Jagiellonian University (Kraków)·Poland

Jagiellonian University International Scholarships (Rector's Scholarship)

Partially FundedBachelorMasterPhD12-60 monthsClosed · opens Mar 2027

Jagiellonian University (JU) in Kraków offers international scholarships for non-EU students including Indonesia. JU is Poland's oldest university (founded 1364) and consistently ranked top in Central Europe. Benefits include tuition waivers (full or partial), the Rector's Scholarship of up to PLN 1,500/month (~EUR 350), and faculty-specific scholarships. Application is per-program via the JU International Office. Kraków is one of Europe's most beautiful student cities with affordable living costs (~EUR 400–600/month).

Host University

Jagiellonian University

Quick info

Application status

Closed · opens Mar 2027

Poland

Bachelor, Master, PhD

12-60 months

Medicine, Law, International Relations…

Open to: Non-EU/EEA international students (Indonesia ✓)

Apply on official site

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Info sourced from official providers. Always verify deadlines, requirements, and eligibility directly before applying.

What you get

Tuition waiver (full or partial)
Rector's Scholarship: up to PLN 1,500/month (~EUR 350) for top students
Faculty-specific additional scholarships
Access to JU research centres (incl. JU Museum, synchrotron, etc.)

Monthly: Tuition waiver: varies by program (full or partial) / Rector's Scholarship: up to PLN 1,500/month (~EUR 350) / Faculty scholarships: varies

Requirements

First degree: not specified

Professional experience: not specified

Country restriction: Non-EU/EEA international students (Indonesia ✓)

Detailed requirements

- Non-EU students only (Indonesia ✓)
- Admitted to a JU programme (English or Polish)
- Strong academic record for Rector's Scholarship
- Apply separately via JU International Office
- Faculty-specific scholarships vary widely

Who can apply

Non-EU international students admitted to Jagiellonian University — Poland's oldest university (founded 1364) and ranked top in Central Europe. Located in Kraków, a beautiful student city with affordable living costs (~EUR 400–600/month). Tuition waivers and merit-based Rector's Scholarship available. Strong choice for humanities, social sciences, and life sciences.

Fields of study

MedicineLawInternational RelationsBiotechnologyArtificial IntelligencePolish StudiesEconomicsChemistryPhysicsHumanitiesSocial Sciences

Application window

Closed · opens Mar 2027

Dates are based on data sourced from official providers (2025-2026 cycle). Deadlines may shift between intake years. Always verify on the official website before applying.

Important dates

Application: per program (March–July for Fall intake)

Results: typically 4–6 weeks after application

Studies commence: October 2026

Duration: per program (Bachelor 3–4 yr, Master 2 yr, PhD 3–4 yr)

How to apply

1Step 1: Browse JU programmes (English or Polish track) at internationalstudents.uj.edu.pl
2Step 2: Apply for admission to your chosen programme
3Step 3: After receiving admission offer, apply for the Rector's Scholarship (separate application)
4Step 4: Submit academic transcripts, motivation letter, and references
5Step 5: Scholarship decision typically 4–6 weeks after submission
6Step 6: If successful, scholarship applied to tuition or paid monthly
7Step 7: Apply for Polish student visa