Living in Poland

Poland – a place to live, study, and work

It doesn’t matter whether you’re already studying in Poland or haven’t made up your mind yet – a few tips on living here will surely come in handy.

Cost of living

In spite of being a member of the European Union, Poland still has its own currency – złoty. It consists of coins (1gr, 2gr, 5gr, 10gr, 20gr, 50gr, 1zł, 2zł, 5zł) and banknotes (10zł, 20zł, 50zł, 100zł, 200zł, 500zł). You’ll be surprised how wallet-friendly living in Poland can be.

Places to visit in Warsaw

When you think about pros of studying in a foreign city, don't forget about all the things that Warsaw has to offer. Here's a list of student-friendly spots worth visiting.

City map: Warsaw conveniently and culturally

The map has been created for you! European and International students that are either thinking of joining the University or already are a part of University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw, Poland.

The map contains:

Railway and coach stations
The nearest bus terminal
The closest passenger service point and metro
Various shopping centres located around the city
A pure treasure to all of the attractions and excitements.