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Wroclaw Medical University

Wroclaw, Poland

Wroclaw Medical University is one of Poland's leading public medical universities, consistently ranked as the number one university in Poland according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, where it was placed in the 501–600 band among over 2,100 assessed institutions worldwide.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Admission schedules and deadlines for the academic year 2026/27 can be found on the university website in the "Admission schedules" tab, where specific dates for each field of study are published.
The application pathway involves three steps: registering online through the IRK system, preparing and uploading required documents including high school diploma, transcript of grades, English language certificate at minimum B2 level, passport scan, and signed application form, and paying an application fee of 85 PLN.
IRK stands for Internetowa Rejestracja Kandydatów (Online Candidate Registration System), which is the application used for registering candidates for studies at Wroclaw Medical University, and registration in the IRK system is an absolute requirement for applying for admission.
According to the recruitment schedule for the academic year 2026/2027, registration in the IRK recruitment system is possible from May 2026, and registration for first-year students is conducted exclusively online.
Wroclaw Medical University has two student residences at ul. Wojciecha z Brudzewa 10-12: Student dormitory Jubilatka offers 104 double rooms with bathroom and 4 single rooms with shower outside the room, while Student dormitory Bliźniak offers 202 triple rooms and 48 double rooms, with each room having a refrigerator, wardrobe, and desks, and toilets, showers, kitchens and laundry facilities in the corridor.
Wroclaw Medical University offers several scholarships and grants, with the most frequently provided being the Rector's scholarship for students with extraordinary academic, artistic, or sports achievements, and students can also apply for a need-based grant or a student loan, with applications for the Rector's scholarship accepted in the first half of October.
Graduates of full-time studies at Polish universities have the right to work in Poland without a work permit, and they can apply for a temporary residence permit for job search, which is granted for a period of 9 months and can be applied for once directly after completing studies.
A foreigner who completed full-time studies in Poland has the right to work in Poland without a work permit, which is a major facilitation for graduates of Polish universities.

Wroclaw Medical University Application Statistics

Tuition Fees
zl 67900
Living Cost
zl 35400
Avg. GPA
2
Avg. IB
24
Avg. Percentage
55 %
Avg. IELTS
6

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