MSc Aerospace Engineering
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.
- ✓ 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.
Same field, different universities
| University | Country | Level | Duration | Tuition/year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WUT ★ This programme | 🇵🇱 Poland | Master's | 2 years | ≈€3,500 |
| KIT (Renewable) QS #119 | 🇩🇪 Germany | Master's | 2 years | ≈€1,500 |
| Imperial (Mech Eng) QS #2 | 🇬🇧 UK | Master's | 1 year | £40,400 |
| UPM Madrid QS #422 | 🇪🇸 Spain | Master's | 2 years | €6,500 |
What you'll need
| Academic | 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 | |
WUT checks your module match. Your counsellor maps your transcript to the requirements and advises on any bridging if needed.
Core areas
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
Application timeline
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 |
Funding you may be eligible for
Alternative funding options
Available for international students at select European universities. No cosigner, collateral, or local credit history required.
Full-time international students in Poland may work without a separate permit — Warsaw's engineering and tech firms offer working-student roles.
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.
Visa/TRP financial proof: about PLN 776/month (~€180) in living funds in addition to tuition — via bank statements or a sponsor.
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 | |
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."
"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."
Frequently asked questions
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