WSHIU Academy of Applied Sciences in Poznań
Poznań
Study + Work Pathway to Poland
Study in Poland. Build Your Future in Europe.
Bachelor's and Master's pathways with guidance from school application through visa preparation.
Affordable European education. Real student support. Clear next steps.
Eligibility, admission, work rights, and visa approval depend on the applicant, the school, and Polish law. No outcome is guaranteed.
Degrees taught in English
Study inside the EU at partner universities with English-taught Bachelor's and Master's programs.
Tuition from €2,700 a year
Partner tuition generally runs about €1,350 to €4,200 per year, far below many other European destinations.
Real scholarship options
Erasmus+, university merit and sports awards, and the Polish government Banach NAWA scholarship for Master's students.
Work rights while studying
Polish rules allow students up to 20 hours a week during classes and up to 40 during holidays.
University Partners in Poland
Study pathways through verified institutions
Vistula University
Warsaw
Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University
Kraków
VIZJA University
Warsaw
Partner availability, programs, and intakes may change. AGH supports applicants with preparation and pathway services; admission decisions are made by the universities.
At WSHIU, available Bachelor’s and Master’s pathways may include Management and Logistics options.
Why Poland
A European start that stays within reach
Poland has become a practical choice for students who want European study without the price tag of the most expensive destinations.
Kinder on the budget
Living costs for students usually land around 1,500 to 2,000 PLN a month (roughly ₱25,000), with dormitory rooms from about 360 PLN and health insurance from about 60 PLN.
A real European experience
Live and study inside the EU, with Berlin, Prague, Vienna and the rest of Europe a short trip away.
Time to study, work and live
Partner schedules can be flexible. At WSHIU classes run about three days a week, which leaves room for part-time work and rest.
A degree that travels
Internationally recognised European degrees, internships and Erasmus+ exchanges open doors. Future work and status always depend on law and your own circumstances.
Programs
Bachelor's and Master's pathways
From Management and Logistics at WSHIU in Poznań to engineering, design, health and social sciences at Vistula, VIZJA and Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University. Tuition across partners generally runs about €1,350 to €4,200 a year.
Undergraduate
Bachelor's pathway
For senior high or K-12 graduates who want their first degree in Europe. Three years, taught in English, from about €2,700 a year at WSHIU.
- Management, Logistics, Human Resources
- Business, Trade and Services, Accounting and Finance
- International Relations, Tourism and Hospitality
- Computer Engineering, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence
- Architecture, Graphic Design, Psychology, Public Health
Postgraduate
Master's pathway
For degree holders and working professionals. Two years, taught in English, from about €3,000 a year at WSHIU, and eligible for the Banach NAWA scholarship.
- Management, Logistics, Economics
- Finance and Accounting
- International Relations
- International Tourism and Hospitality Management
- Management and Production Engineering
WSHIU intakes are October 1 and March 1. Other partners run their own admission calendars. Available programs, fees and intake dates can change, so we confirm the current options with you before any application is prepared.
Scholarships and funding
Ways to bring the cost down
Poland funds international students in several ways. We help you go after the ones you qualify for.
Banach NAWA government scholarship
For Master's studies. Monthly stipend of PLN 2,500, a PLN 2,500 travel allowance, and tuition fully waived at public universities. Filipinos are eligible. Awards are decided by NAWA.
University merit scholarships
WSHIU gives about $1,500 a year to second-year students with a 4.2 grade average, plus sports and extracurricular awards.
Early-applicant tuition discounts
Vistula offers up to 25% off tuition on selected programs for applicants with a B2 English certificate and at least an 80% GPA.
Erasmus+ and internships
Partner schools take part in Erasmus+ exchanges and run internship programs so you gain real European work experience while you study.
Scholarship decisions are made by the universities and by NAWA, and conditions can change each academic year. No award is guaranteed.
Cost of living
About ₱25,000 a month to live as a student
Poland is far gentler on the budget than Canada or Australia, and your school helps you find a dormitory or shared apartment before you arrive.
- Student dormitory
- from 360 PLN / month
- Rented room
- from 700 PLN / month
- Health insurance
- from 60 PLN / month
- Student lunch
- from 15 PLN
- 3-month transport pass
- 120 to 240 PLN
- Typical monthly total
- 1,500 to 2,000 PLN (about ₱25,000)
How it works
Five clear steps, no guesswork
- 1
Free eligibility check
Answer a few short questions so we understand your profile.
- 2
Document review
We look at your records and tell you what is missing or needs fixing.
- 3
School application
We help you prepare and send your application to a partner school.
- 4
Admission, financial and visa preparation
We guide your paperwork and run mock interview practice for the visa stage.
- 5
Pre-departure support
Checklists and reminders so you arrive prepared, not rushed.
What AGH helps with
Our service package: ₱65,000
This is what you pay AGH for preparation and guidance. It is broken down so you know exactly what each part covers. Dollar figures are approximate, based on market value.
₱25,000≈ $431
Scholarship and school application assistance
We prepare and submit your school application and support your scholarship readiness.
₱25,000≈ $431
Visa assistance and mock interview preparation
Visa file preparation support plus practice interviews so you walk in ready.
₱15,000≈ $259
Student document preparation and paperwork assessment
Document checks, formatting guidance, and a clear list of what still needs action.
University tuition, government fees, insurance, translations, apostille, travel, accommodation, and other third-party expenses are separate unless specifically stated. No payment is requested through this page.
What you may need
A general document checklist
Use this to start gathering early. Exact requirements vary by school, program, and consular practice.
- Valid passport
- Academic diploma and school records
- Transcript of records
- Apostille or authentication where required
- Certified translations where required
- Proof of English or language ability, depending on the program
- Financial proof
- Insurance
- Other school or consular documents
Work while studying
Earn while you learn, with clear expectations
Polish rules allow students to work up to 20 hours a week during classes and up to 40 hours a week during holiday periods. With a flexible schedule of around three days of classes a week at WSHIU, many students find room for part-time work, rest and travel.
We share these figures so you can plan, not as a promise. AGH does not place students in jobs, and any agency promising guaranteed employment abroad is not being straight with you.
Typical estimates from our program materials: around 3,000 PLN a month (roughly ₱50,000) working 20 hours a week during classes, and around 5,500 PLN a month (roughly ₱92,000) at 40 hours during holidays. Actual hours, pay and entitlements depend on the rules in force at the time, your visa and residence status, and the job market.
No job placement, salary, employer, or work permit is guaranteed by AGH. Build your budget so your studies are covered even before any work income comes in.
Who you are working with
AGH Global Pipeline Philippines
We prepare students properly before anything is submitted, so your file is complete, honest, and ready.
Scholarship preparation center
Academic readiness partner
Pre-screening support provider
Student pathway support organization
Transparent fee breakdown No guaranteed-outcome claims aghmanagement@anayasway.org
FAQ
Straight answers to common questions
Ready to see if Poland fits your plan?
One short form. About a minute. No documents, no payment.