According to the official statement on the university's own site, studies in English are offered only in piano (MA level) and solo singing (BA and MA level).
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| City | Warsaw |
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| Type | State university |
| Founded | 1810 |
The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music is a state university in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 1810. Its focus areas are music, piano and voice.
Our catalogue lists three of its programmes: Solo Singing at bachelor's level, and Solo Singing and Playing the Piano at master's level. All three sit under arts and design, and all three are taught in English. Programme durations and tuition figures are not recorded in our catalogue; we confirm those with the university for you.
We can go through the levels and programmes with you to work out which fits your current preparation, then help you assemble the application and keep to its timetable.
