Local media reports indicate that the Ministry has detailed plans for distributing the funds, which will be allocated to all 87 universities in Poland currently receiving state subsidies for student residences. This one-time payment will not impact existing subsidies.
The report showed that Ukrainians make up the majority of international students in Poland, accounting for 55.8 percent of the total, followed by Belarusians at 13.9 percent. Zimbabwean nationals form the third-largest group among international students in the country.
OPIT is a recently established online higher education institution that holds accreditation under the European Qualification Framework. The institute’s curriculum centers on practical application and is exclusively delivered in English.
Synergy University in Moscow has established a partnership with Shantou University in China’s Guangdong province to provide students with specialized knowledge in international trade, along with proficiency in the Chinese and Russian languages
Ukraine holds the highest number of projects in the Eastern Partnership Region and ranks among the top eight participating countries in the program.
Countries such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Canada, and Australia have emerged as attractive destinations for Nigerian students and aspiring immigrants.
IMPRESS-U, a program funded by the National Science Foundation and other international partners, seeks to foster excellence in science and engineering research, education and innovation through international collaboration.
Poland, Hungary, and Czechia top the list of preferred European destinations for Turkish students pursuing higher education, as per the International Education Consultants Association.
This achievement aligns with the European average and testifies to the extensive efforts made by Polish higher education institutions over the last two decades, said Waldemar Siwiński, founder of the Perspektywy Foundation and initiator of the Study in Poland program.
An advisory committee has recommended that universities refrain from solely relying on high-profile rankings, such as The Times Higher Education World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, and the Shanghai Rankings, to assess their performance in research, teaching, and impact.
The European Commission threatened last year to freeze €22 billion (about $23.5 billion) in cohesion funds, including €40 million (about $42.8 million) for Hungary’s Erasmus program, unless Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government implemented reforms addressing judicial, LGBT, and academic freedoms.
Ghent emerged as the most popular study destination among other cultural and educational destinations in Europe.
The report showed that Ukrainians make up the majority of international students in Poland, accounting for 55.8 percent of the total, followed by Belarusians at 13.9 percent. Zimbabwean nationals form the third-largest group among international students in the country.
OPIT is a recently established online higher education institution that holds accreditation under the European Qualification Framework. The institute’s curriculum centers on practical application and is exclusively delivered in English.
Synergy University in Moscow has established a partnership with Shantou University in China’s Guangdong province to provide students with specialized knowledge in international trade, along with proficiency in the Chinese and Russian languages
Ukraine holds the highest number of projects in the Eastern Partnership Region and ranks among the top eight participating countries in the program.
Countries such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Canada, and Australia have emerged as attractive destinations for Nigerian students and aspiring immigrants.
IMPRESS-U, a program funded by the National Science Foundation and other international partners, seeks to foster excellence in science and engineering research, education and innovation through international collaboration.
Poland, Hungary, and Czechia top the list of preferred European destinations for Turkish students pursuing higher education, as per the International Education Consultants Association.
This achievement aligns with the European average and testifies to the extensive efforts made by Polish higher education institutions over the last two decades, said Waldemar Siwiński, founder of the Perspektywy Foundation and initiator of the Study in Poland program.
An advisory committee has recommended that universities refrain from solely relying on high-profile rankings, such as The Times Higher Education World University Rankings, QS World University Rankings, and the Shanghai Rankings, to assess their performance in research, teaching, and impact.
The European Commission threatened last year to freeze €22 billion (about $23.5 billion) in cohesion funds, including €40 million (about $42.8 million) for Hungary’s Erasmus program, unless Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government implemented reforms addressing judicial, LGBT, and academic freedoms.
Ghent emerged as the most popular study destination among other cultural and educational destinations in Europe.
