Area of Studies

languages and philological sciences

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en.uafm.edu.pl/educational-offer/english-philology-ba/

Department

Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University

Tuition and Other Fees

Promotional*: 2600 EUR

Standard: 3600 EUR

* This group includes the following regions:

North, South and Central America; Central, North, East and West Europe; Central and West Asia

Application Deadline(s)

26.09.2025

Course Description

Course Profile

Study English Philology at Frycz University

Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University offers a 3-year Bachelor’s program in English Philology, fully taught in English, with a practice-oriented curriculum that prepares you for national and international careers in translation, education, business, media, and international relations. You’ll graduate with highly developed language skills, cultural knowledge, and professional competencies needed to succeed in today’s dynamic global job market. 

Why choose English Philology at Frycz University?

• Practical, Workshop-Based Learning

• Two Specialization Paths:

  - English in Business: Focus on advertising, PR, HR, marketing, and business communication.

  - English/Polish and Polish/English Translation: Master literary, technical, audiovisual, and oral translation, along with text editing.

• Integrated Curriculum: Courses like English in the Media, Presentation Skills, and Website Management combine language learning with practical application.

• Achieve Professional Fluency: Study designed to take you to C1 level, ensuring you speak fluently and professionally.

• Deep Cultural and Historical Insights

• Career-Driven Approach: Prepare for work in translation offices, international companies, media, the education sector, or even launch your own language services business.

Education Requirements

Knowledge of the English language can be confirmed by

a) the results of the matriculation exam (candidates with a new matric),

b) an entrance exam (foreign candidates whose matriculation exam did not include English or included only the oral part)

c) one of the following diplomas of study or language certificates

Proven English language skills include:

For candidates with a new baccalaureate, the basis for admission is the results of the English baccalaureate exam in the written part - at the extended or bilingual level with a score of 50% or more.

For candidates with an old high school diploma, a score of 4.0 or higher in the written part according to the expanded curriculum is required.

For candidates with an IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization based in Geneva, the basis for admission is the International Baccalaureate exam in English at the higher level (HL) - 4 points or more - applies to programs with a language of instruction other than English.

Candidates with an IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization based in Geneva, for whom English was the language of instruction and examination at school, are also qualified for studies - provided that this circumstance is documented by a certificate issued by the school from which the candidate graduated. This also applies to candidates with an EB (European Baccalaureate) diploma or a high school diploma obtained abroad.

In the case of candidates with a high school diploma obtained abroad, the basis for admission is a written matriculation exam in English confirming English language proficiency at the B2 level or higher.

If the foreign matriculation certificate does not contain a reference to the level of English language proficiency according to the EQF, the candidate is required to attach a certificate from the school or examination center on the level obtained in the exam according to the EQF.

Candidates whose baccalaureate exam taken abroad did not include English as a compulsory or additional subject, or whose baccalaureate exam in English included only the oral part, may take the entrance exam held at the university or examination centers.

List of graduation diplomas:

-studies in English philology or applied linguistics,

-teaching colleges of foreign languages,

-higher education abroad, the language of instruction of which was English.

English language qualifications allowing for study in English are also possessed by:

(a) candidates for whom English at school was the language of instruction and examination, provided that this circumstance is documented by a certificate issued by the school.

b) graduates and students of higher education institutions who have taken an English language exam at a level of not less than B2 in the course of their studies.

Contact

Contact us!

(+48) 12 25 24 400

enrollment@uafm.edu.pl