Study Abroad in Poland
Poland is located in central Europe. Approximately 500 American students will study abroad in Poland each year. Poland has become a major tourist destination as many travelers are visiting the cities of Krakow and Warsaw. In addition to these cities, many are also visiting Poland to visit the well-known concentration camp of Auschwitz. Polish, known as a west slavic language, is considered the official language of Poland. Russian used to be considered a second language but has been replaced by English and German in recent years making Poland a great place to study abroad.
Below you will find our list of Study Abroad programs in Poland. It is an index to international education in Poland listing university level study abroad, internships, volunteer and intensive language school programs oriented to American college and university students. Some pre-college and post-graduate options are also included. We invite you to read the student reviews, see the ratings scores and use this site to compare programs and understand what other students have encountered during their education abroad.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. Gdansk | 139 reviews | |
| 2. Krakow | 27 reviews | |
| 3. Warsaw | 18 reviews | |
| 4. Wroclaw | 16 reviews | |
| 5. Lodz | 11 reviews |
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Study Abroad in Poland - Featured Programs
The program focuses on the history and modern economy of Poland with courses in Jewish studies, Central European studies, economics, politics, and...
Our ship is the most unique floating campus in the world. The seven deck, 590-foot ship is where you learn, live, travel and reflect on your globa...
Intensive Polish Language and Culture program is held at Jagiellonian University in Krakow.
Polish language courses are ...
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Semester at Sea is the only study abroad program of its kind in the world. Using a ship as our floating campus, Semester at Sea's around-the-world and regional itineraries...
Visit the World Heritage site of Krakow with API
This former capital of Poland has always been famous for its beauty, charm and culture. With a student population of 150,000, the city has a youthful and energetic vibe. Y...
Through the Overseas Professional and Intercultural Training (OPIT) program's eight-week, English-language internships, students gain the substantive overseas professional...
Spend your summer traveling to London, Berlin, Prague, Kraków and Warsaw on AIFS’ Centuries of Genocide study and travel program. You'll earn 3 semester credits from Richm...
InterFuture Scholars typically travel abroad during the second semester of their junior year. During an eight-month preparatory period, students design a cross-cultural re...
In the summer of 2019, we offer seven weeks of archeological exploration and adventure at the the prehistoric/postmedieval multicultural site at Drawsko. The Slavia Field ...
Studies at the University of Warsaw hold high positions in international rankings, such as the Times Higher Education World University Ranking and the Academic Ranking of ...
What better place to pursue Central European Studies than Warsaw? It’s where composer Frédéric Chopin spent his childhood, pianist Arthur Rubinstein was trained, and chemi...
Wroclaw University is a vibrant research and study institution with 40,000 students, in an undiscovered gem of a city located in the heart of southwest Poland. With a mode...
Delve into practical and theoretical aspects of feminist and queer theory while conducting comparative field research in the Netherlands, Germany, the Czech Republic and P...
Opole University is a public university in the city of Opole. It was founded in 1994 from a merger of two ...
The Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts, or the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts is a public institution of higher learning located in downtown Kraków, Poland. It is the oldest Po...
