Each candidate should provide documents certifying his/her qualifications for the studies i.e. High School Diploma containing the clause clearly stating the applicant's right to apply for admission to higher education institutions in the country in which the diploma was issued. In case there is no such clause, the Diploma should be accompanied by a certification (stating the above mentioned right) issued by:

• the high school itself,
• the educational authorities of the country in which the diploma was issued,
• an embassy or consulate of the Republic of Poland.

In case the applicant is a high school final year student, he/she should provide a transcript issued by the high school itself showing the grades achieved in the winter semester and expected final grades followed by the High School Diploma after receipt.

The applicants are admitted on the basis of their results stated in the High School Diploma (the grading scale should be provided). A good grade in chemistry, biology and physics is required since there is no entrance examination to the English Division of the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Bialystok.

Good knowledge of both written and spoken English is a prerequisite for admission.
All the submitted documents should be originals or certified copies (i.e. originally sealed and signed by the eligible institution/person).

If the documents are not written in English, they must be accompanied by translations (into English or Polish) certified by an approved institution (e.g. the issuing body or a sworn translator).

The applicants are requested to submit the following documents:

   1. Filled in application form
   2. High School Diploma (as described above)
   3. English Language certificate (if applicable)
   4. Photocopy of the applicant's passport
   5. Health certificate
   6. Two passport photographs (color, no head cover)
   7. Birth certificate
   8. Copy of the candidate's insurance card

Application form and health certificate

Applications should be submitted to the Agency (for Scandinavian students) or
to the Dean’s Office till May 30 but not later than August 15