FIRST STEP
Familiarize yourself with:
educational offer: B.Sc. programmes and M.Sc. programmes
recruitment ordinance
deadlines
information about fees
requirements for the field of Architecture
SECOND STEP
- Register in the recruitment system.
- Fill out the form and upload a photo, which must be current and comply with the requirements for issuing identity documents.
- Upload the required documents. The list of required documents for candidates for the first-cycle and second-cycle studies. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
- Establish the preferred order of courses you are applying for admission to. A candidate is only qualified for one course – the one that is at the top of the individual preference list. Pay attention to the language in which the studies are conducted.
- If you are applying for courses in Architecture, upload your portfolio to the recruitment system.
THIRD STEP
Make the recruitment fee payment.
An individual bank account number is generated for each Candidate, to which one recruitment fee is paid, regardless of the number of selected courses. For courses with different fees, pay the higher fee. The paid fee is non-refundable.
FOURTH STEP
The Recruitment Committee evaluates the Candidate's documents.
For first-degree studies, grades from the certificate as well as the central examination are taken into account. If the level of the examination corresponding to the Polish maturity certificate/high school diploma has not been specified, its result will be considered equivalent to the basic level of the Polish maturity examination. In countries where the candidate can take an external exam as an additional qualification exam for first-degree studies, the result of such an exam may be considered equivalent to the extended level of the Polish maturity examination. The number of points obtained by Candidates is calculated based on ranking formulas.
In the case of second-cycle studies, after analyzing the attached documents, the candidate is referred to an interview or test. For all programs except informatyka/Computing and sztuczna inteligencja/Artificial Intelligence, interviews and tests are take place online.
Important Information for Applicants to M.Sc. in Computing – Cybersecurity, M.Sc. in Computing – Software Engineering, and M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence
We would like to inform you that an entrance test will be required for the following programs:
- M.Sc. in Computing – Cybersecurity
- M.Sc. in Computing – Software Engineering
- M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence
- Date: February 13, 2025
- Location: Poznan University of Technology Campus
Important Information for Applicants to the M.Sc. in Civil Engineering and M.Sc. in Computing Programs
The selection of a preferred specialization within the aforementioned programs will be available during the admission test. Please note that selecting a specialization does not guarantee placement in the preferred specialization. It will be possible to choose between Software Engineering, or Cybersecurity when applying for M.Sc. in Computing. In case of M.Sc. in Civil Engineering it will be possible to choose between Structural Engineering, or Construction Technology and Management.
FIFTH STEP
The Candidate receives information about admission to studies via the recruitment system.
Within three weeks of receiving the information, the candidate is obliged to pay the tuition fee or submit an application for exemption from fees.
SIXTH STEP
After paying the fee or submitting documents exempting from fees, the candidate will be admitted to studies and will receive a set of documents, based on which they can apply for a visa.
SEVENTH STEP
Submission of original documents. Upon arrival in Poland, the Candidate is required to immediately present the original recruitment documents at the International Cooperation Department office. Documents are accepted in the building of civil engineering at ul. Piotrowo 5 in Poznań, room 101.
Appointments are required: https://calenday.com/r4e
WORTH TO KNOW:
- A candidate can only be admitted to one study course, but has the right to indicate several courses, specifying the preferred order in which they are willing to undertake studies.
- The candidate is qualified for studies while maintaining preferences for courses.
- At the Poznań University of Technology, studies are conducted as full-time and part-time. Classes for part-time studies are held on weekends.