Admission to the semester exchange program at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (Poland) has been announced
Period of study: summer semester 2024/25: February 24, 2025 - July 06, 2025
⏱️Дедлайн application deadline: November 11, 2024.
The admission for semester exchange students during the academic year 2024-2025 at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (AMU) (Republic of Poland) has been announced.
Period of study: summer semester 2024/25: February 24, 2025 - July 06, 2025
Application deadline: November 11, 2024.
Before applying, please contact the International Department to clarify the availability of your specialty for study at the Adam Mickiewicz University.
Language of instruction: English/Polish.
Students are free to choose any disciplines from the list of https://amupie.amu.edu.pl/?semester=Summer&t=amupie&year=2024%2F2025 (more than 200 offers) from other faculties (however, most should be related to the main field of study). The chosen disciplines must first be agreed with the faculty.
Financing: tuition is free of charge. Transportation costs, accommodation, health insurance, and meals are at the students' own expense.
Accommodation: students can find accommodation on their own (for example, rent an apartment) or stay in one of the university dormitories: https://amu.edu.pl/en/education/amu-dormitories. Depending on the dormitory and the type of room, the price range varies from 620 to 1200 PLN per month.
List of required documents (to be agreed with the faculty and the Department of International Initiatives and Project Activities)
1. List of selected disciplines and completed application form (uploaded after registration).
2. An extract from the individual curriculum for the entire period of study + translation into English (send in one file, translation can be ordered from any translation agency or done independently and sent for verification to the department's email ).
3. Photo in electronic format (as for a visa)
4. A scan of your international passport
5. Certificate of confirmation of English level B2 and above (if available)
Where are the classes held? The university has three campuses in the city, which are easily accessible by public transport (trams, buses, suburban trains). Classes are held in the buildings of the faculties, so depending on the student's choice, they can take place in one or sometimes in all campuses.
What you get:
- the opportunity to develop scientific interests and utilize your personal potential;
- participation in the activities of scientific clubs (more than 120 to choose from)
- use of modern research equipment;
- research of the collection of one of the best academic libraries;
- Various forms of incentives, such as away camps, summer schools, conferences, and seminars;
- funding under special programs.
To submit documents and for advice, please contact the International Department at