Is Poland good for higher education?

International students agree that universities in Poland provide some of the best higher education in Europe. This ranked Poland fifth among the best places to study in Europe, in the StudyPortals International Student Satisfaction Awards 2014, boosting its position by eight places from last year’s 13th position.

Are Poland degrees Recognised?

In countries with which Poland has signed agreements, Polish degrees are recognised according to the rules set by those countries. In other countries, Polish degrees are recognised in accordance with the regulations on the academic recognition of foreign qualifications in force in a given country.

Is Germany good for higher education?

Germany is a higher education paradise. Not surprisingly, Germany is ranked among the world’s top destinations for international students. According to the latest official statistics, there are over 357,000 foreign students seeking a university degree in Germany whereas the number is steadily increasing.

Is Polish degree valid in UK?

Existing undergraduate qualifications acquired in other European countries will usually be recognised and accepted by Polish universities. Your Polish Masters degree or PhD will also be internationally recognised, including by UK employers, due to Poland’s involvement in the Bologna process.

Is it easy for an international student to get a job in Poland?

According to new regulations of the Government of Poland, it has become easy for international students to get part-time jobs. Actually, international students move to distant places for the sake of education.

What are the advantages of working in Poland?

What are the benefits of working in Poland?

• Working hours and paid time off. The working hours in Poland is 40 hours per week and 8 hours per day.
• Minimum wage.
• Taxes.
• Leave of Absence.
• Social security benefits.
• Sick leave and pay.
• Life insurance.
• Maternity, paternity and parental leave.