International English Language Testing System IELTS — above 6 points.

Admission Information for BA or BSC (Bachelors) Candidates:

•           Notarized secondary school certificate or an official duplicate issued by the candidate’s high school,

•           filled out application form,

•           4 passport-size photographs,

•           copy of candidate’s ID (passport),

•           certificate of the English language proficiency optionally (unless the high school courses were taught in English);

•           medical certificate with no contraindication for studying,

•           admission fee payment receipt.

Admission Information for MA (Master) candidates

•           Undergraduate program diploma or an official duplicate issued by the university,

•           candidate’s CV with the details about the school and professional career optionally,

•           one academic reference and one personal reference optionally,

•           filled out application form,

•           4 passport-size photographs,

•           copy of the candidate’s ID (passport),

•           proof of English language proficiency (unless the first degree was taught in English),

•           medical certificate with no contraindication for studying,

•           Admission fee payment receipt.

However a candidate might be additionally asked to submit

•           Notarized secondary school certificate or an official duplicate issued by the candidate’s high school (when applying for master program),

•           A supplement to the undergraduate program diploma or a copy of the bachelor thesis,

•           and other documentation.

              BA in International Business

•             BA in International Relations

•             BA in Management and Marketing in Cross-cultural Context

•             BA in Media, Diplomacy and International Negotiations

              MA in Diplomacy and Intercultural Studies

•             MA in Asian Studies (co-funded by ESF)

•             MA in Human Rights and Genocide Studies (Joint European Degree)

•             MA in Intercultural Communication and New Media

•             MA in International Business and Negotiations

•             MA in International Relations

•             MA in Management and Global Affairs

Collegium Civitas does not offer campus accommodation but finding a suitable place to live in Warsaw is not a problem. When it comes to accommodation in Warsaw, there are several options to consider, depending on your lifestyle, personal requirements and financial situation.

Collegium Civitas has reserved accommodation in a Student Hall of Residence, either in the old building or the new building. The old building is located in the student district “Przyjazn” (“Friendship”) and offers common toilets and showers and Internet access in each room.

 The new building is called “Jelonek” and offers furnished rooms with a common kitchen, TV hall, a gym, laundry facilities, and Internet access.

The price of accommodation for Collegium Civitas  students (those on the list for lodging from the university) is significantly reduced compared to the regular cost.

 The houses are in an excellent location, near recreational areas, bike paths, grocery stores and just a quick hop by public transport to the city center and the university.

You can rent a flat or a room in a “student flat” (a flat rented by several students together) or a room in a house/flat occupied by its owners.

Living in a student flat is likely to be less complicated. Depending on the situation – there could be single, double or even multi-bed rooms.

The cost of such accommodation in Warsaw depends on the area and standard, and ranges from 300 to 500 euros per month. Finding accommodation in Warsaw might take a while. Be prepared to stay overnight in a hotel or a cheaper place like a youth hostel.

There are a number of scholarships available within the limits defined in bilateral  agreements.

They are financed either by the Polish or the foreign partner’s government, often with the aim to enhance exchange within a specific field of study.

The amount of a scholarship depends on the type of study undertaken.

It is also advisable to check with local authorities if they have a scholarship programme that includes studies in Poland.