Study in English – REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
BACHELOR’S STUDIES
LIST OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR THE 1st CYCLE STUDIES (foreign students)
- Signed application for admission to studies (available through the on-line recruitment)
- Copy of passport (the original document to be presented)
- Copy of the residence card (if applicable; the original document to be presented)
- Copy of the Pole’s Card (if applicable; the original document to be presented)
- Document confirming health insurance for the entire study period (if the insurance covers a period of time shorter than the study time, there should be submitted a relevant statement, wherein the candidate undertakes to prolong the insurance)
- Medical examination certificate of no contraindications to studying in the selected specialization and type of education
- Proof of payment of the application fee
- One photo in an electronic version (compliant with the ID document photo standards)
- Diploma of secondary education (legalized or stamped with apostille)
- Secondary school-leaving examination certificate (legalized or stamped with apostille)
- Certification stating that a given certificate entitles the candidate to undertake studies at higher education institutions in the country of issuance (the certification is essential when there is no relevant annotation on the certificate/diploma)
- Documentation with the secondary education transcript of records, including a list of courses, obtained grades, number of hours assigned to particular subjects (legalized or stamped with apostille)
- Nostrification of the certificate (if the candidate does not have one, it should be delivered by the end of the first term)
- Document certifying the command of Polish (optional)
- (If the candidate is under 18) Written consent of parents/legal guardians to participation of the candidate in the recruitment process and signing the contract upon the candidate’s admission to the University. The consent should bear a legible signature and be translated into Polish.
- Certificate of the command of English (for study programs in English)
Bachelor Studies (CEFR level – B1):- FCE (First Certificate in English)
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System) from 4.0-5.0 points
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
– 57-86 points in Internet Based Test (IBT)
– 163-226 points in Computer Based Test (CBT)
– 487-566 points in Paper Based Test (PBT) - British Council EnglishScore:
– 300-399 points in Core Skills Test
– 300-399 points in Speaking Test (both tests must be passed)
- In addition:
- for the specialization of eurhythmics – program for the piano examination;
- in the field of instrumental studies, for the specializations of piano, jazz piano, harpsichord, organ, guitar, jazz guitar, bass guitar, accordion – program for the major instrument examination;
- in the field of instrumental studies, for the specializations of early instruments, violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, harp, percussion, jazz music – program for the major instrument examination as well as scores for an accompanist; if the candidate fails to deliver the scores, it is assumed that he/she provides an accompanist by oneself;
- for the specialization of vocal and acting performance – program for the solo singing examination as well as scores for an accompanist; if the candidate fails to deliver the scores, it is assumed that he/she provides an accompanist by oneself.
PLEASE NOTE that documents have to be translated into Polish by a certified translator entered into the register of certified translators run by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Poland; the candidate is also allowed to submit a translation authorised by the consul of the Republic of Poland, performing one’s duties in a given country.
MASTER’S STUDIES
LIST OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR THE 2nd CYCLE STUDIES (foreign students)
- Signed application for admission to studies (available through the on-line recruitment)
- Copy of passport (the original document to be presented)
- Copy of the residence card (if applicable; the original document to be presented)
- Copy of the Pole’s Card (if applicable; the original document to be presented)
- Document confirming health insurance for the entire study period (if the insurance covers a period of time shorter than the study time, there should be produced a relevant statement, wherein the candidate undertakes to prolong the insurance)
- Medical examination certificate of no contraindications to studying in the selected specialization and type of education
- Proof of payment of the application fee
- One photo in an electronic version (compliant with the ID document photo standards)
- Diploma of completion of the 1st or 2nd cycle studies, or long-cycle Master’s studies (legalized or stamped with apostille)
- Supplement, or Transcript of Records, including information on the completed courses, received grades, number of ECTS credits, number of hours (legalized or stamped with apostille)
- Certification stating that the candidate’s certificate/diploma entitles the candidate to apply for admission to the 2nd cycle studies in the country where the educational institution issuing the certificate/diploma in question operates (the certification is necessary when there is no relevant annotation on the certificate/diploma)
- Certificate of the command of English (for study programs in English)
Master Studies (CEFR level – B2):- CAE (Certificate in Advanced English)
- CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English)
- BEC2 (Business English Certificate 2)
- BEC3 (Business English Certificate 3)
- CEIBT (Certificate in English for International Business and Trade)
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System) above 5.5 points
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
– above 87 points in Internet Based Test (iBT)
– above 227 points in Computer Based Test (CBT)
– above 567 points in Paper Based Test (PBT) - British Council EnglishScore:
– above 400 points in Core Skills Test
– above 400 points in Speaking Test (both tests must be passed)
- In addition:
- in the field of instrumental studies, for the specializations of piano, harpsichord, organ, guitar, accordion – program for the major instrument examination;
- in the field of instrumental studies, for the specializations of early instruments, violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, harp, percussion – program for the major instrument examination as well as scores for an accompanist; if the candidate fails to deliver the scores, it is assumed that he/she provides an accompanist by oneself;
- for the specialization of vocal and acting performance - program for the solo singing examination as well as scores for an accompanist; if the candidate fails to deliver the scores, it is assumed that he/she provides an accompanist by oneself.
PLEASE NOTE that documents have to be translated into Polish by a certified translator entered into the register of certified translators run by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Poland; the candidate is also allowed to submit a translation authorised by the consul of the Republic of Poland, performing one’s duties in a given country.