Kozminski University

Key Highlights

• Operating non-public academic university recorded in Poland’s RAD-on system
• Founded in 1993 and based in Warsaw
• Specialized in business, economics, finance, management, law and related social sciences
• Holds AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA business-school accreditations
• Warsaw teaching is concentrated in a five-building complex at 57/59 Jagiellońska Street

Student Life & Environment

Student life is organized around a compact urban campus rather than a residential university environment. The university lists student organizations, scientific clubs, a Student Council, the Kozminski International Society, sports and e-sports sections, integration trips, events and an annual Kozminalia celebration. Participation and schedules can vary, so prospective students should check which groups are active in their intake year. International students can use the Welcome Point for practical guidance on orientation, accommodation, legalization of stay and everyday arrangements in Poland. Student volunteers help organize workshops, social events and intercultural integration. The university also offers accessibility and wellbeing support for students who face health-related or other barriers to study. Housing requires advance planning because Kozminski does not operate on-campus accommodation. Its incoming-student service provides housing-search guidance and may share contacts for private dormitories, agencies, landlords or potential roommates, but students remain responsible for securing housing off campus. This distinction is especially important for international applicants budgeting remotely. Academic and professional activities overlap with campus life. Tuition normally includes access to student organizations, library resources, selected digital publications, career-office opportunities, job and internship fairs, and exchange participation subject to the relevant rules. Full-time bachelor’s students also receive sports classes within the package described by the university.

Location & Surroundings

Kozminski University’s principal campus is at 57/59 Jagiellońska Street in Warsaw. The university describes five buildings at this address, allowing most classes and services to be concentrated in one complex. Official directions identify tram routes 18 and 20 and bus route 509, using the Pimot or Platerówek stops depending on the building. Warsaw offers the advantages and costs of a large European capital: access to employers, public institutions, cultural activities and international transport, but also a housing market that students must navigate independently. Because Kozminski has no on-campus residences, the choice of district and commute can materially affect both budget and daily routine. Applicants should compare private dormitories, shared flats and other rentals using current listings rather than assuming university housing will be available. The campus setting is urban and professionally oriented rather than self-contained. That can work well for students who want city-based internships and events, while those seeking a traditional residential campus should recognize the trade-off. The official contact page also lists a Katowice address associated with a branch presence, so applicants must confirm that their selected program is actually delivered in Warsaw before arranging housing.

Costs & Career Outcomes

Kozminski is tuition-charging, and fees differ by program, year, language and study format. Applicants should therefore use the tuition table attached to their exact 2026/2027 program rather than infer a university-wide price. As one current reference point, the English Master in Management lists full-time tuition of PLN 38,800 for year one and PLN 42,800 for year two when paid annually, plus a PLN 100 admission fee. Its part-time or part-time-online annual rates are PLN 31,800 and PLN 35,000 respectively. These figures apply only to that program and intake, not to every degree. The university permits installment payments on listed programs and publishes scholarships and discounts. For 2026/2027, its Scholarship for the Best includes awards for qualifying first-semester bachelor’s, long-cycle master’s and second-cycle master’s entrants. Eligibility depends on admission results, program and study format; continuation generally requires a 4.60 GPA on the Polish five-point scale. A published 31 July 2026 application deadline applied to the relevant 2026 master’s scholarship round and should not be treated as current after that date. Other support includes statutory student benefits and selected graduate or family discounts. Career support includes job and internship listings, workshops, mentoring, fairs and assistance with compulsory internships. The university reports more than 200 employer cooperation agreements and roughly 2,000 job, internship and traineeship opportunities per academic year through its Career Development Office. These are opportunities rather than guaranteed placements or employment outcomes. Because no verified salary or placement-rate data were found in the selected official sources, applicants should ask the career office for recent program-level outcomes and independently assess the Warsaw labor market.