Kozminski University has a modern, well-equipped urban campus covering about 3.4 hectares in the Praga Północ district of Warsaw, easily accessible by public transport and about 15–20 minutes from the city centre. The campus consists of four main buildings (A, B, C, D) with a total area of around 20,000 m² dedicated to teaching, research and student life.

There are around 9000 students in the university.

To apply for a bachelor’s degree, you must hold a recognized high school diploma or secondary school leaving certificate that entitles you to pursue higher education. If your diploma was earned outside Poland, it should be translated into Polish or English by a sworn translator and may need recognition (nostrification) before the end of your first semester, unless your qualification falls under accepted international systems like the International Baccalaureate or European Baccalaureate. You’ll need to submit an online application form through the university’s admissions portal along with the following: Original high school diploma and transcript of records (or certified duplicates). Translated copies of foreign educational documents in Polish or English. Copy of your passport or national ID. Passport-size photo and proof of payment of the non-refundable admission fee. Since bachelor’s programs are taught in English, international applicants must provide evidence of English proficiency — typically a B2 or higher level certificate such as IELTS or TOEFL. Depending on your educational background (e.g., diploma from an English-medium school in certain countries), you might be exempt from this requirement.

Kozminski University is located in Warsaw, a capital city that is generally considered safe for students and residents, with efficient public services, well-lit streets, and organized emergency systems such as the 112 general emergency number for immediate police, fire, or medical response.

Student life at Kozminski University is active, social, and diverse, blending academic engagement with cultural, athletic, and community activities. The campus in Warsaw covers about 3.4 ha and includes modern lecture halls, study rooms, a library, fitness facilities, cafeterias, a bookstore, and common areas that make everyday life vibrant and connected.

Kozminski University does not have its own on-campus dormitories or student residence halls; instead, students arrange housing off-campus in Warsaw. The Student Support Centre helps international and exchange students find suitable accommodation by providing information, guidance, and recommended real estate platforms and agencies that specialize in student rentals.

Kozminski University places strong emphasis on career development and recruitment support for its students. The university has a dedicated Career Office (Biuro Karier i Rozwoju Studentów) that offers career counselling, CV and interview workshops, job-search assistance, and individual coaching to help students prepare for the job market.

You must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognised university relevant to the postgraduate programme you’re applying for. Admission to most master’s programmes usually requires completion of an undergraduate degree in a related field. Online Application & Documents: Submit a completed online application through the university’s admissions portal. Required documents typically include official transcripts and degree certificates, a copy of your passport, and any other forms requested in the admissions checklist. English Language Proficiency: Because many programmes are taught in English, you generally must demonstrate English proficiency at least at B2 level or higher. Accepted certificates include IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge FCE/CAE, or equivalent, unless English was your language of instruction at a prior institution. Some master’s programmes may require a motivation letter, CV, recommendation letters, or interview, depending on the field of study and programme. If you are a non‑EU student, you may also need to demonstrate financial means, health insurance, and visa documentation when applying for a study permit in Poland.