OnlineWSB is the university's e-learning platform where you can access course materials, assignments, and tests 24/7 and work at your convenience within set deadlines. MS Teams is where live, real-time video classes take place with your lecturer and fellow students at scheduled times

To study in English, you must demonstrate proficiency at a minimum B2 level. Accepted certificates include IELTS (minimum 5.5 points), TOEFL iBT (minimum 72 points), Cambridge English certificates (FCE, CAE, CPE), and many others. If you don't have a certificate, the university can assess your proficiency through a written test and Skype interview .

The process involves: 1) Preparing required documents (with a passport valid for at least 6 months), 2) Registering on the official website and uploading documents, 3) Completing an initial pre-screening (entrance exam and interview conducted online), 4) Paying the tuition and admission fee, 5) Receiving your Learning Agreement and Rector's Decision, 6) Obtaining your Letter of Acceptance for visa application, and 7) Arriving on campus for final document verification

Foreign students who started their education in the academic year 2019/2020 or later are entitled to apply for several forms of financial support, including the Rector's Scholarship, Scholarship for Persons with Disabilities, Minister's Scholarship, Maintenance Grant, and Allowance

Scholarships and grants are available for a total of 12 semesters across first-cycle, second-cycle, and uniform master's studies. Specifically, they are available for first-degree studies for no more than 9 semesters, and for second-degree studies for no more than 7 semesters

WSB University does not have its own dormitories. However, students can rent a room in a dormitory of other universities that WSB has partnership agreements with. Alternatively, students can rent private apartments on the real estate market, and the university recommends contacting local real estate agencies for assistance with formalities

Students typically choose between two options: dormitories (through partnership agreements with other universities) or private apartments. Since the university has faculties in multiple cities including Dąbrowa Górnicza, Cracow, Cieszyn, and Żywiec, accommodation options vary by location. Real estate agencies in each city can help find suitable housing

Yes, you can stay in Poland for up to 12 months after completing your degree program. Your residence is conditional on your student visa's expiry date. As long as it remains valid, you are allowed to stay and work full-time while searching for employment

To extend your stay beyond your student visa, you will need a work permit, which can be arranged by your employer. If you need to renew your visa while still studying, you can do so by visiting a Polish consulate in your home country during holidays. In exceptional cases, visa extension may be possible in Poland by contacting the immigration department at your nearest Provincial Office (Urząd Wojewódzki) .