Engineer flight systems at Poland's largest and most prestigious technical university — in English, for very low tuition. Strong aerospace tradition, a growing Polish aviation industry, and a 9-month post-study permit into the EU job market.
2 years
Full-time duration
≈€3,500
Tuition / year
Oct 2026
Next intake
IELTS 6.0
English requirement
Overview
✓ Study at Poland's top technical university, with a strong aerospace tradition
✓English-taught and research-led, with industry links
✓ Very low tuition + student work rights & a 9-month post-study permit
The program covers aerodynamics, flight mechanics, propulsion, structures and aircraft design, with substantial lab and project work. Poland's aviation sector is growing, and WUT's links to industry and research give real exposure to modern aerospace engineering.
Graduates work across aviation, space and advanced manufacturing in Poland and the EU. Very low tuition plus student work rights and scholarships make it exceptional value for an engineering master's.
Bachelor's in aerospace, mechanical or related engineering
Prerequisites
Maths, mechanics & thermodynamics foundations
English
IELTS 6.0 or equivalent (English-taught)
Assessment
Qualification review for some applicants
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WUT checks your module match. Your counsellor maps your transcript to the requirements and advises on any bridging if needed.
What you'll study
Core areas
01 Aerodynamics
02 Flight Mechanics
03 Propulsion
04 Aircraft Structures
05 Aircraft Design
06 Master's Thesis
After you graduate
Career outcomes
Growing sector
Poland's expanding aviation industry
9-month permit
Post-study job-seeking in Poland
Roles
Aviation, space, advanced manufacturing
EU mobility
Work across the European Union
How to apply
Application timeline
Winter 2025 – spring 2026
Prepare your application
Gather transcripts, take IELTS, and prepare your CV and documents. Your counsellor reviews everything free of charge.
Spring – summer 2026
Submit to WUT
Apply through the WUT admissions portal for the October intake. Apply early — English-taught engineering places fill quickly.
Summer 2026
Offer & national visa
Receive your admission, then apply for your Polish National Visa (Type D) with proof of funds and insurance.
Autumn 2026
Arrive & TRP
Arrive in Warsaw and apply for your Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) for the rest of your studies.
October 2026
Orientation & start
Settle in, enrol at WUT, and begin your master's.
Fees & funding
Tuition fees & costs
Tuition (international)
Per annum (indicative)
≈€3,500
Total programme cost
2 years
≈€7,000
Health insurance
NFZ or private
≈€30/month
Visa / TRP fees
National Visa (D) + residence permit
≈€80 + TRP
Scholarships
Funding you may be eligible for
NAWA Polish Government Scholarship
National Academic Exchange Agency
≈€350/month
Coverage: Monthly stipend for international students
Eligibility: Outstanding academic record
Duration: Up to 12 months, renewable
Deadline: Varies — typically spring
Source: nawa.gov.pl
University Fee Waiver
Warsaw University of Technology
Up to 100% tuition
Coverage: Partial or full tuition reduction
Eligibility: Outstanding results or financial need
Duration: 1 year, renewable
Deadline: With admission application
Source: pw.edu.pl
Government Scholarships (home country)
Saudi SACM, Kuwaiti MOHE, etc.
Full award
Coverage: Tuition + living expenses + flights
Eligibility: Varies by country — engineering often prioritised
Duration: Full programme
Deadline: Varies — your counsellor checks eligibility
Loans & financing
Alternative funding options
MPOWER Financing
International student loan · No cosigner
Available for international students at select European universities. No cosigner, collateral, or local credit history required.
Work during studies
Full-time students · No separate work permit
Full-time international students in Poland may work without a separate permit — Warsaw's engineering and tech firms offer working-student roles.
Living costs
Monthly budget in Warsaw
Warsaw is Poland's dynamic capital and business hub — affordable for a capital city, safe, and full of international students. Sharing accommodation keeps costs manageable.
Rent (shared flat)€350–€550
Food & groceries€200–€300
Transport (student pass)€12
Health insurance€30
Books & supplies€30–€60
Personal & leisure€100–€200
Estimated total€600–€950/month
Visa/TRP financial proof: about PLN 776/month (~€180) in living funds in addition to tuition — via bank statements or a sponsor.
Visa & residence
Polish student visa requirements
Visa type
National Visa (Type D) → Temporary Residence Permit (TRP)
Admission letter
Letter of acceptance from WUT
Application fee
≈€80 (visa) + TRP fee
Financial proof
≈PLN 776/month (~€180) + tuition
Health insurance
NFZ or private insurance
Post-graduation
9-month job-seeking residence permit
Student stories
Hear from our students
"WUT has a serious aerospace tradition, and studying in English for €3,500 a year is remarkable value. Poland's aviation sector is growing, and I did a working-student role during my master's. My counsellor handled the visa and TRP."
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Fahad A.
MSc Aerospace, WUT — Class of 2027 · 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
"Warsaw is affordable for a capital, and as a full-time student I could work without a separate permit. The labs and projects at WUT were excellent, and the 9-month permit gives me time to find a role."
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Mahmoud S.
MSc Aerospace, WUT — Class of 2026 · 🇪🇬 Egypt
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How strong is WUT for engineering?
Warsaw University of Technology is Poland's largest and most prestigious technical university, with a long tradition in aerospace and mechanical engineering. Poland has a growing aviation sector, and WUT has strong links to industry and research.
Is it taught in English?
Yes — WUT offers English-taught master's programs in aerospace and related engineering, so you don't need Polish to study. Basic Polish helps with daily life and internships.
What background do I need?
You need a bachelor's in aerospace, mechanical or a related engineering field with a solid maths and mechanics foundation. Your counsellor confirms your module fit against WUT's requirements free of charge.
Can I work in Poland during and after studies?
Yes. Full-time international students in Poland may work without a separate work permit, and after graduating you can apply for a 9-month job-seeking residence permit. Engineering skills are in strong demand across Poland and the EU.
How affordable is Warsaw?
Very reasonable for a capital — budget roughly €600–€950/month all-in. With tuition around €3,500/year and student work rights, it's excellent value for a European engineering master's.
