Application process

Before completing the application form candidates must be nominated by their home university.

Completing your application

Download application form

Once your application has been submitted by International Office in consultation with Dean of the Faculty

• You will receive an initial acceptance by email,
• Your application will be directed to departments for their approval of your module choices,
• Successful applications will receive an official offer letter, including details of your approved module choices,
• After receiving an unconditional offer, confirm acceptance of your place by emailing Ten adres pocztowy jest chroniony przed spamowaniem. Aby go zobaczyć, konieczne jest włączenie w przeglądarce obsługi JavaScript.
• 24 hours after confirmation from the Study Abroad of receiving your acceptance you can start booking your accommodation with the help of the Study Abroad Office,
• Read your joining instructions carefully and return all the relevant forms,
• If you are applying for a Tier 4 Visa, request a CAS letter from our office by emailing Ten adres pocztowy jest chroniony przed spamowaniem. Aby go zobaczyć, konieczne jest włączenie w przeglądarce obsługi JavaScript.

Tuition Fees for academic year 2020/21

Decree No. 2/2020 Director General of the Bielsko-Biala School of Finance and Law on the fees applicable undergraduate students, and graduate engineering starting from the academic year 2020/2021 (valid from 20-05-2020 r.). These fees, should be paid using the account of the University: Bank Pekao SA 28 1240 4142 1111 0000 4823 0360

Exchange students participating in the Erasmus program do not pay any tuition fees to Bielsko-Biala School of Finance and Law.

Other Costs

• Accommodation:
  The price of accommodation depends on the type you choose. On average, the fee for student dormitory ranges from 400 to 600 PLN/month,
• Bus Pass:
  Approx. 50 PLN /month (with ID student card),
• Study Tours:
  These are optional. In case of interest please contact International Office for details,
• Telephone and internet access:
  For full details about individual halls and their facilities contact: International Office at Bielsko-Biala School of Finance and Law.

Allow for extra expenses such as: books, travel, weekday lunches, clothes, laundry, recreation and entertainment, vacation accommodation, insurance etc. The total cost of living in Bielsko-Biala is difficult to define as it depends on how much money you want to spend. However, the average cost of living is approximately 1500 PLN/month covering accommodation, heating, food and personal expenses.

The catalogue of subjects in the faculty of finance and accounting offered to erasmus plus students summer semester 2020/2021 - download.

Please expect that due to some last minute amendments in the University’s curricula, some minor changes to this plan may occur upon your arrival. These changes may be related to the course selection or ECTS value of courses.

1. Credits are assigned to all courses included in the curriculum except Health and Safety rules and communication with the market,
2. Credits assigned to course rather than individual forms of activities, and granted only when all classes are included within the scope of the course in a given semester,
3. Credits are assigned in parts only when the course is longer than one semester,
4. Number of credits assigned to courses of each semester is 30,
5. The pass mark for the semester is to get 30 credits, so get at least satisfactory in all classes in the curriculum. When student doesn’t collect 30 credits, is registered for the next semester with credit debt,
6. In case of students exchange, university prepares the transcript of his departure and the return. Credits are awarded after the completion of course, but the home institution does not fit them into the index. Credits for items classified as foreign replace the credits that the student would receive normally at the home university.