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Required documents for recruitment

Upload it in e-Rekrutacja system.

Remember, that your Bachelor diploma needs to entitle you to apply for Master studies at universities of any type in the country/education system in which the document was issued.

You can check the eligibility of your Bachelor diploma at the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) website in KWALIFIKATOR system.

Check, if your diploma entitles you to apply for Master studies in Poland

If you do not have a final Bachelor diploma at the time of recruitment, upload an official graduation certificate issued by the University, which confirms the completion of studies. The certificate must include, among other things:

  • completed field of study
  • date of graduation
  • grade point average (GPA) from studies
  • obtained professional title.

Upload it in e-Rekrutacja system.

Check below whether your diploma requires an additional document - a recognition statement from the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) confirming your eligibility to apply for admission to studies.

  1. If your diploma was issued by an authorized university operating in the higher education system of an EU, OECD or EFTA member state - the individual NAWA recognition statement is not required.
  2. If your diploma has been recognized as a diploma equivalent to the appropriate Polish diploma on the basis of an international agreement on establishing equivalence or through nostrification proceedings - the individual NAWA recognition statement is not required.
  3. If your diploma does not apply to point 1 or 2 - the individual NAWA recognition statement is required.

Submit the application to NAWA before the recruitment starts, becasue it may take around 60 days for NAWA to issue the individual NAWA recognition statement.

Submit the application to NAWA

Attach the individual NAWA recognition statement to the e-Rekrutacja system.

If you are applying for admission to studies based on a provisional certificate of completion of studies, you must also attach the individual NAWA recognition statement regarding this certificate.

The individual NAWA recognition statement is a document required not only during recruitment for studies, but also while applying for a visa.

Check below, if your diploma needs legalization or apostille.

 

Your document needs to have an apostille, if it was issued in a country that is party to the Hague Convention. Check:
the country list at the Hague Convention

After clicking on the chosen country, you will find a list of institutions which issue apostille.

For information on the procedure, please contact the relevant institution directly.

Poland does not accept apostille issued in certain countries from the list above. In such cases legalisation is required instead. This applies to Pakistan, Burundi, Kosovo, among others.

 

Your document needs to be legalized in the embassy/consulate if it was issued in a country that is not a party to the Hague Convention - that is, in a country not included in the above list.

The legalization must be done by:

  1. a consul of Poland appointed for the state on whose territory or in whose educational system the document was issued, or
  2. a diplomatic representative office accredited in Poland or another Member State of EU/EFTA/OECD or a consular office of the state in which territory or in whose education system the document has been issued.

 

EXAMPLE:
A document issued in Mexico (in the Mexican educational system) can be legalized:

  • at the Polish embassy in Mexico or
  • at the Mexican embassy in Poland or
  • at the Mexican embassy in an EU/EFTA/OECD country

 

For information on the legalization procedure, contact directly the relevant embassy or consulate. Check:
list of Poland's missions abroad          list of diplomatic missions and consular posts in Poland

The University does not participate in the procedure of obtaining an apostille/legalization.  

Remember that the process of obtaining apostille/legalization may take time, so start the procedure early enough, taking into account the admission deadlines.  

In case of any doubts, please contact us.

If you have a higher education diploma issued in Poland, a language certificate is not required.

Documents certifying knowledge of Polish language in four language skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing) at a minimum B2 level include:

  • a certificate of proficiency in Polish as a foreign language issued by the State Commission for the Certification of Proficiency in Polish as a Foreign Language;
  • a certificate certifying proficiency in Polish issued by:
    • the European Consortium for the Certificate of Attainment in Modern Languages (ECL) or
    • telc GmbH, WBT Weiterbildungs-Testsysteme GmbH (TELC);
  • a certificate of completion of a preparatory course in Poland for university studies lasting no less than 9 months;
  • a diploma of completion of a university with Polish as the language of instruction issued by a university operating in the Polish higher education system;
  • A diploma of completion of a first-cycle, second-cycle, or long-cycle master's degree programme in philology with a focus on Polish language or applied linguistics, issued by a foreign university, along with a diploma supplement or a certificate confirming that the number of hours of Polish language instruction was at least 500;
  • A certificate of qualification to practice as a sworn translator issued by the Polish Minister of Justice, or a certificate confirming entry on the list of sworn translators.

If you have a higher education diploma issued in Poland, a language certificate is not required.

Documents certifying knowledge of English in four language skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing) at a minimum B2 level include:

  • a certificate issued by:
    • University of Cambridge, ESOL Examinations:
      • B2 First (FCE),
      • C1 Advanced (CAE),
      • C2 Proficiency (CPE),
      • B2 Business Vantage (BEC Vantage),
      • C1 Business Higher,
      • Certificate in English for International Business and Trade (CEIBT),
    • University of Cambridge, ESOL Examinations, British Council, IDP IELTS Australia: International English Language Testing System IELTS – at least 5.5 points,
    • Trinity College London:
      • ESOL Skills for Life – Level 1 (B2) or higher,
      • Integrated Skills in English (ISE) – ISE II or higher,
      • ISE Digital – above 80 points (B2),
    • Educational Testing Service (ETS):
      • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in the Internet-Based Test (iBT) version – at least 72 points,
      • Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) – at least: 785 points in the Listening & Reading section, 150 points in the Speaking section, and 160 points in the Writing section,
    • Pearson Assessment English:
      • Pearson English International Certificate – paper-based and computer-based versions (previously Pearson Test of English General (PTE) or London Tests of English) – Level 3 (Edexcel Certificate in ESOL International Level 1 – Pass, Merit, Distinction) or higher,
      • Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) in the on-site and online versions – at least 59 points,
    • LanguageCert (PeopleCert Qualifications (PCQ)):
      • LanguageCert International ESOL – LanguageCert Level 1 Certificate in ESOL International (Listening, Reading, Writing) (Communicator B2), also known as: LanguageCert International ESOL Communicator B2 Listening, Reading, Writing or higher together with LanguageCert Level 1 Certificate in ESOL International (Speaking) (Communicator B2), also known as LanguageCert International ESOL Communicator B2 Speaking or higher,
      • LanguageCert Academic – LanguageCert Level 1 Certificate in ESOL International (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) (LanguageCert Academic B2) or higher,
      • LanguageCert Test of English – LanguageCert Level 1 Certificate in ESOL International (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) (LanguageCert Test of English B2) or higher,
    • Education Development International (EDI), London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Examinations Board: London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Examinations (LCCI):
      • English for Business Level 2 or higher,
      • Foundation Certificate for Teachers of Business English (FTBE),
    • European Consortium for the Certificate of Attainment in Modern Languages – Level B2 (Vantage) or higher,
    • telc GmbH, WBT Weiterbildungs-Testsysteme GmbH:
      • Certificate in English,
      • Certificate in English for Business Purposes,
      • Certificate in English for Technical Purposes,
      • telc English,
      • telc English Business,
      • telc English Technical,
      • telc English University;
  • a certificate of completion of a preparatory course in Poland for university studies lasting no less than 9 months;
  • a diploma of completion of a first-cycle, second-cycle, or long-cycle Master's degree programme in philology with a focus on English language or applied linguistics, issued by a university operating within the Polish higher education system or a foreign university, along with a diploma supplement or a certificate stating that the number of hours of instruction in English language was at least 500;
  • a diploma of completion of a first-cycle, second-cycle, or long-cycle Master's degree programme issued by a university operating within the Polish higher education system or a foreign university, along with information about the language of instruction - if the diploma does not contain such information - a diploma supplement or a certificate containing information about the language of instruction of the studies;
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma – in relations to the primary language;
  • European Baccalaureate Diploma – in relations to the first (L1) or second (L2) language;
  • a certificate of acquisition of the right to practice as a sworn translator issued by the Polish Minister of Justice or a certificate confirming entry on the list of sworn translators.

You can upload it, if:

  • you are AGH University graduate and
  • for your chosen Master field of study is possible to calculate the E component of the admission rate based on the result of the general major (engineering or Bachelor's) examination.

Find the sample in the section Downloads.

In some cases, an additional document is required for recruitment – a decision of the Dean of the Faculty. Check the section Recruitment rules - Master studies: Required degree (title) to see if this is a required document in your case.

If it is, your Bachelor diploma and a transcript of records must be verified by the Dean of the Faculty, who may accept them with or without setting programme differences.

To receive a decision, send a request to the Dean of the Faculty and the documents: your Bachelor diploma and the transcript of records. Find the request sample in the section Downloads. You will find Dean’s contact details, to whom you need to send the request and your documents, in e-Rekrutacja system.

Upload in e -Rekrutacja system the decision that you will receive from the Dean.

Upload in e-Rekrutacja system a scan of your passport – a page with your photo and personal data.
Remember to enter in e-Rekrutacja system data (name and surname) exactly how it is written in your passport.

Passport validity:

  • at least until September 30 of the current year- if you are taking part in the summer recruitment (June - September)
  • at least until March 15 of the current year - if you are taking part in the winter recruitment (January - February)

If your educational documents are issued in English, Russian or Ukrainian - you don’t have to upload translations in e-Rekrutacja system at the time of recruitment, unless we ask for it.  

If your educational documents are issued in a language other than English, Russian or Ukrainian - upload Polish or English translations in e-Rekrutacja system at the time of recruitment.

However, if your documents require the Dean's decision (check the section Dean’s decision above), the Dean may ask you to send him additionally translations Polish or English.

Upload it in e-Rekrutacja system, if you got a scholarship (for example: from Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange - NAWA, K. Kalinowski Scholarship or others).

Required documents for registration for studies

Bring with you the original document that has been accepted in the e-Rekrutacja system.

Bring with you the original document that has been accepted in the e-Rekrutacja system.

Bring with you the original document, even if you didn’t upload it at the time of the recruitment.

Bring with you an original language certificate confirming knowledge of the language of instruction on the minimum B2 level.

Bring with you the original document, even if you didn’t upload it at the time of the recruitment.

Come for the registration with your passport. It is needed to verify your identity.

You need to translate your education documents (Bachelor diploma and diploma supplement with grades).

Translations must be done by:

  • a person put by the Minister of Justice on the list of sworn translators or
  • a person registered as a sworn translator in a member state of the EU, a member state of the EFTA - party to the agreement on the European Economic Area or a member of the OECD, or
  • Polish consul, competent for the country on whose territory or in whose education system the given certificate or diploma was issued, or
  • a diplomatic representation or consular office, accredited in Poland, of the country on whose territory or in whose education system the given certificate or diploma was issued and submitted not later than during the registration for studies.

If you are unable to do such a translation in your country, you can do it in Poland.

Find a sworn translator in Poland 

You have to submit translations into Polish language made from ORIGINAL documents. Translations done from a COPY or a SCAN of documents will not be accepted.

Upload in e-Rekrutacja system your photo in official outfit at light background .

The electronic version of the photo is needed for Electronic Student ID.

Photo conditions:

  • must be in color
  • facial expression and clothing should be in harmony with the status of a prospective student AGH University
  • must be framed in such a manner that the head is clearly visible and centrally located
  • cannot contain any edges or borders
  • cannot contain any fragments of rubber stamps or other texts
  • a size of photo (in pixels) is 236x295 or larger in proportion 4:5
  • a file format is JPEG
  • a file size is not exceed than 1MB

The lack of electronic version of the photo makes it impossible to register for studies.

Upload it in e-Rekrutacja system, if you got a scholarship (for example: from the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange - NAWA, K. Kalinowski Scholarship or others).

The candidate's attorney comes for the registration - the following documents should be submitted:

  • attorney’s identity document;
  • power of attorney granted to the attorney by the candidate in the form of a notarial act or power of attorney with a notary confirmation of the authenticity of the signature of the legal representative.

The power of attorney should indicate activities that may be performed by the attorney in connection with the recruitment process. The power of attorney done outside of Poland must be submitted with a sworn translation into Polish as well as with apostille/legalisation.

  • signed by the attorney: consent to the processing of personal data and information of the personal data administrator.

The recruitment documents necessary for the registration are signed by the attorney.

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