Overview
Silesian University, one of Poland's largest and most prestigious universities, offers students a wide range of academic programs. The university provides strong programs in fields such as social sciences, engineering, natural sciences, arts, law, economics, and linguistics, and is recognized for its academic achievements both nationally and internationally. Located in the city of Katowice, the university provides students with a modern learning environment and extensive research opportunities.
Silesian University, established in 1968, is one of Poland's largest centers for education and research. The university offers programs across various disciplines, with particular strengths in engineering, social sciences, law, economics, and linguistics. Students receive a well-rounded education combining theoretical courses with practical applications. Strong collaborations with industry provide numerous internship and employment opportunities, while international academic partnerships and student exchange programs offer a global educational experience.
The university not only focuses on theory but also emphasizes practical training through modern research laboratories, projects, and industry collaborations. Students can take courses across a broad range of disciplines while gaining a global perspective through numerous international partnerships and research initiatives. Additionally, student clubs, social events, and cultural programs provide opportunities for social and cultural development. English-taught programs ensure that international students can also benefit from the university’s offerings.
Programs
Tuition is shown at the highest scholarship rate; your advisor confirms your rate at registration.
| Program | Language | Duration | Annual tuition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English Studies | English | 3 Years | €1,970 | |
| Materials Science and Engineering | English | 3 Years | €1,740 | |
| Music in Multimedia | English | 3 Years | €1,740 | |
| Aquamatics | English | 2 Years | €1,970 | |
| Biophysics | English | 2 Years | €1,740 | |
| Biotechnology | English | 2 Years | €1,970 | |
| Computer Science | English | 2 Years | €1,740 | |
| Creative Management in New Media | English | 2 Years | €3,240 | |
| International Business Law and Arbitration | English | 2 Years | €1,745 | |
| International Studies in Political Science and Diplomacy | English | 2 Years | €1,740 | |
| Physics | English | 2 Years | €1,740 |
- Please note that university fees may vary from term to term. This will be confirmed in your application.
Requirements
Documents are uploaded to your portal account; your advisor completes what is missing with you.
Bachelor 7 documents
- Motivation Letter
- CV
- High School Diploma and Transcripts
- English Proficiency Certificate (B2)
- Passport
- Reference Letter
- Application Form
- Portfolio May Be Required for Art and Architecture Departments
Master 6 documents
- CV
- Passport
- IELTS, TOEFL etc. B2
- Transcript/Diploma Translations
- Motivation Letter
- Reference Letter
Application deadline: 30 Sep 2026.
The Application Deadline Varies by Department
Additional Documents May Be Requested by Departments
Scholarship & fees
Average living cost in Poland is about €8,000 per year (housing, insurance, transport). Your advisor builds the full budget with you.
Campus & video
FAQ
Questions our advisors hear most often.
What is the language of instruction?
Programs run in English. The required language certificate is listed under requirements; your advisor suggests the right test for your level.
How do I get a scholarship?
Please note that university fees may vary from term to term. This will be confirmed in your application.
When should I start?
The deadline is 30 Sep 2026. Start at least 3 months earlier for documents and the language test; admission usually arrives within 4–8 weeks.
Who submits my application?
Your documents go into your portal account and your advisor submits the application. We stay with you through admission, visa and housing.