Warsaw pairs a rebuilt historic Old Town with modern districts full of cafés, bars, parks and cultural venues. Students get a big-city social scene, with strong tram, bus and metro links to reach all of it.

Yes! As Poland's capital and largest city, Warsaw is home to leading universities like the University of Warsaw and Warsaw University of Technology, with a wide mix of neighbourhoods and a lower cost of living than most Western European capitals.

Yes, Warsaw is one of Central Europe's leading student cities. It has a large international community, a growing range of English-taught programmes and excellent public transport, making it easy for students from abroad to settle in, get around and feel at home.