International Medicine Studies, s r. o. International Student Information Pack Academic Year of 2013/14
EU-Residents do not need a visa - just a temporary residence permit
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EU-Residents do not need a visa - just a temporary residence permitRegistration for a temporary residence permit will take place after coming to Poland. The current addresses of the Polish Embassy or Consulates (Polish Missions Abroad) can be found at: http://www.msz.gov.pl/en/travel_to_poland/polands_missions_abroad Click to locate the Polish Missions nearest you. The University offers help and guidance for the registration process. Health InsuranceInternational students must prove health insurance coverage within the Polish Republic in order to obtain a temporary residency permit and be admitted to SGGW. Medical insurance is mandatory for all students - without this, entry may be refused. EU-Residents should obtain a general health insurance policy for students studying abroad. Applicants from the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland: Free or reduced-cost necessary treatment is available on production of a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). The EHIC gives access to state-provided medical treatment only. The scheme gives no entitlement to medical repatriation costs, nor does it cover ongoing illnesses of a non-urgent nature. Note that the EHIC replaces the Form E111, which is no longer valid. Other nationalities: IMS will help students find basic health insurance, either in their home country or in Poland. More information can be obtained from the Polish Embassy or Consulate in your country. Medical care Please always check current information about regulations of medical care in Poland at the Polish Embassy/Consulate in your country, or on the website of the Polish Ministry for Foreign Affairs: http://www.msz.gov.pl and on the website of the National Health Fund (Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia): http://www.nfz.gov.pl/new We recommend the medical support offered through well-developed private clinics. You should ensure that your insurance covers any costs and invoices from private clinics abroad. InsuranceHealth insurance, personal accident coverage and liability insurance are required for the whole period of study in Poland. Proof of the insurance is necessary for registration at SGGW. Tuition & FeesTuition is calculated per academic year and covers the cost of education only. Students are required to pay a one-time registration fee to secure their place at SGGW. IMS accepts registration fees until 1 September 2013. Since the university operates on a first-come, first-served basis, however, preference is given to students who register early. See Appendix for tuition and registration payment instructions #2. One-time Registration Fee €650 (To be paid only once accepted to university, in order to secure your place)
Tuition Fee €7600 *SGGW tuition fee for academic year in which applicant will be admitted is fixed for all years of his/her study. Deadline of payment: €4,600 September 1, 2013 €3,000 February 01, 2014
*Excluding clothing and personal needs. HousingThe University provides students with self-catered accommodation in the university’s dormitories, in double rooms (2 people per bedroom) for around €110 per month (price includes costs of water, heating, electricity and internet connection). Rooms include a hob/stove, table, and refrigerator/freezer. The dormitories are located on the SGGW campus, at a distance of 200 to 300 meters from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and sport facilities. In the dormitories, there is a central kitchen and dining room where it is possible to prepare dinner. Internet at Limba is wired – an Ethernet cable is required. It is also possible to rent an apartment in the city for about €300-€700 per month (excluding costs of electricity, gas, phone, cable TV, and internet), however, it is strongly advised to live on SGGW campus for the first semester. The University provides accommodation if the housing form is sent to University before 16/06/2013; after this date we cannot guarantee a place or the standard of accommodation (Limba dormitory is the first choice for international students, however other dormitories may be used). Link to information about rooms in Limba: http://adiss.sggw.pl/ - Click on “Domy studenckie” and scroll down to Zespół Domów Studenckich nr 7 – a link to photos and the address of Limba are given. LeisureHaving fun in Warsaw is cheap! Typical costs: Movie ticket: 30 PLN (€7); Theatre/opera ticket: 60-140 PLN (€14–32); Museum entrance fee: 8-20 PLN (€2-5); Swimming pool (SGGW): 10 PLN/hour (€2.50); Tennis (SGGW): 50 PLN/hour (€12); Fitness Centre (SGGW): 10 PLN (€2.5); Horse riding (SGGW) 30 PLN/hour (€7). Note: The university campus has its own modern sport facilities including a swimming pool, tennis, volleyball, football, basketball, aerobics, fitness centre, and sauna. It is only 100 meters from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine buildings! A horse riding school is located 50 m from the Faculty Horse Clinic in Wolica (ca. 2 km from SGGW campus). During the first year there are 2 hours per week of sport exercises in the education program, meaning this time the facilities are for free. Any further activities are charged with a reduced price for all SGGW students. There is also the Cumann Warszawa GAA Gaelic football team, who many international students play for. Non-SGGW sports facilities e.g. 5-a-side football pitches are available to hire and are located near the campus. There are plenty of paths for bicycles and roller skaters around the SGGW campus. Vertulio – Warsaw’s Bike Rental SystemRecently, the Veturilo cycle hire scheme has been set up around the SGGW campus – cycles can be hired from stands outside the Limba dormitory and the sports centre. A small joining fee is required, while the actual cost of hiring a bike is determined by the length (time) of hire, according to the tariff. More information can be found on http://en.veturilo.waw.pl/informacje/ Travel expensesTravel expenses will vary depending on where a student is from and how often they intend to travel home. The method of transport—plane, rail or bus—will also have an impact on overall costs. We recommend the following websites to help you price out your travel costs: Cheap flights - WizzAir, Ryanair: www.wizzair.com or www.ryanair.com LOT Polish Airlines: http://www.lot.com/ Eurolines long distance bus: www.eurolines.com National Polish Railway PKP: http://rozklad.pkp.pl/bin/query.exe/en Travel agencies cooperating with SGGW: Biuro Podrózy First Class www.firstclass.com.pl Ul. Nowowiejska 5 00-643 Warsaw Poland Phone: 004822 578-71-25 Fax: 004822 825-45-37 e-mail: turystyka@firstclass.com.pl
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