University of Gdańsk

The University of Gdańsk is a state university in Gdańsk, Poland, founded in 1970. It teaches at both bachelor's and master's level, with part of that teaching delivered in English.

Its focus areas are business, economics, law, social sciences and natural sciences. At bachelor's level our catalogue covers International Business, Finance and Accounting: Financial Analyst, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Logistics and Mobility and Cultural Communication. At master's level it includes International Business, Finance and Accounting, Logistics and Mobility, Chemistry: Digital Chemistry and Quantum Information Technology, so the range reaches from commerce and law across to chemistry and computer science.

We list 16 English-taught programs at the university, split between bachelor's and master's level. Tuition across them falls in a range of 1,200 EUR to 3,810 EUR, which makes it possible to weigh the level you want against the budget you have.

The university is placed in the 901-950 band in the QS 2027 ranking.

We can go through the options with you: what separates the bachelor's and master's routes, where each program sits in the tuition range, and which documents an application asks for. Send your questions about studying at the University of Gdańsk to a Velantra adviser.