Documents
Your admission is now secure and we can’t wait to see you on campus. As you prepare for this exciting new chapter, remember to have these essential documents ready to ensure a smooth arrival.
In this section you’ll find key insights into often forgotten documents that our candidates believe are not required. We understand that delaying these matters can result in significant losses of both time and money. Our aim is to help you save on both fronts by providing valuable tips and reminders.
1Remember that it’s not enough to upload documents to the Extranet system. You must also bring all the original documents with you. Even if you’ve used an agency, this doesn’t mean that you need a separate set of documents.
2High school or previous university documents: check if you need an apostille/legalisation. This should be done at the Polish Embassy. If your documents are not in English, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, Turkish or Azerbaijani, you will need to have them translated into Polish or English:
Bachelor’s (undergraduate) – high school certificate with transcripts is required;
Master’s (graduate) – BA diploma with transcripts is required.
3Insurance: This is one of the documents required by our university.
4Language certificate: If you do not provide an original language certificate or confirmation from another school that your studies were conducted in English, you will be required to take a written language test at the university. Acceptable certificates include TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, FCE, ESOL, IESOL, SET, EBC, EOS, LCCI, CAE, CPE, BEC, CEIBT, CELS, ELP, Duolingo and Cambridge at the B1 level or above. If you do not pass the test, you will be required to attend a compulsory English language course for a fee.
These are the documents that our candidates often overlook upon arrival. The Admission Office will provide each of you with information on what documents you need to bring with you.