Poland

Europe Regional Team

Our Europe Regional Team offers a personalised service to students from Poland, answering any questions you have about our courses, entry requirements, student life and more.

Email: EU-enquiries@mdx.ac.uk

Meet us in Poland

We often visit schools, colleges and education fairs in Poland. For a schedule of all our upcoming international visits see our international fairs page.

Our local representative in Poland

Our official representative for applicants from Poland is Dr Marta Wlodarczyk of Episteme Educational Placement Services. Dr Marta Wlodarczyk can answer any questions you have about studying at Middlesex University and support you throughout the application process.

Episteme bezpłatnie organizuje studia na Middlesex University London, pomaga w staraniach o pożyczkę na czesne oraz wszystkich innych kwestiach związanych ze studiami na Middlesex.

Episteme Edukacyjny Serwis Rekrutacyjny

Contact: Dr Marta Włodarczyk
Tel/fax: +48 12 6590 536  (Kraków, Poland)
Tel/fax: 0044 20 8870 3030 (London, England)
E-mail: info@intservice.org

If you have any questions about entry requirements and the suitability of your qualifications, please contact your regional team.

Undergraduate entry requirements

Entry to year one

For entry to most undergraduate courses, you must have completed the Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci / Matura, with an overall score of 60% and above from Matura.

Students must also meet our standard English Language Requirements. We accept the New Matura as evidence of your English language ability with minimum grades of Oral - 65% and Written - 75% (basic) or 60% (extended) required for most undergraduate programmes. If you don't meet these, we offer a Pre-sessional English course.

Each course will have specific grade requirements and some will have prerequisites, such as prior study in a specific subject or submission of a portfolio. Full details can be found within the specific course information page.

As part of the application process you will need to provide a letter of reference from an academic source and a personal statement.

Entry to year two or three

If you have successfully passed at least one year's higher studies in a relevant subject area you may able to enter directly onto the second or third year of one of our undergraduate degrees as a transfer student. We require 60 ECTS for entry to year two, and 120 ECTS for entry to year three. Acceptance is based on a curriculum match between your prior study and the syllabus at Middlesex.

You must also meet our standard English Language Requirements, and as part of the application process you will need to provide a letter of reference from an academic source and a personal statement.

Postgraduate entry requirements

For most postgraduate courses, you must have completed a good Bachelor Degree, equivalent to a British second-class Honours Degree.

Some courses will have prerequisites, such as prior study in a specific subject, work-experience or the submission of a portfolio. Full details can be found within the specific course information page.

You must also meet our standard English Language Requirements. If you don't meet our English language requirements, we offer a Pre-sessional English course.

Our MBA courses require at least two years of post-graduation work experience at management level, and in some cases a GMAT score of over 550 will also be required.

As part of the application process you will need to provide two letters of reference from academic sources and a personal statement.

Middlesex scholarships and awards

We are pleased to offer a range of international scholarships and merit awards to international students.

Visit our scholarships page for a list of all Middlesex scholarships you may be eligible for.

European Academic Awards

We also offer a European Academic Award of £1000 - £5000 to individuals who have demonstrated academic excellence in their final grades. Applications are open until 31^st July for European Union citizens and residents. Applicants will need to hold a Middlesex University offer. This award is given as a discount to tuition fees for the first year of study. Final qualifications will be required to apply for this scholarship. To find out more information please contact EU-enquiries@mdx.ac.uk.

To apply for the European Academic Award scholarship please complete our online application form

Other scholarships

You can also apply to a variety of private agencies and charities for scholarships, bursaries and grants to study in the UK. For more information visit the British Council website or the UK Council for International Student Affairs website.

Student loans

Undergraduate and Postgraduate students from the EU are eligible to apply to Student Finance England (SFE) for a student loan to cover the cost of their fees, and may also be eligible for a loan to cover living costs.

Name: Ewa Lison

Course: 2^nd Year of BA Interpreting and Translation

Where are you from: Korfantów/Woj.Opolskie, Poland

What made you choose Middlesex University?

When I came to the Middlesex Open Day I was really impressed with the modern campus. I felt that this was a place that was clearly investing in its future. Then I met some of the Student Ambassadors who showed me around the campus and after having a very friendly chat with them I knew I would fit right into the student life at Middlesex University.

What attracted you to your course and made you apply?

Well I would say after meeting my potential tutors and then course leader I felt assured I would get the support I needed. Furthermore, not many universities in and around London offer a BA degree both in Interpreting and Translation in one single course, this was a key factor for me choosing Middlesex.

What aspects of your course do you enjoy most?

After I started my first year I found out that I could practise Conference Interpreting in real-live interpreting booths which are available at the university. We have also created our MDX Interpreting and Translation Society and this year we are going on a trip with our tutors to Brussels, where we will experience a real Conference Interpreting practice at the EU Parliament.

What is it like being an EU/international student at Middlesex?

As easy and enjoyable as can be! MDX is so multi-cultural and multi-national that you never feel like an outsider. You can learn so much about other cultures and meet many interesting friends from all over the world. It’s very handy if you want to travel around the world.

What is your fondest memory of life at Middlesex?

General student life! But probably my fondest memory is working as a Student Ambassador. In the role I could spend time with my friends and get paid for it! One of the reasons why I decided to work as a Student Ambassador was to take part in the many events organised at MDX which are a great opportunity for networking with other people. It’s never too soon to start building up your future contacts!

What one piece of advice would you give to a prospective student interested in studying at Middlesex?

Go to Uni Hub and don’t be shy to ask any questions you might have! People who work there can really help you and provide great advice.

What advice would you offer to international students thinking of coming to Middlesex?

If you have the opportunity to study in the UK, do it! It’s very advantageous and it will look great on your CV!

What is the attraction of coming and studying in the UK?

It will help you to improve your English language skills and become more confident! By doing so, you will make the most interesting friendships that could last forever.

What does the future hold for you?

I would love to carry on working for Middlesex University as a Student Ambassador and hopefully after graduation I could become a Graduate Teaching Assistant and start building my career as a freelance Legal Interpreter.

Would you recommend Middlesex and why?

If you want to broaden your horizon, become more independent, learn new skills and meet great friends MDX is the place for you!