STEP 1 – Familiarize yourself with:
educational offer: B.Sc. programmes and M.Sc. programmes
recruitment ordinance
deadlines
information about fees
requirements for B.Sc. in Architecture, and for M.Sc. in Architecture
STEP 2 – Registration in the recruitment system
- Register in the recruitment system.
- Fill out the application and upload a recent photo that meets the requirements applied for ID cards.
Upload the required documents:
- The list of documents differs depending on whether you are applying for Bachelor’s (1st cycle) or Master’s (2nd cycle) studies.
- Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Set your preferred order of study programs:
- A candidate can be qualified for only one program – the one at the top of their individual preference list.
- Pay attention to the language in which the program is conducted.
STEP 3 – Payment of the recruitment fee
With one payment, you can choose up to three study programs.
Each candidate is assigned an individual bank account number to make the payment, regardless of the number of programs selected.
For programs with different fees, pay the higher fee.
The payment is non-refundable.
STEP 4 – Document evaluation
The Admission Committee evaluates the candidate's documents.
Bachelor’s studies (1st cycle): grades from the school-leaving certificate and the results of the central exam are considered.
If the document corresponds to the Polish Matura certificate and the exam level is not specified, the result is treated as equivalent to the basic level of the Polish Matura exam.
In countries where external exams are possible, such exam results may be considered equivalent to the extended level of the Polish Matura exam.
After reviewing the documents, the candidate is directed to an online exam.
Master’s studies (2nd cycle): after reviewing documents, the candidate is directed to a qualifying interview or test to verify the required learning outcomes.
For all programs except Computer Science, Computer Science/Computing, and Artificial Intelligence, interviews and tests are conducted online.
STEP 5 – Notification of qualification
The candidate receives information about being qualified via the recruitment system.
Within three weeks of receiving the notification, the candidate must either:
pay the tuition fee, or
submit a request for a fee exemption.
STEP 6 – Admission to studies
After paying the fee or submitting documents exempting from the fee, the candidate is officially admitted to studies.
The candidate receives a full set of documents necessary to apply for a visa.
STEP 7 – Submission of original documents
- Upon arrival in Poland, the candidate must immediately submit original admission documents to the International Relations Office.
- Documents are submitted at the Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering building, ul. Piotrowo 5, room 101, Poznań.
- Advance appointment is required:https://calenday.com/r4e
Important Information
A candidate can be admitted to only one program, but may indicate up to three programs, ranking them in order of preference.
Qualification is based on the declared preferences.
At Poznan University of Technology, programs are offered in both full-time and part-time modes.
Part-time classes take place on weekends (Saturday and Sunday).
If you have any questions, please contact us.
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