Incoming students

The Academy provides instruction at five faculties on Bachelor, Master and Doctoral level:

• Faculty of Painting and Drawing (fields of study: Painting, Drawing);
• Faculty of Sculpture and Art Mediation (fields of study: Sculpture, Art Mediation);
• Faculty of Graphics and Media Art (fields of study: Graphics within the scope of Graphic Design and Printmaking, Media Art);
• Faculty of Interior Architecture, Design and Stage Design (fields of study: Interior Architecture, Stage Design, Design);
• Faculty of Ceramics and Glass (fields of study: Art and Design of Ceramics, Art and Design of Glass, Conservation and Restoration of Artworks in specialization of Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics and Glass).

More about each faculty and field of study can be found below in the attachment Recruitment Folder.

ATTENTION! We do not accept diploma students for an exchange.

The exchange students can sign up only for one of the fields of study within Bachelor, Master or Doctoral degree programme which will be the main one. They should then attend most of the courses from this field of study. There is also the possibility to choose whichever course from whichever faculty, however the number of the courses from other faculties should not exceed the number of the courses from the student’s main field of study. The descriptions of the courses (syllabuses) may be found here.

Please bear in mind that not all of the courses provided in the attachment below ("Course Catalogue") are in the English language, hence upon the arrival exchange students usually prepare Learning Agreement During the Mobility together with one of our Departmental Coordinators. The Departmental Coordinators are divided according to the field of study and they are the main persons at our Academy responsible for your courses and your schedule.

The list of documents you should send to our Institutional Coordinator is the following:

1. Application Form for Studies (attached below);
2. CV;
3. Cover letter in English explaining why you want to take part in the mobility and what advantages you expect to get from it;
4. English certificate at a minimum B2 level (not required if you are a native English speaker); OLS language tests will not be accepted!; if you do not have an international certificate, please ask your home university to issue a confirmation that you know English at a B2 level;
5. Portfolio (PDF or website);
6. Data Processing Consent (attached below);
7. Scan of the passport or ID card;
8. 1 passport/ ID photograph (JPG, 300 dpi, 300 x 375 pixels, max. 60 kB) needed for the student card;
9. Dormitory Application Form (attached below) should be sent directly to the manager of the dorm, Mrs Magdalena Kowalczykdorm: akademik@asp.wroc.pl. You will also need a Certificate of Income from all of the family members (translated into Polish language) and a written statement about the number of family members. Please note that the dorm does not guarantee a room.

Please send all the documents in one PDF file, except for the photo, which should be in the JPG format. The whole PDF application should not exceed 6 MB. Please do not send us files to be downloaded.

The Online Learning Agreement for Studies should be created in the Dashboard system after the student has been accepted but before his/her arrival in Wrocław. Please note that it is signed by one of the Departmental Coordinators. The Instruction to the Learning Agreement is attached below - please read it carefully!

1. The deadline for sending applications:

• for the winter semester 2024/2025: 31 May 2024;
• for the summer semester 2024/2025: 15 November 2024.

2. The results of the application will be known within 4 weeks after the deadline:

• for the winter semester: by the end of June;
• for the summer semester: by the middle of December.

3. Academic calendar 2024/2025: here.

• If you want to develop your English, French, Spanish or German skills, you are invited to the Institute of Foreign Languages. For more information, please contact the Coordinator, Mr Stanisław Chwiszczuk.
• It is also possible to attend the Polish language course for beginners that is available at our Academy for exchange students. It is free of charge, once a week (2 hours) with the final examination at the end, worth 2 ECTS points. If you wish to participate in the course, please mark it in your Application Form.

Polish Grade: 5.5  | ECTS Grade: A  | Definition: Exellent – outstanding performance with only minor errors
Polish Grade: 5.0  | ECTS Grade: B  | Definition: Very good – above the average standard but with some errors
Polish Grade: 4.5  | ECTS Grade: C  | Definition: Good – generally sound work with a number of notable errors
Polish Grade: 4.0  | ECTS Grade: D  | Definition: Satisfactory – fair but with significant shortcomings
Polish Grade: 3.5/3.0  | ECTS Grade: E  | Definition: Sufficient – performance meets the minimum criteria
Polish Grade: 2.0  | ECTS Grade: F/FX  | Definition: Fail – considerable further work is required

If you wish to apply for traineeships, please send your Application Form for Traineeships, Data Processing Consent and Learning Agreement for Traineeships to the Institutional Coordinator.

• The only fee that you will be asked to pay as the incoming student is PLN 22 for the student card which confirms your student status in Poland. With the card the student benefits from a 50% discount in public transport and cultural institutions all over the country. 
• For more information about courses, please contact our Departmental Coordinators.
• For more information about documents and other practical matters, please contact the Institutional Coordinator.
• Please see also: Accommodation, Right of residence in Poland, Healthcare & insurance, Be prepared for the exchange.
• Please find below our Academy's Fact Sheet and the Guide.
• If you wish to extend your mobility at our Academy from the winter semester to the summer semester, please fill in Exchange Extension Form attached below.