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What type of university is Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University and what makes it unique?

Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University (UAFM) is one of the largest non-public universities in Poland, located in Kraków

What programmes are offered in English at UAFM?

UAFM offers a wide range of English-taught study programmes in fields such as medicine, psychology, business, technology, law, health sciences, management, architecture, and arts

How do I apply for admission to UAFM as an international student?

The admissions process at UAFM follows a step-by-step procedure. Candidates must first choose their desired programme, then complete the online registration form and create an applicant profile. Required documents and a student ID photo must be uploaded through the online admissions system

What documents are required for admission and what are the language requirements?

International applicants are required to submit a signed application form generated in the system, proof of recruitment fee payment (19 EUR), a copy of their passport or identification document, and a copy of their secondary school-leaving certificate, maturity certificate, or bachelor's degree

Where is the university located and what is the campus like?

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

Does the university provide accommodation for international students?

UAFM provides a comfortable and student-friendly environment with access to modern dormitories

Can international graduates stay in Poland after completing their studies to look for work?

Graduates of full-time studies at a Polish university can apply for a temporary residence permit for the purpose of looking for work or intending to run a business.

Do I need a work permit to work in Poland after graduation?

If you are a graduate of full-time studies at a Polish university, you can work without a work permit. However, if you wish to stay in Poland for a period exceeding 3 months and your primary purpose of stay is work, you should apply for a temporary residence permit. This permit entitles you to work in Poland only on the conditions specified therein.

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