🇵🇱Study Law in Poland

Universities offering Law in Poland

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• UJ

  Kraków

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  Taught in: pl, en

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• UW

  Warsaw

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• AMU

  Poznań

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• Medical University of Gdańsk

  Gdańsk

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• Nicolaus Copernicus University

  Toruń

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• University of Gdańsk

  Gdańsk

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• University of Wrocław

  Wrocław

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• Kozminski University

  Warsaw

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  Taught in: pl

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• Maria Curie-Skłodowska University

  Lublin

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• University of Białystok

  Białystok

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• University of Rzeszów

  Rzeszów

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• University of Szczecin

  Szczecin

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• University of Łódź

  Łódź

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• Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University

  Warsaw

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Frequently asked questions

• Where can I study Law in Poland?+

  14 universities offer Law in Poland on this page. Each card links to the institution's verified admission page.

• What are typical admission requirements for Law in Poland?+

  Beyond English proficiency, programmes commonly ask for subject prerequisites at upper-secondary level (e.g. mathematics for engineering, biology for medicine) and a competitive GPA. Generate a path on any school for exact thresholds.

• How long is a Law programme in Poland?+

  Poland bachelor's degrees in this field typically take 3 years; some technical or regulated programmes take longer. Master's specializations add 1–2 years.

• Are scholarships available?+

  Many Poland universities and the country itself run scholarships for international students. Each university page surfaces scholarship signals when they're confirmed against the official source.