Andrzej Frycz Modrzzewski Krakow University

Yes, UAFM offers a wide range of English-taught study programmes in fields such as medicine, psychology, business, technology, and law, preparing students for future careers in an international environment.

The admissions process at UAFM guides candidates from choosing a programme through to final enrolment. The steps are: Choose Your Programme – explore the range of study programmes and find the path that matches your interests and career goals; Register Online – complete the online registration form and create your applicant profile

For most English-taught programmes, applicants need to demonstrate English proficiency at B2 level. UAFM also offers a 9-month Intensive Preparatory English Course for international students who want to strengthen their language skills before starting their degree programme. The course helps students reach the required B2 level and is designed for applicants with at least A2 level of English.

UAFM is located in Kraków, in the Zabłocie district, close to Kazimierz and the city centre, with very good access to public transport and urban infrastructure. The university operates a modern 30,000 m² campus in central Kraków, providing access to well-equipped lecture halls, laboratories, simulation centres, and modern study spaces.

While UAFM does not have its own on-campus dormitories, it provides students with accommodation options through partnerships. The university has secured places for its students at the ATOL Student Dormitory, which is managed by the Pedagogical University of Krakow, through an inter-university agreement. To secure a place, students must submit an application to the Admissions Office and pay a refundable reservation deposit of 1,000 PLN. Additionally, UAFM collaborates with several high-standard private student residences in Krakow, including LivinnX Kraków, Student Depot, and Zeitraum Student House, which offer fully furnished studio flats with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, along with amenities like gyms, study areas, and 24-hour security.

Yes, graduates of full-time studies at Polish universities are exempt from the obligation to have a work permit. This means that after completing your studies at UAFM, you can seek employment in Poland without needing a separate work permit, though you will need to ensure you have a valid legal stay, such as a temporary residence permit.

After graduation, you should apply for a temporary residence permit if you wish to stay in Poland for a period exceeding 3 months