. Annual average increase rate of the number of international degree students in years 2005-2015 was 18% (one of the highest in the world).
- 20. Foreign Degree students (Main directions)
- 21. Incoming Erasmus students (Main directions)
- 22. Foreign students (Main Study Areas)
- 23. Popular Universities ✘ University Of Warsaw (#366) ✘ Jagiellonian University(#431-440) ✘ Warsaw University Of Technology(#601-650) ✘ Nicolaus Copernicus University(#701+) ✘ University Of Wroclaw(#701) ✘ University Of Lodz(#701+)
- 25. Admission Requirements for Bachelors Candidates: Notarized secondary school certificate or an official duplicate issued by the candidate's high school, filled out application form, 4 passport-size photographs, copy of candidate’s ID (passport), medical certificate with no contraindication for studying, admission fee payment receipt. TOEFL : 550 - 587 (paper-based ), or 213 - 240 (computer- based), or 79 - 95 points (Internet-based) IELTS :6.0/6.5 (unless the high school courses were taught in English);
- 26. Admission Requirements for Masters Candidates: Undergraduate program diploma or an official duplicate issued by the university, candidate's CV with the details about the school and professional career optionally, one academic reference and one personal reference optionally, filled out application 4 passport-size photographs, copy of candidate’s ID (passport), medical certificate with no contraindication for studying, admission fee payment receipt. TOEFL : 550 - 587 (paper-based ), or 213 - 240 (computer-based), or 79 - 95 points (Internet-based) IELTS :6.0/6.5 (unless the high school courses were taught in English);
- 27. Tuition Fees First,Seco nd & Long Cycles Doctoral,P ostgraduat e & Medical postgradua te Vocational Courses Polish Language Course Fees(In Euroes) 2000 3000 3000 2000 The tuition fees range from EUR 2000 to 6000 per year and depend on the institution and study program (for MBA programs: about EUR 8000-12,000 per year).
- 28. Scholarship
- 29. Cost of living in Poland Average costs of student living range from EUR 350 up to EUR 550.
- 30. Intakes ✘February ✘October Intakes & Deadlines of Applications Deadlines summer semester (February 2017) ✘31 December 2016 for candidates from Non-EU countries ✘ 31 January 2017 for candidates from EU countries Academic(Winter) year 2017/2018 (October 2017) ✘ 18 September 2017 for candidates from EU countries ✘ 31 August 2017 for candidates from non EU countries
- 31. Application documents required ✘Candidates applying for Bachelor Degree ✘Filled out application form ✘Secondary school certificates (Apostilled) ✘4 passport-size photographs ✘Copy of candidate’s ID (passport) ✘Certificate of the English language proficiency optional (unless the high schooling was in English) ✘Admission fee payment receipt ✘ Letter of Recommendation Candidates applying for Masters Degree ✘Filled out application form ✘Undergraduate Degree & Transcripts/mark sheets (Apostilled) ✘Candidate’s CV ✘4 passport-size photographs ✘Copy of the candidate’s ID (passport) ✘Proof of English language proficiency (unless the schooling was in English) ✘Admission fee payment receipt ✘ Letter of Recommendation
- 32. Part Time/Full time work norms You can stay back for further 2-3 years as long as you can prove that you can financially support yourself without seeking any government benefits. Students who obtain a job or accept employment can obtain a Work Permit. 20hrs work permitted during studies as well as 3 months of full time work during holidays. Full time work is permitted for Residence Card holders. All kind of professionals can apply for a Blue card once they find an employer. This is valid initially for 2years and than extended for further 3 years WORK WHILE STUDYING WORK AFTER GRADUATION BLUE CARD
- 33. Visa As a general rule you need a visa to enter Poland. There are, however, a number of countries that are free of this requirement. Poland is a part of the Schengen zone, so you can apply for a Polish visa and travel all around Europe (excluding the United Kingdom, Ireland, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia and states outside of the EU). There are several types of visas to choose from: “A” type “C” type “D” type
- 34. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY ALL VISA APPLICANTS: Studies: An applicant going for the purpose of studying to Poland and applying for 1 year national visa should prove the possession of 12 100 PLN (12*800+2500) or equivalent in other currencies (in addition to the university or college fee). a. the application form filled in online at www.e-konsulat.gov.pl in Polish or English language, printed out and signed by the applicant b. original passport/travel document with copies of the first/last/observation/correction pages c. One (1) photograph in accordance with the standards. d. proof of possession of adequate and valid travel medical insurance e. Supporting documents: 1. Proof of means of transport: 2. Proof of lodging: 3. Proof of financial means 12 100 PLN (12*800+2500) = 2750 €
- 35. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY ALL VISA APPLICANTS: Additional documents: A. Journeys undertaken for the purpose of study, research, or other types of internship: - Certificate of admission or registration at an educational establishment for the purpose of attending academic or vocational courses, or cover letter from the inviting company; - Student cards or certificates of the current enrolled institute; - Copies of educational certificates and bio-data; - Proof (copy) that the educational establishment has the right to grant the academic title for the particular program offered to the candidate (Bachelor, Master, Doctor of Philosophy, etc… with the certificate number and the name of the faculty/program in Polish and in English) given by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in Poland; - If the study, training or research programme is to be paid for by the applicant: a. the receipt confirming that the fee for the whole programme was paid (in case of studies longer than 1 year the payment has to cover the first year of studies) or b. the proof of financial means in the amount necessary to cover the cost of the programme as mentioned in the certificate of admission. Please note: The most recent educational certificate should be apostilled/legalized. The PCC (Police Clearance Certificate) and Medical Certificate are no longer required.
- 36. 5 easy steps to get a visa: 1) Find a Polish consulate that can process you application. you can use the MFA’s search engine: http://mfa.gov.pl/en/travel_to_poland/polands_missions_abroad/polish_missi ons_ abroad. 2) 2) Read carefully ALL the information concerning visa application on the consulate’s website and follow ALL the instructions. 3) 3) Set a visa appointment with the consulate. In most cases you will have to register through the website: http://www.e-konsulat.gov.pl. 4) 4) Prepare the necessary documents including: application form, travel document (passport), biometric photo, health insurance, sufficient means to support yourself, documents confirming the purpose of your stay. The specifics of the required documentation may vary among consulates, so confirm them with the consulate’s website. 5) 5) Submit all the documents including a printed and signed application form and the visa fee. Your visa application is complete. It will take up to 15 days