Scandinavian Studies

Candidates are admitted to Scandinavian Studies programme by the ranking. The position on the ranking list is determined by the number of points acquired by the candidate. Should the number of candidates not exceed the limit, all are admitted providing all the required documents are submitted and the conditions of competency in English fulfilled. As a part of the admission process, it is necessary to demonstrate or provide evidence of English competence. The level of competence can be documented by one of the following certificates: Cambridge English First – FCE, IELT 5-6.5, TOEFL iBT 87-105 (or their equivalencies). Should the candidates not possess a certificate of English competence, they need to take an interview in English. At least sophomores and graduates of English philology and the foreign language teachers’ training colleges (with English specialty) will be admitted to Scandinavian Studies without the necessity of documenting their knowledge with a certificate. The following candidates are exempt from providing evidence of their English competence: Candidates who graduated from high school with English as the language of instruction, or successfully passed the final high school exams in English; Candidates who reside in or are citizens of the countries with English as the official language; Candidates who graduated from the first or second cycle studies conducted in English at Polish or foreign institutions of higher education; Candidates with the IB or EB diplomas.

IELTS: 5

TOEFL: 87

Polish Required: No

Required Document: Application form

Required Document: High school diploma