I advantages of studying in Poland
Many famous schools, top education quality, China Ministry of Education recognized academic qualifications.
Poland has top 500 universities in the world, such as Warsaw University, Warsaw University of Technology, Jacqueline University and Chopin Conservatory of Music. It can be found on the official website of the Ministry of Education of China. After finishing his studies in Poland and obtaining a diploma, his education was recognized by the Ministry of Education of China.
China-Poland cooperation has developed rapidly and there are many employment opportunities.
Compared with other European countries, China people in Poland are relatively few, and Sino-Polish cooperation has developed rapidly. More and more China enterprises have set up branches in Poland, such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Huawei, ZTE, Sany Heavy Industry, Minmetals Group, CIMC Group, etc., and there are many employment opportunities.
Teaching in English, no need to learn small languages.
The recommended Polish universities all offer English courses, covering engineering, computer, art, business and many other fields. China students learn English since childhood, and there is no language barrier in Polish learning, which is very suitable for China students and can relieve the pressure of students learning foreign languages.
The cost of studying abroad is low, and the total annual cost is about 70 thousand yuan.
Studying in Poland, the annual tuition fee is 25,000 yuan, and the living expenses are about 40,000 yuan/year, which is far lower than that of European countries such as Britain and the United States.
The visa procedure is simple and the pass rate is high.
The application period for studying abroad is short, the visa procedures are simple and the visa pass rate is high. Poland is a Schengen country of the European Union. With a Polish visa, you can go to any other Schengen country without a local visa, and you can go to 26 Schengen countries such as Germany, France and Italy.
Part-time jobs are allowed, and permanent residence and immigration can be transferred after five years of work.
According to the regulations of the Polish government, students can take part-time jobs after school or during the winter and summer vacations without applying for additional work permits. Students have a buffer period of half a year after graduation to find jobs in Poland. If you have worked in Poland for 5 years, you can apply for a long-term residence card in Poland.
Second, recommended by Polish institutions studying abroad
1. Warsaw University
Highlight: The number one university in Poland, ranking in the top 300 in the world, is the largest public university in Poland, equivalent to the "Peking University" in Poland.
2. Jacqueline University
Highlight: Poland ranks first among the top 300 universities in the world and is one of the oldest universities in the world.
3. Adam Mitskevich University
Highlight: Mida has the best school of modern language and literature and the school of international relations in Poland, ranking fifth, and is known as "Fudan University" in Poland.
4. University of Wroclaw
Highlight: The leader of Polish University Town, formerly the largest and most famous breslau University in German-speaking countries, ranked eighth.
5. university of lodz
Highlight: The most authoritative Polish university and foreign language education center are among the best in Europe in business administration and international relations.
6. Copernicus University
Highlight: Strategic cooperation with China North International Studies University. Nursing and pharmacy are famous in Poland, and modern English major is also worthy of attention!
7. Warsaw University of Technology
Recommended reason: Poland ranks third in comprehensive, and universities of science and engineering rank first. It is known as the Polish "Tsinghua University" and one of the top 500 universities in the world.
Three. Instructions for studying in Poland
Be sure to apply for a residence card and PESEL number.
The Polish residence card is a document for foreigners to legally reside in Poland and the European Union. For international students, it is basically a short card, which means that you have to apply almost once a year (the length of time depends on the decision of the immigration bureau). To apply for a residence card, you need to make an appointment two or three months in advance and fill in the application materials in Polish.
PESEL is a document that most foreign students and China people will not apply for, and many people will think PESEL is dispensable. In fact, PESEL is very important to every international student. This is Poland's social security number. Both medical care and medical insurance in Poland need PESEL. The processing of PESEL also needs the local government to fill in Polish. It is suggested that international students can find someone to help you run PESEL well.
Buy medical insurance
It is very important for every international student to buy medical insurance in Poland. If you don't buy medical insurance, it will be very inconvenient for international students to see a doctor, and they need to go to some paid clinics and hospitals. You know, the price of paid medical care in Poland is very high. So don't forget to buy Polish medical insurance when you come to Poland.
Never evade tickets.
When studying in Poland, don't think about evading tickets on buses or trains. Although there are many people on the Internet who advise you to evade tickets, it is really not worth the loss. A fine of more than 200 zlotys is imposed for evading tickets on the bus every time (each city is different), and the price of annual or semi-annual tickets for students is very favorable.