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Required documents

ADMISSION STEPS:

1. Create an account in DreamApply (click here). Apply for a programme. While entering data remember that your correspondence address will be the address for sending original invitation letter.

2. Provide your data and upload scans of documents mentioned below in your personal DreamApply account. After all required documents are uploaded, submit the application.

3. Pay admission fee (85 PLN) to NCU bank account (bottom of the page) - 150 PLN for programmes with practical exams - ask us which ones.

4. Wait for any comments from the Department of International Cooperation. If the documentation is complete and admission fee is paid, your application will be reviewed by the Faculty.

5. If necessary, the Faculty will ask you to come for an interview or practical exam.

6. Deadline for admission is 10 July 2020. The list of accepted candidates will be announced 15 July 2020 on this website. After you are accepted, pay the tuition fee for the winter semester immediately. Then you will receive an invitation for VISA purposes.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED:

Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Polish or English by a sworn translator. All documents have to be uploaded in the Dream Apply system. If we have doubts whether the certificate or diploma allows you to study, we require a confirmation from school or university by which the diploma was issued.

Information concerning requirements for admission to English-taught programmes offered by NCU Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz (that is: Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Laboratory Medicine) can be found here: general admission requirements at NCU Collegium Medicum àlink do: https://study.cm.umk.pl/candidates-2/admission-requirements.html

Full-time Bachelor studies (1st cycle) and long-cycle studies:

  • Candidate must provide a certificate of completing secondary education in country of origin entitling his/her to undertake university level education with transcript of records containing grades and names of subjects. Certificate must be affixed with apostille* or legalized and translated into Polish or English by a sworn translator**. If we encouter any doubts concerning the certificate, candidate has to provide a written confirmation that his/her certificate allows to undertake studies ( it can be received at the Ministry of Foreign Affaris or Consulate)
  • Health certificate stating that there are no objections to undertake studies by a candidate (if required by the Faculty)
  • Confirmation of health insurance and accident insurance (e.g. European Health Insurance Card).
  • 2 colour photographs. One of them must be digital and attached to application for admission.
  • Copy of an ID (e.g. passport). Candidate will be obliged to show original document mentioned above along with visa (if applicable)
  • Certificate of proficiency in English language at least at B2 level. If you do not have a document from the list below, but own other certificate, the Faculty is allowed to ask for an interview verifying language skills. Accepted documents:
  • Confirmation on the certificate that the medium of instruction during secondary education was entirely English
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma
  • European Baccalaureate
  • FCE (First certificate in English), CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English)
  • TOEFL iBT - at least 72 points, TOEFL CBT at least 180 points
  • IELTS - 5.5 and above

RECOGNITION OF CERTIFICATES FOR NON-EU STUDENTS

Full-time Master studies (2nd cycle):

  • Candidate must provide a diploma issued in country of origin entitling his/her to undertake university level education with supplement containing grades and names of subjects. Diploma must be affixed with apostille* or legalized and translated into Polish or English by a sworn translator**. If we encouter any doubts concerning the diploma, candidate has to provide a written confirmation that his/her diploma allows to undertake studies ( it can be received at the Ministry of Foreign Affaris or Consulate)
  • Health certificate stating that there are no objections to undertake studies by a candidate (if required by the Faculty).
  • Confirmation of medical expenses and accident insurance (e.g. European Health Insurance Card).
  • 2 colour photographs. One of them must be digital and attached to application for admission.
  • Copy of an ID (e.g. passport). Candidate will be obliged to show original document mentioned above.
  • Certificate of proficiency in English language at least at B2 level. If you do not have a document from the list below, but own other certificate, the Faculty is allowed to ask for an interview verifying language skills. Accepted documents:
  • A diploma in English Languages
  • Confirmation that the medium of instruction during studies was English
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma
  • European Baccalaureate
  • FCE (First certificate in English), CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English)
  • TOEFL iBT - at least 72 points, TOEFL CBT at least 180 points
  • IELTS - 5.5 and above

 

Admission to studies occurs AFTER PROVIDING ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS ON THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER (the exact date will be provided in August 2020).

* Apostille is attached to your original document to verify it is legitimate and authentic.

**Legalization of diploma

is the certification of a document’s formal conformity with the law binding in the place of its issue or of the authenticity of the seals and signatures placed on the document. Legalisation of educational documents may thus be significant for determining the country within whose education system a document was issued and whether it is necessary to verify its authenticity. In some countries, such as Poland, the internal laws oblige a qualification holder to legalise their document before taking it abroad. Legalisation of a document by the relevant authorities in the country in which it was issued increases its credibility.

Certificates may be legalised (or receive an apostille – see below) by:

  • the consul of the Republic of Poland having jurisdiction with respect to the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, or
  • the educational authorities of the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, or
  • a diplomatic representation or consular office of the state in the territory of which, or in the education system of which, the given certificate was issued, accredited in the Republic of Poland or in any EU, OECD or EEA member state, where the said certificates or documents confer an entitlement to apply for admission to a higher education program in the states in question.

 https://www.gov.pl/web/dyplomacja/apostille-legalizacja-dokumentow