Master's in Management
A Master's in Management (MiM) is a pre-experience business degree for recent graduates, covering strategy, finance, marketing and operations.
🇵🇱 Warsaw, Poland · Private
Kozminski University Fees for Indian Students
Kozminski (Warsaw) is known for private business university in Warsaw. Below: tuition, living costs in Warsaw, the total in rupees and loan options.
- Total ≈ ₹41 lakh – ₹51 lakh
- Tuition €8,000 – €12,000 a year
- Intakes: October (main)
- Typical loan ₹29 lakh – ₹46 lakh
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How much does Kozminski cost for Indian students?
A 2-year master's at Kozminski University costs about ₹41 lakh – ₹51 lakh in total for an Indian student: tuition of €8,000 – €12,000 a year, living costs of about €10,000 a year and one-time visa and travel costs of ₹1.8 lakh – ₹3 lakh. Most families borrow ₹29 lakh – ₹46 lakh and cover the rest from savings or scholarships.
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Kozminski at a glance
- Location
- Warsaw, Poland
- Type
- Private university
- Known for
- Private business university in Warsaw
- Tuition (international)
- €8,000 – €12,000 a year
- Living costs used
- €10,000 a year
- Total for 2 years
- ₹41 lakh – ₹51 lakh
- Intakes
- October (main), February (selected programs)
- English tests
- IELTS, TOEFL or an equivalent accepted by the university
- Work during study
- Full-time students can work without a separate work permit
- After graduation
- Up to 9 months to look for work after graduation
- Official website
- kozminski.edu.pl
Fee breakdown
Kozminski cost for Indian students
2-year master's, at €1 ≈ ₹109. Tuition varies by program — use the figure on your offer letter.
Popular programs
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Kozminski vs similar universities in Poland
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Living there
Living costs in Warsaw
Poland's capital and fast-growing business-services hub. A room in shared housing usually costs €350 – €550 a month, and a realistic yearly budget is €8,800 – €11,200.
For the cost table we use €10,000 a year — planning figure for Warsaw: shared housing, food, transport and insurance. During your studies you can work full-time students can work without a separate work permit.
Funding
How Indian students fund Kozminski
Typical loan: ₹29 lakh – ₹46 lakh. EMIs on a ₹37 lakh loan start after the course and moratorium.
Timeline
Applying to Kozminski for the October 2027 intake
- 01
10–12 months before
Take IELTS; shortlist programs at Kozminski and similar universities.
- 02
8–10 months before
Write your SOP, request two or three LORs and prepare transcripts.
- 03
6–9 months before
Apply on Kozminski's application portal and to scholarships.
- 04
4–6 months before
Accept the offer, pay the deposit and start the education loan (₹29 lakh – ₹46 lakh).
- 05
2–4 months before
Apply for the National (type D) visa for study, then a temporary residence permit: apply at the Polish visa application centre with your admission letter.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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Tuition is €8,000 – €12,000 a year for international students. With living costs the total for a 2-year master's is about ₹41 lakh – ₹51 lakh.
At €1 ≈ ₹109, a year's tuition is about ₹8.7 lakh – ₹13 lakh. Exchange rates move, so we recalculate with the live rate before you pay.
Of the 4 universities closest to it in cost, 4 cost less in total and 0 cost more. Kozminski's tuition is above the middle of our Poland list.
Yes, within visa rules: full-time students can work without a separate work permit. Part-time income helps with living costs but shouldn't be counted on for tuition.
Often, yes — private banks and NBFCs lend unsecured amounts for many universities if the co-applicant's income is steady. Larger amounts at the lowest rates usually need collateral. Most families borrow ₹29 lakh – ₹46 lakh.
October (main), February (selected programs). Start preparing 10–12 months ahead; popular programs fill early.
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