General Requirements

Deadlines

August 31, for admission in the Fall Semester, or 
January 15, for admission in the Spring Semester, 
 

but candidates, especially those from overseas, are strongly advised to submit the completed application form, the application fee, and as many required credentials as possible at the earliest possible opportunity. 
       Candidates are advised to ensure that references and any other materials coming from other sources arrive on time. 
       The candidates will be notified of their admission status shortly after receipt of all required documents (usually within three weeks, unless additional information is required). 

        Each candidate must submit an official copy of transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended where 6 or more credits were earned. 

Each candidate must demonstrate, prior to matriculation, that he/she has a Bachelor's degree (or the equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Computer  Engineering, or other related discipline. Therefore, if the transcript does not include an indication that the candidate holds a Bachelor's degree, an appropriate document demonstrating that the candidate has such a degree must be submitted prior to enrollment. 

       A candidate should submit score reports from standardized examinations, such as the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), taken within five years of the anticipated date of entrance. Submission of the standardized examination scores is not a necessary condition for admission to the studies, but it makes the admission more likely. 

       Each applicant must submit at least two letters of recommendation from individuals who can evaluate his/her prior academic performance and scholastic potential. The "Recommendation" forms included in this bulletin should be used. 

       All candidates are expected to read, understand, speak, and write English. All applicants whose native language is not English must demonstrate English language proficiency by taking a test, such as Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), British Council English Language Testing Service (ELTS) test, Cambridge Proficiency Examination, JMB Test in English, AEB Test in English for Educational Purposes, or similar. 

The test is not required if an applicant satisfies one or more of the following conditions: 

is a citizen an English-speaking country; 

has a secondary school (or college) diploma earned in an English-speaking country, 

is currently enrolled as a full time student who will have completed two years of college work in an English-speaking country prior to the entrance at the Warsaw University of Technology. 
 
 

       Each candidate who is not a citizen of Poland must provide a certified financial affidavit from a government official, an official of a recognized financial institution, or a sponsorin organization, certifying that the candidate has (or will have) funds sufficient to cover tuition and living expenses for a period of one year (approximately $8430) and that these funds are transferable to Poland. Simple statements from parents or relatives to "pay all expenses" are not acceptable. Bank statements are acceptable only if accompanied by a certified statement that funds may be transferred to Poland for the student's use. 

       A nonrefundable application processing fee of $200 must be submitted with each application. For methods of payment, see "Payment" in the "Financial Matters" section (submit a check or a copy of the bank transfer document). 

      Any documents or letters submitted in support of the application should be in English or should be accompanied by a certified English translation. 

       All materials submitted in support of the application become the property of the Warsaw University of Technology and will not be returned or forwarded to another institution. 

       All documents should be mailed to: