University of Warsaw (Uniwersytet Warszawski)·Poland

University of Warsaw Merit Scholarship

Partially FundedBachelorMasterPhD12-48 monthsClosed · opens Mar 2027

The University of Warsaw offers merit scholarships for non-EU international students covering 50–100% tuition waiver (~EUR 2,000–5,000/year) plus possible merit stipends of ~PLN 1,000/month (~EUR 230). Application is often automatic during admission, though some scholarships require separate application. Project-specific Physics PhD positions are particularly well-funded. UW is Poland's largest and most international university, located in Warsaw. Strong choice for students in law, economics, social sciences, computer science, and physics.

Host University

University of Warsaw

Quick info

Application status

Closed · opens Mar 2027

Poland

Bachelor, Master, PhD

12-48 months

Law, Economics, Psychology…

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

50–100% tuition fee waiver (tuition ~EUR 2,000–EUR 5,000/year)
Possible merit stipend ~PLN 1,000/month (~EUR 230)
Project-specific scholarships (esp. Physics PhD) with better funding
Access to UW research centres in Warsaw

Monthly: Tuition waiver: 50–100% (tuition: EUR 2,000–5,000/year for non-EU) / Merit stipend: ~PLN 1,000/month (~EUR 230) / Physics PhD specific: variable, often fully funded

Requirements

First degree: not specified

Professional experience: not specified

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

Detailed requirements

- Non-EU students only (Indonesia ✓)
- Automatic consideration for many scholarships during admission
- Some programs require separate scholarship application
- Strong academic record required
- Physics PhD specific scholarships more substantial

Who can apply

Non-EU international students admitted to the University of Warsaw (UW) — Poland's largest and most international university, located in the capital city of Warsaw. Tuition waivers (50–100%) and merit stipends available. Strong choice for students who prefer a metropolitan setting (Warsaw is larger and more expensive than Kraków but offers more industry opportunities). Physics PhD positions are particularly well-funded.

Fields of study

LawEconomicsPsychologyData ScienceSocial SciencesPhysics (Optics, Nanostructures)International RelationsComputer ScienceHumanities

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: rolling per program

Project-specific Physics PhD scholarships: separate calls with better funding

Studies commence: October 2026 (Fall) or February 2027 (Spring)

Duration: per program

How to apply

1Step 1: Browse UW programmes at en.uw.edu.pl
2Step 2: Apply for admission to your chosen programme
3Step 3: Many scholarships are automatically considered during admission review
4Step 4: For project-specific scholarships (esp. Physics PhD), contact the project PI
5Step 5: Submit supporting documents (transcripts, CV, motivation)
6Step 6: Scholarship decision typically with or after admission offer
7Step 7: Apply for Polish student visa