Also known as: UWM
The University of Warmia and Masuria in Olsztyn, located in Poland, follows a traditional European academic calendar structured into two main semesters: the fall semester and the spring semester. The fall semester typically begins in early October and runs through mid-February, including a winter break. The spring semester usually starts in late February and concludes in late June, with a short Easter break. This structure aligns with many Polish and European universities, incorporating exam periods at the end of each semester and a summer break from July to September for research, internships, or personal development. A notable feature is the university’s emphasis on integrating practical training periods, especially for programs in agriculture and environmental sciences, often scheduled during the summer months.
The academic calendar of the University of Warmia and Masuria aligns closely with national norms in Poland, incorporating public holidays such as Christmas, Easter, and Independence Day into its breaks. This structure offers predictability for both domestic and international students, with ample time during the summer for travel or professional engagements. The admissions timeline is designed to be accessible, with early deadlines for international applicants to ensure sufficient time for visa arrangements. While specific dates for the 2025–2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical Polish university schedules, prospective students are encouraged to verify exact dates through official university communications as they become available.
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