Warsaw School of Economics

The steps to apply for international students at Warsaw School of Economics is given as follows:

• Create an account and fill in the forms in the online registration system (ISR): start with your basic personal data and contact address;
• Select for which cycle of study you wish to apply;
• Upload a photo of yourself – choose it carefully as the school will use it in your student ID card - photo requirements;?
• Pay an admission fee (85 PLN) to the individual bank account number which is specified in the Internet Registration System (IRS)
• Create the list of fields of study you are interested in and arrange them according to your preferences;
• Upload scans of your educational documents and the certificate confirming your knowledge of English at least at the B2 level;
• Once you complete the above steps, including the upload of documents marked as 'obligatory', submit your scans for verification through the registration system (click the button "Submit for verification").
• After you submit your scans for verification, we will need a couple of days to verify them - you will see the outcome of the verification process in the document upload tab in the registration system. In the case the admissions committee has any doubts or requires some additional documents, they will contact you through the registration system.?
• Please note that translations, legalisation/apostille and decision on recognition of your school-leaving certificate (if applicable) are not required at the stage of qualification but they must be submitted before the deadline specified in your decision on admission (usually late September or early October)/
• Do not forget to check your account for important messages on regular basis.

? The complete list of documents required from international students in the admission procedure for studies in English for the academic year 2022/2023 includes the following:

1. Signed application form printed from the online registration system;
2. ID card or passport (for inspection only);
3. Academic degree Diploma (or an equivalent document). In the case of diplomas issued by non-Polish universities, the Diploma must entitle you to undertake second-cycle studies in the country where (or in the education system in which) the document was issued; in such a case, you also need to submit a relevant Diploma supplement or transcript of grades. In the case of non-Polish and non-EU educational documents, you should also:

• legalise or apostille your Diploma – read more about legalisation and apostille below;
• submit a translation into Polish or English of your Diploma (and of its supplement or transcript of grades) – read more about accepted translations below;

4. A document confirming your knowledge of English
5. Power of attorney - (applicable to candidates who wish to appoint a representative for managing the admission process)