University of Wrocław Admission 2027 for International Students

Admission at a glance

The University of Wroclaw is a large public university with faculties across the city of Wroclaw, offering a smaller set of full degree programmes taught entirely in English than some of the larger technical universities, concentrated in the sciences, biotechnology and humanities. International non-EU candidates apply through a dedicated portal, international-applications.uni.wroc.pl, separate from the university's Polish-language recruitment system: after registering an account and paying the registration fee, a candidate completes personal data and selects a programme, then waits roughly two weeks from a complete application for an assessment decision. An admitted candidate receives an offer letter and must accept it and pay the first year's tuition within four weeks; the university issues a formal Admission Letter only once payment is confirmed, which the candidate then uses for the visa application and for pre-arrival preparation, including the university's own academic calendar and arrival handbooks. Tuition is charged per year rather than per semester, fixed by programme, and runs higher in the first year of a bachelor's or master's degree than in following years. Biotechnology and Medical Biotechnology run on an earlier, partly rolling recruitment timeline, closing in July, while other English-taught programmes close later in the summer, in late August.

Requirements

Bachelor

• A secondary school certificate that qualifies for higher education in its country of issue.
• English proficiency at CEFR B2: IELTS 5.5 (academic or general), TOEFL iBT 72 (or 4+ on the post-2026 scale), PTE Academic 59, or an accepted Cambridge, Trinity, LanguageCert or Oxford Test of English certificate.
• Programme-specific requirements, particularly for Biotechnology and Medical Biotechnology, which run their own earlier admission timeline.

Master

• A bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
• The same B2 English minimum as bachelor level.
• Programme-specific requirements set by the admitting faculty.

Full requirements and documents