Poland

KRAKOW, WARSAW, Wroclaw,

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Capital: Warsaw

Area [sq. km]: 312685

Currency: 1 US Dollar = 3.17380 Polish Zloty (PLN)

Religions: Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox

Population: 38482919

Languages: Polish, English

Time Zone: UTC + 1

Dialing Code: 48

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Study Abroad Programs (Courses taught in Polish unless otherwise noted)

KRAKOW

Jagiellonian University
Organization: Academic Programs International (API), Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA), LEXIA International
Terms: Academic year, Fall or Spring semester, Summer (CEA).
Eligibility: Min. 2.5 GPA, min. sophomore status.
Instruction: English and Polish.
Subjects: Lexia: Civilization seminar, Research methods seminar, and Field Research project. API: Polish Language, Humanities and Social Sciences. CEA: Polish Language & Culture.
Housing: Student residence on campus or independent living.
Deadline: Lexia: Academic year, Fall: May 1; Spring: November 1; Summer: April 1. API: Academic year, Fall: May 10; Spring: October 15; Summer: April 1; CEA: Summer: April 1

WARSAW

Warsaw School of Economics
Organization: CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)
Terms: Fall and Spring semester.
Eligibility: 2.75 GPA, min. one semester of college.
Instruction: English and Polish.
Subjects: Full university curriculum.
Housing: Student residences on campus.
Deadline: Fall semester: May 10; Spring semester: October 15

Exchange Programs (Courses taught in Polish unless otherwise noted)

WROCLAW

Wroclaw University
Organization: ISEP International Student Exchange Program
Terms: Academic year or semester exchanges.
Eligibility: Admission to ISEP and IPE.
Instruction: For students with a good knowledge of Polish and the appropriate prerequisites, the whole range of courses offered by the university is available. Courses taught in English are offered through the Int
Subjects: Anthropology, Archaelology, Art history, Earth Science, Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry, Communications (Film, Intercultural, Journalism), Computer Science, Drama, Economics, English, Environmental Sciences, Geography, History, Humanities, International Relations, Language (Classical, French, German, Russian, Spanish), Law, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Sociology, Tourism and Recreation.
Housing: Double rooms with a private bathroom and kitchenette in student hostel.
Deadline: Semester 1 or Academic year (programs beginning in July, August or September): January 15; Semester 2 (programs beginning in January, February or March): August 15

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