The University of Silesia offers a diverse range of programs, but to be eligible, you'll need to meet specific requirements that vary depending on the program level (undergraduate or graduate) and language of instruction (Polish or English) . Here's a breakdown to help you prepare: Undergraduate & Long-Cycle Studies (First Cycle): Basic Information: Get your personal questionnaire filled out and include a recent photo. Education Proof: Submit a copy of your secondary education verification document. Most importantly, provide your secondary school leaving certificate (and any annexes or exam results if applicable). If you hold an IB (International Baccalaureate) or EB (European Baccalaureate) diploma, you're good to go! International Documents: If your documents originate from outside Poland, they need to be legalized or carry an Apostille stamp. Additionally, get them translated into Polish by a sworn translator registered with the Polish Ministry of Justice. Language Proficiency: Demonstrate your language skills! For Polish-taught programs, a document confirming your Polish language proficiency is mandatory. If the program is in English, proof of English language proficiency is required. Health Considerations: For specific programs, a medical certificate might be needed to ensure your well-being during studies. This typically applies to fields with potential health risks. Fee-Free Status: If applicable, provide documentation proving your eligibility for fee-free studies. Graduate Studies (Second Cycle): Your Academic Journey: Submit a personal questionnaire with a photo. Most importantly, provide your diploma from completed first-cycle (undergraduate), second-cycle (graduate), or uniform master's studies. International Credentials: Similar to undergraduate applications, if your diploma comes from outside Poland, it requires legalization/Apostille and a Polish translation by a sworn translator. An additional document confirming your foreign diploma allows you to apply for higher education in the issuing country. Language Expertise: Depending on the program language, provide proof of proficiency. For Polish-taught programs, a document confirming Polish language knowledge is required. For English-taught programs, demonstrate your English language proficiency. Health Considerations : Just like for undergraduates, a medical certificate might be needed for specific programs to ensure your fitness for studies. Fee-Free Status: If applicable, provide documentation proving your eligibility for fee-free studies. Remember : Always check the specific program requirements on the university website for any additional details. This is a general guide, and some programs may have variations.