Polish module

Lazarski University's Polish Module is a non-degree programme delivered in English through the university's Foreign Language Centre and Polish Language and Culture Centre in Warszawa, Poland. Students can enrol for one year, covering two semesters, or for a single semester, with annual tuition set at 2700 EUR. The programme sits within a broader language teaching operation that has run for over thirty years, offering courses in several languages including English, German, Russian, French, and Polish as a Foreign Language, alongside state certification exams in Polish and international exams such as LanguageCert and TOLES. Instruction goes beyond grammar and vocabulary drills: the centre aims to enrich the learning experience through a supportive atmosphere, cultural exploration, and the chance to build friendships with classmates from different backgrounds. Throughout the year, the university organises events tied to language and culture, including a National Day where students from a chosen country present their culture through presentations, songs, dances, and traditional dishes, as well as a Poland Day, language and culture knowledge contests, a case study competition for Faculty of Economics and Management students, debates for future economists, mediation exercises for future lawyers, a Round Table for medical students, and cultural workshops pairing a country's cuisine with a tasting session. For international students, a structured Polish language module of this kind typically serves as preparation for later degree study or for daily life and work in Poland, building listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills alongside practical vocabulary. Based in Warszawa, Poland's capital, Lazarski University positions the programme as an entry point into both the Polish language and the wider academic and cultural life of the city.