Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW)

Studying in Polish at a public university is free only for those admitted on terms applicable to Polish citizens — EU/EEA nationals and Karta Polaka holders — so a Kazakh applicant pays either way. study.gov.pl puts the average foreigner fee at about EUR 2,000 a year. SGGW runs 41 fields of study, 13 of them fully in English. Check the diploma in NAWA's KWALIFIKATOR before paying for nostrification: an international agreement often makes the separate procedure unnecessary.

Master's admission is decided per faculty on the relevance of the bachelor's degree; switching field can bring catch-up subjects (różnice programowe). Language requirements are set per programme — English-taught tracks in biotechnology, environmental engineering and food science, Polish-taught ones need Polish.

Since 2019 Polish doctorates run through doctoral schools, and this is the strongest offer in the country for a Kazakh applicant: tuition is free and every doctoral candidate receives a stipend regardless of citizenship. Admission is by competition into a specific school, with its own dates, exam and interview, and needs a master's degree plus a language certificate at B2 or above.