ATTENTION! Applications to this programme are reviewed continuously – only confirmed applications will be considered. Please familiarise yourself with the continuous admission process description.

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Admission step-by-step

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Continuous admission process description

In the continuous admission process, confirmed applications are reviewed continuously. 

To participate in the admission process:

• submit your application for the chosen programme, please click on the green “Sign up” button on the right side of the screen,
• during submission of the application, fill out the provided form with the required data and scans of documents,
• pay the application fee,
• confirm the application by clicking on the “Confirm” button in the “Application” tab. You can confirm your application only when the application round is still open.

PLEASE NOTE! Before you confirm your application, ensure that all the required data have been entered into the system and the documents have been uploaded. You cannot edit a confirmed application.

Remember to regularly check information provided in the IRK system (tab “Messages”) or sent by e-mail. You will be informed about the next steps or asked to provide additional data.

Once all those steps are completed, confirmed and paid applications will be checked and reviewed. If an exam is included in the qualification criteria, you will be informed about its date. Results of the admissions process are published regularly throughout the application round.

Who can apply?

Studies can be undertaken by people who hold:

• diploma of higher education (at least Licencjat or equivalent, e.g. bachelor) awarded in any field.

A diploma obtained at a foreign university is equal to the documents issued in Poland as long as it confirms the candidate's eligibility to undertake the second-cycle programmes of study.

Qualified candidates need to have graduated from the declared study programme by the time of enrollment and have at least a certificate of graduation.

Qualification criteria

Admission rules have been established in the resolution no 58/VI/2024 of the Senate of the Jagiellonian University on June 24, 2025.

The final admission result is calculated based on the following elements:

Document analysis

Points for the documents submitted by the candidate will be allocated as follows:

1. assessment of the motivation letter written in English (preliminary thesis project will also be assessed as part of the motivation letter)—maximum of 40 points,
2. assessment of two reference letters—maximum of 40 points (max. 20 points).

The interview

The interview focuses on the candidate's knowledge and research interests, as well as their planned master's thesis, and predisposition and motivation to study in a selected field. The interview is conducted in English.

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Interviews are conducted remotely (online) using distance communication tools (such as Microsoft Teams). To participate in a remote interview, the candidate must have a stable Internet connection, a working microphone and headphones or speakers, as well as access to a webcam. During the interview, the examiner will verify the candidate’s identity (based on the presented identity document) and ensure the independence of their work.

Application form

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Admission schedule

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Enrollment for studies

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Tuition fee payment

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