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Undergraduate programme
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Warsaw University of Technology
🇵🇱 Warsaw, Poland · QS ~550 · Poland's top technical university

BSc Data Science

Poland's top technical university offers an English-taught data science programme combining statistics, machine learning, and software engineering. Extremely affordable tuition with no additional work permit needed.

3.5 years
Full-time duration
€3,500
Tuition (international)
October 2026
Next intake
IELTS 5.5
English requirement
Overview

Warsaw University of Technology is Poland's leading technical university. Its English-taught BSc Data Science combines mathematics, statistics, machine learning, and software engineering — with strong ties to Warsaw's booming IT sector. Tuition is extremely affordable, and full-time students can work without any additional permit.

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Warsaw Univ. of Technology ★ This programme 🇵🇱 Poland Bachelor's 3.5 years €3,500
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University of Illinois (UIUC) US Top 5 🇺🇸 USA Bachelor's 4 years $43,000
University of Manchester QS #35 🇬🇧 UK Master's 1 year £29,500

Your counsellor helps you compare and apply to multiple programmes simultaneously — at no cost.

Entry requirements

What you'll need

AcademicHigh school diploma with strong Mathematics
EnglishIELTS 5.5 or equivalent
PolishNot required — programme taught in English
DocumentsHigh school transcripts, motivation letter, passport
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Not sure you meet these? We offer foundation and pathway routes — your counsellor will find the right one.

What you'll study

Core modules

01 Linear Algebra & Calculus
02 Programming in Python & R
03 Probability & Statistics
04 Machine Learning
05 Database Systems
06 Capstone Project
After you graduate

Career outcomes

PLN 8,000/mo

Average starting salary in Polish tech

No permit needed

Work freely as a full-time student

Growing hub

Warsaw is a booming EU tech centre

NAWA

Polish Government scholarship available

How to apply

Application timeline

January – April 2026
Prepare your application
Gather transcripts, IELTS score, and motivation letter. Your counsellor reviews everything free of charge.
April – July 2026
Submit your application
Apply through WUT's online recruitment system. Early applicants get priority for places and dormitory rooms.
June – August 2026
Receive admission decision
WUT reviews applications and issues admission decisions. Your counsellor follows up on your behalf.
July – September 2026
Visa & accommodation
Apply for your National Visa D, arrange health insurance, and secure housing in Warsaw. Apply for the TRP after arrival.
October 2026
Orientation & semester start
Arrive in Warsaw, complete enrolment, and begin your BSc Data Science at WUT.
Fees & funding

Tuition fees & deposit

Tuition (international)Per annum€3,500
Application feeOne-time~€85–150
DepositBefore enrolment/visaFirst semester tuition

Indicative figures for October 2026 entry. NAWA scholarships and university fee waivers can reduce tuition substantially. Your counsellor confirms exact fees and matches every scholarship you qualify for — at no cost.

Scholarships

Funding you may be eligible for

Poland combines low tuition with generous public funding through NAWA and university fee waivers. Your counsellor will match you with every award you qualify for and handle the applications.

NAWA Polish Government Scholarships
National Academic Exchange Agency
PLN 1,500/month (≈€350)
Coverage: Monthly stipend; some NAWA programmes add a tuition waiver
Eligibility: Strong academic record; specific NAWA programmes (e.g. Banach, Łukasiewicz)
Duration: Up to programme length
Deadline: Varies by programme — typically spring
Source: nawa.gov.pl, 2026
University Fee Waivers
Polish universities
Up to 100% tuition
Coverage: Partial or full tuition reduction
Eligibility: Outstanding academic results or financial need
Duration: 1 year, renewable
Deadline: With admission application
Source: university scholarship offices, 2026
Government Scholarships (home country)
Saudi SACM, Kuwaiti, Qatari & other national programmes
Full award
Coverage: Tuition + living allowance + flights
Eligibility: Sponsored students from GCC & MENA countries
Duration: Full programme length
Deadline: Set by your national scholarship authority
Source: national scholarship authorities, 2026
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Not sure which scholarships you qualify for? Your counsellor reviews every option and handles the applications — at no cost to you.

Loans & financing

Alternative funding options

Tuition in Poland is already affordable. If scholarships don't fully cover your costs, these options help — and full-time students can work freely with no hour cap.

Part-time work
Full-time students — no extra permit needed
No hour limit

Full-time international students in Poland can work without an additional work permit and with no weekly cap. Average student wage is PLN 25–35/hour (≈€6–8) in hospitality, retail, and Warsaw's growing IT sector.

Prodigy Finance
International student loans
Varies

No collateral or cosigner required for eligible postgraduate students at top-ranked universities. Covers tuition and living expenses, with rates based on future earning potential.

Family support & savings
Standard route for the residence permit
≈€180/month

Poland's living-funds requirement is modest (≈PLN 776/month). Most students prove it through family savings or a sponsor declaration alongside any scholarship award.

Living costs

Monthly budget in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's dynamic capital — a fast-growing EU tech and business hub with excellent transport, offering big-city life at a fraction of Western European costs.

Rent€300–€550
Food€150–€250
Transport€25–€35
Health insurance€30–€50
Personal€80–€150
Estimated total€585–€1,035/month

Poland offers excellent value for EU-quality education.

Student visa

Visa requirements for Poland

Visa typeNational Visa D + Temporary Residence Permit (TRP)
Fee€80 (visa) + additional fee for the TRP
Financial proof≈PLN 776/month (≈€180) plus tuition, for the full stay
Health insuranceNational Health Fund (NFZ) or private insurance
Processing4–8 weeks for the visa; apply for the TRP after arrival
Post-graduation9-month job-seeking residence permit
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Your counsellor guides you through the full visa process — from document preparation to embassy appointment booking.

Student stories

Hear from our students

"WUT gave me a rigorous, English-taught data science degree for a fraction of UK fees. Because full-time students can work freely in Poland, I took a part-time data job at a Warsaw startup from my second year. SAG handled my visa and TRP."
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Adam R.
BSc Data Science, WUT — Class of 2027 · 🇪🇬 Egypt
"Warsaw is modern, safe, and affordable, and the tech scene is huge. My counsellor matched me with a fee waiver and guided every step. I'm graduating with real internship experience."
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Sara M.
BSc Data Science, WUT — Class of 2026 · 🇯🇴 Jordan
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the BSc Data Science at WUT taught in English?
Yes — the programme is fully English-taught, with no Polish required for admission or coursework. A little Polish helps with daily life, but Warsaw is very English-friendly.
Can I work while studying in Poland?
Yes — full-time international students in Poland can work without any additional work permit and with no weekly hour cap. Warsaw's booming IT sector offers part-time roles and internships paying around PLN 25–35/hour.
What scholarships are available?
The main options are NAWA Polish Government scholarships (≈PLN 1,500/month) and university fee waivers of up to 100% of tuition. Your counsellor matches you with every award you qualify for and handles the applications.
How much does it cost to live in Warsaw?
Warsaw offers excellent value — most students live on €585–€1,035 per month including rent. For your visa you only need to show living funds of around PLN 776/month (≈€180).
What can I do after graduating?
You can apply for a 9-month job-seeking residence permit to find work in Poland, or use your EU-recognised degree across the European job market. Warsaw has very strong demand for data and software graduates.
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