Poland lists 5 Finance programmes, all offered at the University of Warsaw. As Poland's premier research university, the University of Warsaw's finance faculty benefits from proximity to Warsaw's growing financial district — one of Central and Eastern Europe's most active banking and investment hubs — and links with institutions such as the National Bank of Poland.
Tuition details are not currently available for these listings and should be confirmed directly with the university. Polish public universities offer some of the most competitive tuition rates in Europe, and several English-medium finance master's programmes are now available. Admission typically requires a relevant undergraduate degree in economics, finance, or mathematics, along with English language certification.
There are 5 Finance programmes listed in Poland, all at the University of Warsaw.
The University of Warsaw is the sole listed institution for all 5 Finance programmes.
Tuition figures are not available for these listings — contact the University of Warsaw directly; Polish public universities are among Europe's most affordable for international students.
Yes; the University of Warsaw accepts international students and offers English-medium finance programmes at graduate level.
A relevant undergraduate degree in economics, finance, business, or mathematics is generally required, along with English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL); some programmes may require quantitative aptitude evidence.