Looking to study in Poland full-time Hey everyone, I'm a…
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Looking to study in Poland full-time
Hey everyone,
I'm a EU citizen and I'm considering applying for a Master in Management at Politechnika Gdanska, and I was wondering if anybody knows if the university is any good, and how international the city is, not only community-wise but also for job opportunities.
I did Erasmus in Wrocław last year and had a really positive experience in Poland overall. I visited Gdańsk for a couple of days and I enjoyed the city as well, but visiting is different than living there of course.
Right now I’m exploring options for doing a master’s abroad, and Poland is one of the countries I’m seriously considering because of my previous experience there. My main concern right now is long-term sustainability as a full-time student. I have some savings, but I’m not sure they would comfortably cover the full academic year, so I may need to work part-time while studying.
I guess my questions are if there's a huge difference between Gdańsk and Wrocław in terms of social life and student atmosphere; if it's relatively affordable for students and how realistic it is to find a part-time work as an international student, as well as how strong is the international job market in Poland as whole.
Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Hey everyone,
I'm a EU citizen and I'm considering applying for a Master in Management at Politechnika Gdanska, and I was wondering if anybody knows if the university is any good, and how international the city is, not only community-wise but also for job opportunities.
I did Erasmus in Wrocław last year and had a really positive experience in Poland overall. I visited Gdańsk for a couple of days and I enjoyed the city as well, but visiting is different than living there of course.
Right now I’m exploring options for doing a master’s abroad, and Poland is one of the countries I’m seriously considering because of my previous experience there. My main concern right now is long-term sustainability as a full-time student. I have some savings, but I’m not sure they would comfortably cover the full academic year, so I may need to work part-time while studying.
I guess my questions are if there's a huge difference between Gdańsk and Wrocław in terms of social life and student atmosphere; if it's relatively affordable for students and how realistic it is to find a part-time work as an international student, as well as how strong is the international job market in Poland as whole.
Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
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