Tuition Waivers and Rector's Scholarships at Polish Universities: What Indian Students Can Get
Polish public universities rarely discount fees for new non-EU students, but a few run competitions for full tuition waivers, and enrolled students with top results can apply for the rector's scholarship. Here is what we confirmed on official pages.
Every Polish university runs a rector's scholarship for its best students, based on grades and achievements, usually awarded from the second year. Silesian Tech also lists a pro-quality scholarship for the best international students. Social scholarships, based on family income, are generally limited to foreigners with a permanent residence or similar status.
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We found no merit discounts for new fee-paying non-EU students at the University of Warsaw or Warsaw University of Technology. If you are offered a "scholarship" for these universities by an agent, ask for the university's written decision.
University scholarships in Poland: Frequently Asked Questions
Which Polish universities give tuition waivers to Indian students?
UMCS Lublin (Best Applicant Contest, one or two places per programme), Lodz Tech (20 free places a year for candidates with exceptional achievements) and the University of Silesia (a competition for the best foreign candidates).
Can foreign students get the rector's scholarship in Poland?
Yes. Polish universities award rector's scholarships to students with the best results, usually from the second year, and foreign students can apply. Check your university's rules for fee-paying students.
Does the University of Warsaw give scholarships to Indian students?
We found no rector's scholarship or merit discount for new fee-paying non-EU students at the University of Warsaw. Its fee rules allow exemptions in justified cases.
Does Jagiellonian University reduce fees?
Fee reductions or exemptions are possible in exceptional cases, such as hardship or very high grades, but not in the first year. NAWA scholarship holders are exempt.
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