Study part-time
Krakow University of Economics is an extraordinary university.
See if this is the place for you.
DATES
Important dates
Key recruitment dates and deadlines
Open Day
25-26 March 2026
Discover the university and its study offer
in person
Start of recruitment
1 June 2026
IRK system opens – register
and choose your programme
End of recruitment
6 September 2026
part-time first-cycle programmes
and long-cycle Master's programmes
End of recruitment
18 September 2026
part-time
second-cycle programmes.
UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS IN MAŁOPOLSKA
STUDENTS
YEARS OF TRADITION
GRADUATES
WHAT CAN YOU STUDY?
Study offer
Find your dream field of study
REQUIREMENTS
Calculate your points
Enter your best Matura exam results
Total admission score
0 / 100 pts max (1 subject)
Only written Matura exam results are taken into account when calculating points. The basic level is converted using a coefficient of 0.6, and the extended level according to the 1:1 rule.
Check the required subjects
Each study programme requires specific Matura exam subjects. Check the requirements table to know which results to enter into the calculator.
See the requirements tableConversion rules
SCHEDULE
How to apply?
Admission process step by step
Register
Create an account in the IRK system
and complete the online registration form.
Choose study programmes
Browse the offer and choose the study programmes you are interested in. You can choose several!
Attach documents
Upload your certificate, photo, and additional documents.
Wait for the results
Check your admission status in the IRK system. The results will be published on the specified date.
SUPPORT
More than just learning
Part-time students have access to the same benefits,
as full-time students – dormitories, scholarships and hardship grants
Dormitories
Our dormitories are a convenient solution for students from outside Kraków
Rector’s Scholarship
We appreciate the best – a scholarship for academic results
and achievements
Hardship Grant
Additional financial support in difficult life situations
Social Scholarship
Financial assistance for people in need of support
BENEFITS
What do you gain?
See what you gain by choosing part-time studies
development without giving up your personal life
new skills, new opportunities
networking with people from different industries
an opportunity to change careers
education equivalent to full-time studies
hybrid form of learning
foreign language learning for 3 semesters
Erasmus+ and international experiences
CONVENIENCES
Tools for Candidates
Use interactive tools that will help you
in the admission process
IF IN DOUBT
Frequently Asked Questions
We have the answers for you!
1. How much do part-time studies at KUE cost?
part-time first-cycle studies
The fee per semester is PLN 3,800 for all study programmes.
For studies conducted in English – PLN 6,000 per semester.
part-time second-cycle studies
The fee per semester is PLN 3,800, except for Financial Audit – PLN 6,200 per semester.
Studies conducted in English cost PLN 6,000 per semester.
2. What do classes look like in part-time studies?
Classes in part-time studies are held during weekend sessions – from Friday to Sunday. On Fridays, classes usually take place from 3:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., while on Saturdays and Sundays they take place from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
3. What documents are required for admission?
Admission to part-time studies takes place in two stages.
In the first stage, candidates register online in the IRK system and pay the admission fee. After qualifying for admission, the required documents must be submitted.
First-cycle studies:
- a photocopy of the Matura certificate (original for inspection),
- if the Matura exam results have been improved – also a photocopy of the annex to the certificate,
- a personal questionnaire printed from the IRK system with a photo,
- in selected cases – a photocopy of the diploma confirming technician vocational qualifications.
Second-cycle studies:
- a photocopy of the diploma of completed studies together with the supplement (originals for inspection),
- if the diploma is not available – a certificate of completion of studies and the degree awarded,
- in the case of a foreign diploma – a translation into Polish and a document confirming eligibility to undertake studies,
- a certificate of the grade average, if it is not included in the supplement,
- a personal questionnaire printed from the IRK system with a photo.
When submitting documents, the candidate must present an identity card.
The documents may also be submitted by an attorney on the basis of a written power of attorney.
In the case of underage candidates, the consent of a legal representative is required.
4. Do part-time students have access to dormitories?
Yes, part-time students can apply for a place in a dormitory – depending on the availability of vacant places.
5. Can I apply for a scholarship as a part-time student?
Yes, part-time students can benefit from various forms of financial support, including:
- social scholarship for people in a more difficult financial situation
- rector’s scholarship for high academic results and achievements
- scholarship for people with disabilities
- hardship grant in a temporarily difficult life situation.
6. Will the diploma I receive be the same as if I had completed full-time studies?
The diploma includes information about completing part-time studies; however, the qualifications and education obtained are the same as in full-time studies.
7. Are classes held online?
Part-time studies are conducted in a hybrid format – lectures are held online, while classes, workshops and language courses are conducted on campus.
8. Is parking available for students?
Yes, students can use the car park for a fee.
9. Are there point thresholds for part-time studies?
Yes, point thresholds also apply to part-time studies, although they are usually lower than for full-time studies.