Poland is located at the heart of the European continent. The country is a meeting place not only for cultures and ideas, but also for conflict and confrontation. Poland's borders have changed many times over the centuries. Its present borders were set after World War II ended in 1945. Poland has seven neighbors: Germany, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russian Kaliningrad.
Poland has emerged as one of the top study destinations of the world. Students from all over the world visit the country where the world’s first Ministry of Education was established. This alone shows how much committed Poland is towards its education sector. Here are some of the top reasons to study in Poland for international students.
Affordable Tuition Fees
Low Cost of Living
Scholarships
Work & Study
