Applied Chemistry

Admission rules

Recruitment rules and how to convert points

1)    if the basis for enrolment is the final result of the studies (grade on the diploma) or the final result of the studies and the arithmetic mean of the grades of the first-cycle studies (second-cycle studies or uniform master's studies), then:
a)    the diploma grade for recruitment is converted into points as follows:
5.0 - 100 points
4.5 - 80 points
4.0 - 60 points
3.5 - 40 points
3.0 - 20 points
The maximum number of points obtained for the grade on the diploma is 100.
b)    the arithmetic mean of the grades for first-cycle studies, second-cycle studies or long-cycle studies shall be converted into points in the recruitment process at a ratio of 1:1. The maximum number of points that can be obtained from the grade point average is 5.0.
c)    the maximum number of points available in the admission procedure is 105 (total points: the grade on the diploma and the average for the first-cycle programme, the second-cycle programme or the single-master programme),
2)    if admission is based on the result of an entrance examination/interview - the maximum number of points obtained from the examination/interview is 100.

 

Documents

• a personal questionnaire (downloaded from the IRK),
• an application form for a student ID (downloaded from the IRK),
• a secondary school graduation certificate or a higher education diploma (together with apostille/legalised and their translation),
• an ID (e.g. passport or residence permit) – to present during an inspection,
• document confirming the knowledge of a English language at least at B1 level confirmed by a certificate, a diploma of graduation or a confirmation from the university obtained during the recruitment process that the candidate's knowledge of a foreign language is sufficient for them to study in that language;
• Candidates are exempted from having to produce the document when:
  

1. the foreign language was the language of instruction at the secondary school or completed university programme,
2. the foreign language is their mother tongue,
3. the candidate passed the maturity exam in a foreign language at extended level with a minimum of 80% score,
4. the candidate passed a foreign language examination at B1 level during their studies and this is shown in the diploma supplement,
   

• a medical certificate stating that there are no contraindications to study in fields where students are exposed to harmful, strenuous or hazardous factors to health,
• evidence of possession:

1. a health insurance policy for a given academic year of education in Poland, or
2. The European Health Insurance Card, or
3. public health insurance, or
4. confirmation of the insurer's coverage of the costs of treatment on the territory of the Republic of Poland for a minimum amount of €30,000,

and in the absence of the documents referred to in points 1-4, he/she will declare that a copy will be provided before the first class begins,

• consent of parents or legal guardians to take up studies in the case of minors.

 

If the candidate's documents are submitted by a third party, he/she should present a power of attorney to submit the documents and his/her own identity document and a copy of the candidate's identity card for inspection.

 

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