Warsaw University of Life Sciences - Szkoła Główna
Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego (WULS-SGGW),
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Warsaw, Poland&International Medicine Studies, s.r.o.
International Student Information Pack
Academic Year of 2010/2011
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Table of Contents
Table of content ……………………………………………………………………
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About International Medicine Studies, s.r.o (IMS) ……………………………..
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About the Warsaw University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Warsaw ......
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SGGW degree Programme ……………………………………………………….
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Five & a half year D.V.M degree Programme …………………………………..
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SGGW Admission requirements ………………………………………………….
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Application Procedure ……………………………………………………………. .
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Application Requirements …………………………………………………………
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Application Deadlines ………………………………………………………………
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Application Processing Fee Entrance Exam Fee …………………………………
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How to Apply ……………………………………………………………………….
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Where to Send applications ……………………………………………………….
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Agents around Europe …………………………………………………………….
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Entrance Exams ……………………………………………………………………
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Premedical Preparation Course ………………………………………………….
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Premedical Preparation Course Dates & Registration deadlines ……………...
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Premedical Preparation Course Fee ……………………………………………..
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How to Register for the Premedical Preparation Course ………………………
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Documents Required for Final Registration …………………………………….
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Registration Fee ……………………………………………………………………
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Visa Requirement ………………………………………………………………….
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Tuition & Fees ……………………………………………………………………..
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Cost of Living ……………………………………………………………………
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Payments Instruction #1 ………………………………………………………..
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Payments Instruction #2 ………………………………………………………..
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Application Form for the Academic Year …………………………………….
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Registration Form for Entrance Exam ………………………………………..
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Registration Form for Prep-Course ……………………………………………
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Fee Transfer Form ………………………………………………………………
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Requirements for Entrance Examination -Biology ……………………………
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Requirements for Entrance Examination - Chemistry ………………………..
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Housing Application & and First Contact Form ………………………………
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About International Medicine Studies, s.r.o. (IMS)
International Medicine Studies, s.r.o. (IMS) is the international student recruitment and support services
arm of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Warsaw (SGGW). We
specialize in helping international students apply and enrol in SGGW’s veterinary degree programmes. As
part of our mission, we also provide comprehensive support to international students throughout the
academic year. Our ongoing support ensures that students’ investment in education abroad is as successful
and comfortable as possible.
About the Warsaw University of Life Sciences - Szkoła Główna
Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego (WULS-SGGW) Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine in Warsaw
Located in the capital city of Poland, the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (WULS-SGGW, formerly
Warsaw Agricultural University) is the oldest agricultural academic school in Poland, its history dates
back to 1816. At present, the university consists of 12 faculties, 6 interfaculty units and 2 MBA programs;
there are about 25,000 students enrolled. Students can choose between 27 major disciplines and 60 areas
of specialization. From September 2007, WULS-SGGW belongs to the network of the EUROLEAGUE of
the leading Universities of Life Sciences (Swedish Agricultural University- SLU; Copenhagen University;
BOKU-University of Life Sciences in Vienna; Wageningen University; Hohenheim University; Prague
Agricultural University).
The new campus of Warsaw University of Life Sciences is located in Ursynów. The Palace of Julian
Ursyn Niemcewicz is the main building of the offices of the University authorities. The campus is made
up of 47 buildings (total usable space of 200,000 m2), student dormitories (3800 beds), facilities such as
Sport Centre (sport halls, swimming pool), SGGW Hotel, the Main Library as well as the building with
the conference hall, better known as the Crystal Auditorium, where most celebrated academic events take
place. More info on the webpage, http://www.sggw.pl/en/node/613.
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine was established in 1927 and has since then provided education,
research and development, veterinary services and many other activities. The Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine is the leading veterinary faculty in Poland with the novel large and small animal clinics and
modern well-equipped laboratories in basic and clinical veterinary sciences. There are approx. 120
members of academic/teaching staff. Each year a total of 200 students are accepted at the Faculty, (while
1100 enrol). Research and teaching are perfectly balanced. All academic staff members spent their postdocs in high-rank veterinary, animal science or biotechnology universities/research institutions in North
America, Asia and Europe. The research novelties are promptly transferred to education.
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The veterinary teaching program is accredited by the National Accreditation Committee (PAKA). The
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine SGGW was the first in Poland to be accredited in 2002 by the European
Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (EAEVE). The Faculty offers several advanced
degree programs in veterinary medicine. From the academic year 2007/8 one course in veterinary
medicine is offered specifically to international students. The study course takes five and half years (11
semesters). The graduates are awarded the EU scheduled qualification [Dyplom lekarza weterynarii /
Diploma of Veterinary Surgeon]. According to EU regulations it enables to practice legally in the
European Community member countries. For postgraduate students the Faculty offers 3-4 year PhD
courses in basic and clinical sciences. The PhD courses function successfully since 1992. Every year over
10 postgraduates are enrolled. Contact: ims@sggw.pl, fvm@sggw.pl
fax: +48-22-593 60 10; homepage http: wmw.sggw.pl, http.fvm.sggw.pl
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SGGW Degree Programme
SGGW offers a five & half-year (11 semesters) programme for secondary school graduates of studies
leading to a Veterinary Surgeon degree (pol: Lekarz Weterynarii, lek. wet., am.: Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine, D.V.M.).
This program is taught exclusively in English, and leads to a Veterinary Surgeon (VS) degree. From start
to finish, SGGW gives graduates the necessary experience to enter the veterinary profession with
confidence.
Five & half-Year (VS) Degree Programme
The five & half-year VS degree program at SGGW consists of 75 total obligatory courses and electives
held in Warsaw, Poland, over five & half academic years. The VS diploma is received after successfully
passing all exams. Each academic year is divided into two semesters with a substantial winter and summer
break. The program is rigorous, with students taking roughly 860h classes (60 ECTS) per year. A brief
overview is as follows:
Year I
Students develop a basic understanding of the Life Sciences underpinning
veterinary medicine and become familiar with veterinary and medical terms.
The animal anatomy, histology and embryology courses give the chance to get
the profound knowledge on the composition of the animal’s body.
Semester 1 (405 h, ECTS 30):
Obligatory subjects: animal anatomy, histology and embryology, cell biology,
biology, informative technology, biophysics, Latin, chemistry, sport activities.
Facultative (optional) subjects: Subjects for choice from several options in
Polish language, social sciences, and cell physiology.
Semester 2 (405 h, ECTS 30):
Obligatory subjects: animal anatomy, histology and embryology,
biochemistry, general and veterinary genetics, environment protection,
biostatistics and documentation methods, history of veterinary and
deontology, agronomy, sport activities.
Facultative (optional) subjects.
The five & halfyear degree
program at
SGGW is taught
in English.
It leads to an
internationally
recognized VS
degree
Year II
Students delve more deeply into the Life Sciences, particularly anatomy, physiology and veterinary
immunology. Students start studying microbiology and learn about animal breeding and nutrition. The
introduction to animal well-being and etiology helps to understand future clinical courses.
Semester 3 (450 h, ECTS 30):
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Obligatory subjects: biochemistry, animal physiology, breeding and animals farming, technology in
animal production, etiology, well-being and protection of animals, veterinary economy, Polish language,
microbiology.
Facultative (optional) subjects in comparative anatomy.
Semester 4 (420 h, ECTS 30):
Obligatory subjects: animal physiology, microbiology, animal nutrition and food science, veterinary
epidemiology, Polish language, immunology, topography anatomy.
Facultative (optional) subjects in animal physiology (e.g., physiology of the neonate, digestive
physiology).
Year III
Students leave the basic courses and enter the preclinical courses. Students are exposed to imaging
diagnostics, and focus on clinical diagnostics and public health protection.
Semester 5 (420 h):
Obligatory subjects: pathophysiology, pharmacology, pharmacy, parasitology, pathomorphology, Polish
language, clinical and laboratory diagnostics.
Facultative (optional) subjects in veterinary bacteriology, mycology and virology.
Semester 6 (435 h):
Obligatory subjects: pharmacology, pathomorphology, general surgery and anaesthesiology, pictorial
diagnostics, public health protection in the conditions of threats, Polish language, parasitology.
Facultative (optional) subjects in veterinary immunology, parasitology, pathophysiology, dietetics, and
veterinary administration.
Year IV
Students continue working in the field, honing their skills and learning new ones as they work on a variety
of animals, from fish to ruminants and swine.
Semester 7 (420 h):
Obligatory subjects: farm animal diseases, hygiene of slaughter animals, hygiene of animal feeds, judicial
veterinary medicine, fish diseases. Facultative (optional) subjects in veterinary pharmacology and
hygiene of hunted animals.
Semester 8 (420 h):
Obligatory subjects: horse diseases, hygiene of animal products, hygiene of milk, zoonoses, toxicology,
andrology and insemination. Facultative (optional) subjects in laboratory analyses of meat.
Year V
Contagious and internal diseases, and surgery techniques become a main focus in the fifth year of studies,
as students investigate various animal diseases as well as learn animal obstetrics and gynaecology.
Important parts of education are stages in the faculty clinics and cooperating farms.
Semester 9 (405 h):
Obligatory subjects: dog and cat diseases, dietetics, bird diseases, administration and veterinary
legislation, fur animal diseases.
Facultative (optional) subjects in toxicology and laboratory diagnostics.
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Semester 10 (455 h):
Obligatory subjects: bee diseases, veterinary prevention, placement – bird diseases, placement – farm
animal diseases, placement – dog and cat diseases, placement – horse diseases.
Facultative (optional) subjects in food, pharmaceutical and veterinary EU legislation, dietetics, veterinary
obstetrics, pathomorphology, clinical endocrinology, veterinary dermatology, veterinary oncology,
veterinary ophthalmology, veterinary cardiology.
Year VI
The final semester brings several stages in the faculty clinics and farms and more specialist topics on the
subjects of choice.
Semester 11 (450 h):
Obligatory subjects: placement - dog and cat diseases, placement - horse diseases, placement - farm
animal diseases. Facultative (optional) subjects in food policy, exotic and laboratory animal diseases,
veterinary clinic management, sheep and goat diseases, biotechnology of reproduction, farm animal health
management, poultry and pigeon diseases, veterinary stomatology, dog and cat surgery, dog and cat
anaesthesiology and intensive therapy, dog and cat orthopaedics, horse anaesthesiology and intensive
therapy.
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Entry Requirements for the five and a half year program at SGGW:
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Complete high-school diploma.
Entrance exam (see details below).
In most cases applicants with a BSc in the Life Sciences will be exempt from the entrance exam.
Application procedure
Application Fee and supporting documents
Preparation Course (optional)
Entrance Exam
Registration Fee and supporting documents
Application Requirements
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Completed Application Form.
High-School certificate (a copy signed by a notary) / or BSc degree transcripts and
detailed syllabus ( copy signed by a notary.)
Entrance Exam registration form.
Prep-Course registration form.
Proof of application fee payment.
Fee Transfer form.
NOTE: Documents must be translated into English
Upon paying the application fee and submitting the above application documents, you are signed up for
the Entrance Exam.
All international applications to SGGW are handled through IMS.
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Application Deadlines
Early Admissions:
Late Admissions
01.01.2010 - 30.05.10
01.06.2010 - 31.07.10
* Completed applications must be postmarked on the deadline to be considered for admission.
Application Processing Fee and Entrance Exam Fee
Early Admissions:
Late Admissions:
€165
€195
For two Universities: €200
For two Universities: €230
How to Apply
Complete the SGGW Short Application Form and submit it, along with all Supporting Documentation, to
the appropriate IMS address listed below. Applications received without proof of Application
Processing Fee Payment on or before the deadline will not be processed for admissions. See
Appendix for payment instructions.
Where to Send Applications
International Medicine Studies, s.r.o.
Vlcie Hrdlo 55
82412 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Katarina Szikhartová
szikhartova@intradegroup.sk
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Application Receipt and Review
Once applicants send in their completed application materials, a formal procedure ensues.
Confirmation of Receipt
First, IMS will contact applicants by email to confirm receipt of completed applications (Expect
confirmation within one week of receipt of completed material). Applicants who do not hear from IMS
within the specified period can assume that their applications are incomplete. If you have any questions
regarding the receipt of your application, contact Katarína Szikhartová szikhartova@intradegroup.sk at
Slovakia headquarters.
Application Review
Next, IMS forwards all completed applications to SGGW (Warsaw University of Life Sciences) for
further review.
Notification of application Status
Applicants who receive acceptance letters may notice that their acceptance into SGGW is provisional.
This means that admission into SGGW is dependent upon one or several factors, such as graduating from
secondary school or passing the entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry. Some applicants who receive a
provisional acceptance letter will be asked to register for the Premedical Preparation Course (see details
below).
If you have questions about your application status letter, please contact Katarína Szikhartová
szikhartova@intradegroup.sk at Slovakia headquarters, or Aliza Lapid ims.medstudy@gmail.com
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Agents around Europe may be contacted directly regarding specific enquiries:
U.K and Ireland
Guy Flouch
Tel: +353 57 932 8880
ims-ireland@medstudy.org
Sweden & Norway
Arne Lundemo
arne.lundemo@sonans.no
Tel: +477 388 4026
Fax: +477 388 4021
Israel
Kobi Monovich
Info@medstudy.org
Tel: +972 3 921 3897
Fax: +972 3 5470408
Cyprus
Georgia Marta - Senior Education Counsellor
Study Abroad Education Counsellors Ltd.
4C Navarinou Street
1100 Nicosia - Cyprus
P O Box 24341
Tel: +357 22 491 683
Fax: +357 22 778 700
E-Mail: Info@medstudy.org
Greece
Chrysathi-Educational Consultant
Study Travel
Address: 60, Amarousiou - Halandriou Avenue
151 25 - Marousi, Athens / Greece
Telephone: +30 210 6777779 Ext.204
Fax: +302106729200
E-Mail: Info@medstudy.org
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Entrance Exams
SGGW Entrance Exams are designed to demonstrate a student’s mastery of basic skills in Biology and
Chemistry. Such mastery is a prerequisite for success in either SGGW degree programme.
Students with a BSc degree or university-level course credit in the Life Sciences (including IB or AP
Biology and IB or AP Chemistry) may be exempt from the Entrance Exam requirement, depending on
each individual case.
The exam is in English and questions are in “multiple choice” and/or “fill-inthe-blank” formats. Answers must be given in English. Condition for taking
entrance exam is presenting a high-school certificate.
Exams are monitored and timed by SGGW representatives; students have
approximately 2 hours to complete the exam. Download a list of exam topics
covered on the entrance examinations, along with sample questions, by visiting
the IMS website: www.medstudy.org. (List of topics required appears at the
bottom of this info-pack)
Download a
list of Exam
Topics and
Sample
Questions in
Biology and
Chemistry
Entrance Exams are held twice a year, throughout Europe and at the university
from the IMS
itself. Visit www.medstudy.org or contact info@medstudy.org for an update on
website.
venues and times.
Completed exams will be sent directly to SGGW for evaluation.
Applicants will be notified by email six weeks after the date of the exam. Applicants who fail the May
exam can re-register for the August exam, or better yet, register for the Premedical Preparation Course.
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Students who take
Premedical Preparation Course
The Premedical Preparatory Course is designed to help students master the
basic concepts in the Life Sciences (Biology, Chemistry) so that they are
prepared for the rigors of the SGGW degree programme.
The Prep Course, held in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Warsaw and Israel
is taught by experts in their fields and thoroughly readies students for the
challenging time ahead. In fact, students who take the Prep Course,
typically do better socially and academically than those who do not. Even
students who have passed the Entrance Exams-or those who are exempt
from the Entrance Exam requirement- benefit from the Prep Course.
the Premedical
Preparation Course
do better socially and
academically than
those who don’t.
That’s why it’s highly
recommended for all
incoming
incomingstudents—
students.
There are two, six-week Premedical Preparation Courses offered. Each
consists of two separate units of study: Biology and Chemistry. All classes
are taught in English. Students can expect five to six hours of classroom
study per day, Monday through Friday.
even those who
have passed the
Entrance Exams.
Each subject, Chemistry and Biology is followed by a written exam, given
in English. The Biology and Chemistry Prep Course Exams fulfil the SGGW Entrance Exam requirement;
students who pass are guaranteed admission, space allowing, into the SGGW degree program.
Premedical Preparation Course Dates & Registration Deadlines
The preparation course is held on two occasions, depending on the country, usually around April and July.
Registration deadline is approx. a month before.
Please contact your country’s agent for exact details.
If you country does not have an appointed agent please contact info@medstudy.org
Premedical Preparation Course Fee
Course
Prep Course
Fee*
€2,700
*Fees cover prep course education only. Travel, accommodation and living expenses are not included in
the prep course fee.
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How to Register for the Premedical Preparation Course
Complete the Premedical Preparation Course Registration Form and submit it, along with a copy of your
provisional acceptance letter and proof of registration payment, to the IMS address in Slovakia. Material
received without proof of Prep Course Registration Fee payment on or before the deadline will not
be processed.
See Appendix for payment instructions #1.
Where to Send Prep Course Registration Material
International Medicine Studies, s.r.o.
Vlcie Hrdlo 55
82412 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Katarina Szikhartová
szikhartova@intradegroup.sk
Final Registration to University After Being Accepted
After passing the Entrance Exam and being accepted to the university, the final registration has to be made
in order to complete the application process. This procedure involves sending required documents, and
payment of Registration Fee.
Documents required for Final Registration
Several official documents are required before international applicants are considered eligible for
admission into the degree programme at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine WULS-SGGW.
NOTE: All documents must be translated into English. Documents are to be sent to Warsaw
University (address indicated below):
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Completed SGGW Application Form.
Housing Form (can be downloaded from IMS website).
4 Photos (and electronic version) size: 2cm width x 2.5cm height.
Secondary school (high-school) matriculation certificate (certified translation into
Polish or certified copy in English).
Academic degree, BA, BSc or other academic records - If applicable. (certified
Translation into Polish or certified copy in English).
Proof of passing Entrance Exam, signed by IMS (or proof of exemption due to universitylevel course credit).
Completed Medical Report Form (certified translation into Polish language or certified
copy in English).
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Certificate of tetanus vaccination (certified translation into Polish language or certified
copy in English).
Insurance coverage for studying in Poland – (as per rules of EU/ non-EU residents).
Copy of passport.
Visa or residence permit (for non-EU residents) Applicants outside the EU must please
contact the Polish Embassy in their country prior to arriving in Poland.
Warsaw University address:
Prof. Romuald Zabielski
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
SGGW - University of Life Sciences
ul. Nowoursynowska 159
20-777Warszawa
Poland
Registration Fee
€625 (to be paid once accepted to SGWW, in order to secure your place at the university)
*Once you have passed the Entrance Exam and are accepted, the university accepts students on a firstcome first-serve basis. Number of places is limited and therefore it is best to secure your place sooner than
later.
Visa Requirements (NON-EU residents only)
International students (outside the EU) who wish to study in Poland need a temporary stay visa. In many
cases, the application must be submitted to the Embassy or Consulate of Poland in the student's home
country; check with your local Polish Embassy or Consulate before you leave home! It is also necessary
for all students to register at the foreign police department in Warsaw after arrival in Poland to obtain a
temporary residence permit.
 EU-Residents do not need a visa or temporary residence permit.
The current addresses of the Polish Embassy or Consulates (Polish Missions Abroad) can be found at:
http://www.msz.gov.pl/Polish,Missions,Abroad,2143.html Click to locate the Polish Missions nearest you.
Health Insurance
International 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; without
this, entry may be refused.
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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 and 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: Medical insurance is mandatory; without this, entry may be refused. IMS will help
students find basic health insurance, either in their home country or in Poland. More information can be
obtained from the Polish Mission in your country.
Medical care.
Please always check the current information about regulations of medical care in Poland in the Polish
Embassy/Consulate in your country or on web page of Polish Ministry for Foreign Affairs:
http://www.msz.gov.pl and on web page of the National Health Found (Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia):
http://www.nfz.gov.pl/new.
We recommend the medical support through well-developed private clinics. You should ensure that
your insurance covers invoices from private clinics abroad.
Insurance
Health 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.
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Tuition & Fees
Tuition 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 September 1,
2010. 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.
Tuition Fee
€6,500
One-time Registration Fee
€625 (To be paid only once accepted to university, in order to secure your place).
Tuition & Registration Fee Deadlines
Registration Fee
€625
€4,500
€2,000
By September 1, 2010*
September 1, 2010
February 1, 2011
*Payment of the registration fee secures an eligible student’s place in the programme. Since a limited number of slots are
Available each academic year, preference is given in the order that registration fees are received.
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Cost of Living
Since its introduction into the European Union in 2004, Poland has been undergoing significant economic
reform. The result is that the quality of life is rising while prices remain rather stable. The cost of living in
Warsaw is not so expensive by European standards. Students can enjoy a comfortable life at a very modest
price.
Costs per month
Accommodation in student dorm
Course material, books
Food and drinks (student canteen)
Total costs per month*
€
€ 120
€ 20
€ 160
€ 300
Housing
The University provides students with accommodation in the university’s dormitories in double rooms for
circa €120 per month (price includes water, heating and electricity). Rooms include a cooker, table,
refrigerator and optionally Internet connection. The dormitories are located in 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 a dinner.
It is also possible to rent an apartment in the city for about €400-€600 per month (excluding electricity,
gas, phone, cable TV, Internet) however, it is strongly advised to live in SGGW campus for the first
semester.
Leisure
There is a lot of fun in Warsaw! Movies, Theatre/Opera, Museums, Swimming pool, Tennis, Fitness
Centre, Horse riding etc.
Note: The university campus has its own novel sport facilities including swimming pool, tennis,
volleyball, football, basketball, aerobics, fitness centre, sauna. It is only 100m from the Faculty of
Veterinary Medicine buildings! Academic horse riding place is 50m from the Faculty Horse Clinic in
Wolica (ca. 2km from SGGW campus). During the first year there are 2 hours per week of sport exercises
in the education program meaning during this time the facilities are for free. There are also foreign student
sport groups.
Any further activities are charged with a reduced price for all SGGW students. There are plenty of roads
for bicycles and roller skaters around the SGGW campus.
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Travel expenses
Travel 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 SkyEurope:
Eurolines long distance bus:
National Polish railway PKP:
www.skyeurope.com or LOT: http://www.lot.com/
www.eurolines.com
http://rozklad.pkp.pl/bin/query.exe/en
The travel agency cooperating with SGGW: www.firstclass.com.pl
Biuro Podrózy First Class
Ul Nowowiejska 5
00-643 Warsaw Poland
Phone: 004822 578-71-25
Fax: 004822 825-45-37
e-mail: turystyka@firstclass.com.pl
Star Travel, s.r.o.
Dunajská 4
811 08 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Tel: +421 2 52 63 28 54
Fax: +421 2 52 63 28 55
E-mail: startravel@startravel.sk
STA Travel Worldwide:
www.startravel.sk
www.statravelgroup.com
Arrival at Warsaw
For all students who wish to have a help upon arrival we will be happy to help through the BUDDY-ESN
volunteers students who can meet you at the point of arrival. Please indicate it in your “Housing
Application & First Contact Form”.
By airplane
The Okęcie International Airport (Terminal CHOPIN I and II) is served by its national airlines, LOT Polish
Airlines (www.lot.com). Low cost airlines Sky Europe (www.skyeurope.com) and Ryanair
(www.ryanair.com) also fly to Warsaw Okęcie (Terminal ETIUDA). Okęcie airport is situated in the city
about 8 km far from the SGGW campus. There is limited bus service to the downtown (ca. 15 km), so it is
best to take a taxi (corpo) upon arrival.
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By train and bus
Both trains and busses arrive at Warsaw Centralna (Main Station). For long-haul information, see
Eurolines for bus (www.eurolines.com) and the Polish National Railway (PKP) for train information
(http://rozklad.pkp.pl/bin/query.exe/en ) Once at the station there is a good network of public transport. A
one-journey ticket costs 2.40 PLN (€0.66), which you can buy at any small tobacco shop. This ticket is
valid for one journey; to change busses, you use another ticket. For combined trips it is advised to buy a
daily card or week/month/3months card. The best way to reach the campus is the subway, chose KABATY
direction and get off on STOKŁOSY station (ca 20 min). Students with SGGW student card have reduction
of charge of the tickets. Upon arrival and registration students will be given the SGGW students card.
What to bring:
Bedding (sheets and blankets) will be provided to every student living in the dorms.
There is one kitchen on every floor equipped with several electric cookers and a few kettles.
We suggest bringing from home some basic table-ware, cutlery, your favourite mug, and towels
BUDDY - Erasmus Student Network SGGW
All the formal issues can be solved with support of the Polish students from BUDDY group. They also
welcome incoming students and help them in case of any difficulties connected with daily life in foreign
country. After the arrival in Poland they will help you to get to our campus. Please let us know in advance
if you want somebody to pick you up so that we can contact you with one of them.
The group has been active since 2002. Currently, BUDDY group is developing into ESN SGGW - branch
of Erasmus Student Network.
During the academic year they arrange excursions, visits in clubs, pubs, etc. European Programmes’
Centre and ESN SGGW organize the Orientation Day at the beginning of semester, during which foreign
students can meet the students of ESN SGGW and other foreign students.
e-mail: esn-sggw@wp.pl
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Academic Services
Library
Address:
phone:
e-mail:
The Władysław Grabski Library
166 Nowoursynowska St., 02-787 Warsaw
(+48 22) 593 55 20
The University has agricultural library on the campus. There is a computer catalogue, 30 PC’s and 6
photocopiers. Socrates students have free access to all computer services including the Internet. The
library contains over 300.000 volumes, 700 titles of current periodicals and microfilms in Polish and
foreign languages. The Library is closed in August.
Computer Centre
Address:
phone:
e-mail:
166 Nowoursynowska St., 02-787 Warsaw
(+48 22) 593 55 50
ci@sggw.pl
There are Computer Centre open access laboratories with 60 powerful workstations and PCs. Incoming
students possessing Student Identity Card have open access to all computer services, including Internet.
There are also the computer services free of charge provided in some buildings of the SGGW’s Faculties.
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APPENDIX
Payment Instructions #1

Application Fee (includes Application Processing Fee and Entrance exam Fee)
Early Admissions (for May exam): €165
January 1, 2010 - May 31, 2010
Late Admissions (for August exam): €195
June 1, 2010 - July 31, 2010
Applicants who wish to apply to two universities can pay a reduced combined fee of €195 for the early
admission or €230 for the late admission.

Registration Fee
€625 (To be paid only once accepted to university, in order to secure your place)

Premedical Preparation Course
Fee: €2,700
The course usually takes place on 2 occasions, April and July. Please turn to an appointed
agent for specific dates and registration deadlines.
The payments listed above should be made by bank transfer before the deadline indicated in one instalment in Euro (€).
Applicant’s full name must appear on the transfer form. Transfer fees must be carried by the sender, not the beneficiary.
Important: Fee Transfer Form is to be submitted along with every payment to IMS. By e-mail to
info@medstudy.org or by post.
Account owner:
Address:
Euro Account No.:
Bank Code:
IBAN Code:
SWIFT:
Bank details:
International Medicine Studies, sro
Vlcie Hrdlo 55, Bratislava 82412, Slovakia
2922815272
1100
SK70 1100 0000 0029 2281 5272
TATRSKBX
Tatra banka, a.s.
Hodzovo nam. 3, 81106 Bratislava, Slovakia
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Payment Instructions #2
Tuition Fee
€ 4,500
€ 2,000
Due September 01, 2010
Due February 15, 2011
The payments listed above should be made by bank transfer in Euro (€). Tuition can be paid all at once or in two installations.
Applicant’s full name must appear on transfer form. Transfer fees must be carried by the sender, not the beneficiary.
Important: Fee Transfer Form is to be submitted along with every payment to IMS. By e-mail to
info@medstudy.org or by post.
Account owner:
International Medicine Studies, s.r.o.
Vlcie Hrdlo 55
82412 Bratislava
Slovakia
EUR Account No.: 2922815766
Bank Code:
1100
IBAN Code:
SK21 1100 0000 0029 2281 5766
SWIFT:
TATRSKBX
Bank details:
Tatra banka, a.s.
Hodzovo nam. 3
81106 Bratislava
Slovakia
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Warsaw University of Life Sciences (WULS-SGGW)
166 Nowoursynowska
02-787 Warsaw
Poland
APPLICATION for academic year 2010/2011
I wish to enroll as a student of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (WULSSGGW), into the English instruction program for foreign students. I agree to abide by the curriculum regulations and to make
the necessary regular payments of the university fees.
Date.......................
Signature...................................
APPLICATION FORM
Please complete this application in BLOCK CAPITALS (preferred on computer)
1. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Title: Mr./ Ms/ Miss/ Mrs.:
Surname/Family name....................................... First names.........................................................
Maiden name................................................
Date of birth: year,............................... month, ............................day ……………………………………
Place of birth...............................................country................................................................
Citizenship.................................................................................................................. ................
Identity document (or passport): …………………………………………………………………………………………………
Name
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date of issue, institution which issued the document, expiry date
Permanent address.....................................................................................................................
....................................................................country.................................................. .............
Correspondence/Mailing address..................................................................................................
...................................................................country...................................................................
Fax no....................................Tel no...................................... Mobile………………………………………
E-mail:..........................................
If you would like Warsaw University of Life Sciences arrange accommodation for you, please fill in housing-form
2. FAMILY CONTACT
Parents’ (or guardians) data: names, addresses, tel, fax, e-mail:
a) father....................................................................................................... ..........................
b) mother.................................................................................................................... ...........
If any Family in Poland: name, address, tel.
.............................................................................................................................................
3. EDUCATION
High (Secondary) school ……………………..................................................................
Name and number of the school
.............................................................................................................................
Full address of the school (name and number of the street, town, zip code, country)
............................................
Education date: from(yyyy.mm.dd) – to (yyyy.mm.dd)
................................................... ......................................
Certificate (matriculation) number date of issue (yyyy.mm.dd)
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
Official institution which issued the Certificate
Other courses................................................................................................................ .............
university
place
dates: from-to
certificate
..................................................................................................................................................
university
place
dates: from-to
certificate
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English Language Proficiency (proof - certificates of proficiency)
Other information essential for application.....................................................................................
4. PREVIOUS STUDIES at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine WULS-SGGW:
Have you previously studied at the WULS-SGGW? If YES please state your old Student ID Number
……………………………………………………….
5. SOURCE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT



Personal savings of family support ……………………………………………………………………………………..
Private sponsor (please specify)............................................................................................. .
Government agency, employer, etc. (please specify).................................................................
6. HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT studying at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine WULS-SGGW
internet.........................................................................................................................................
fairs........................................................................................................................ ......................
colleagues......................................................................................................................................
other, please specify……..................................................................................................................
DECLARATION

I realize that the studies with English instruction program for foreign students at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,
Warsaw University of Life Sciences are only available for NON-POLISH CITIZENS, AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE

I understand that, if admitted to the studies with English instruction program for foreign students at the Faculty of
Veterinary Medicine WULS-SGGW, my funds at any time during my course prove to be inadequate, the Faculty of
Veterinary Medicine WULS-SGGW will not be able to provide any financial assistance either by grant or remission
fees.

I confirm that the information given on this form is correct and complete.
Signature of Applicant:...............................................................Date:...............................
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Registration Form for Entrance Exam
(Intended for applicants who are not attending a prep-course)
First Name
Surname
Male / Female
Date of Birth:
E-mail (block letters)
Country of residence
Phone no.
Mobile
Permanent address
Passport no.
Academic Background
University to which
you are applying:
UPJS Slovakia / UVM Slovakia / UVPS Brno / SGGW Warsaw
Preferred venue of entrance exam: (Please circle one)
UK
Cyprus Ireland
Germany
Oslo
Stockholm
Israel
Slovakia
Warsaw
Registration Deadline for exam is 2 weeks before the date of the exam.
Registration for exam is valid only after Application Fee has been paid.
Signature: _______________________
Date: _______________________
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Compulsory to submit even if not attending!
Prep-Course Registration Form
* I am interested in a prep-course □ YES / □ NO
First Name
Surname
Male / Female
Date of Birth:
E-mail (block letters)
Country of residence
Phone no.
Mobile
Permanent address
Passport no.
Academic Background
University to which
you are applying:
UPJS Slovakia / UVM Slovakia / UVPS Brno / SGGW Warsaw
Preferred venue of Prep-Course: (Please circle one)
Ireland/ Slovakia
Registration for exam is valid only after Application Fee of €2,700 has been paid.
Signature: _______________________
Date: _______________________
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FEE TRANSFER FORM
(To be submitted with all payments to IMS)
NAME OF
APPLICANT
NAME:
SURNAME:
UNIVERSITY TO
WHICH YOU
ARE APPLYING
□ UPJS - General Medicine Slovakia
□ SGGW - Veterinary Medicine Warsaw
□ UVPS - Veterinary Medicine Brno
YEAR IN WHICH
YOU WISH TO
START
□ 2010/11
□ 2011/12
FEE
(Please indicate)
□ Early Application fee €165
□ Late Application fee €195
□ Early Application for more than one university €195
□ Late Application for more than one university €230
□ Registration fee €625
□ Prep-Course fee €2,700
DATE OF
TRANSFER:
CURRENCY:
NAME OF YOUR
BANK:
REFERENCE
NUMBER:
Signature: _______________________
AMOUNT:
Date: _______________________
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Requirements for the entrance examination - Biology:
To fulfill these requirements the level of secondary school education is needed.
1. The basic characteristics of life.
2. The cell as the basic unit of life.
The procaryotic cell – differences between procaryotic and eucaryotic cell. The organelles of the
eucaryotic cell : the nucleus, mitochondria, the endoplasmatic reticulum, ribosomes, Golgi
apparatus, lysosomes, the plasma membrane, the cytoskeleton, cilia and flagella. The organelles
specific for the plant cells: the cell wall, vacuoles, plastids.
3. The metabolism of the cell.
The action of enzymes. Basic metabolic pathways: glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, oxidative
phospholylation, photosynthesis.
4. Transportation in the cell.
Passive mechanisms: diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis. Active membrane transport
mechanisms, endocytosis and exocytosis.
5. The cell cycle.
The cell cycle in procaryotes.
The cell cycle in eucaryotes: the individual phases of the cycle. The course of the mitosis. Meiosis:
the stages of meiosis.
6. Foundations of genetics:
Chromosomes, genes and alelles. Monohybrides and dihybrides. Mendel's laws. Genetic
determination of gender. Inheritnace of marks linked to sex chromosomes. The genetic code. The
gene expression. Basics of population genetics.
7. The nuckeic acids
The structure of DNA and RNA, the three kinds of RNA, replication, transcription and translation.
Mutations as rapid changes in genetic material of the cell.
8. The reproduction and development of animals.
Fertlilisation, embryonic development and postembryonic development.
9. Noncellular organisms.
Viruses and viroides.
10. Protists.
General characteristics and classification.
11. Plants.
Life cycles of plants, lower plants.
12. Fungi.
Characteristics and classification of fungi.
13. Animals.
The simplest animals – porifera, flatworms, roundworms, molluscs, annelids and arthropods. The
vertebrates – fishes, amphibias, reptiles, birds and mammals.
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14. Biology of animals.
The cardio-vascular system, systems of nutrition and digestion, respiratory systems, nervous
systems, the skeleton and the muscles, systems of excretion, sensoric systems in animals on
various phylogenetic positions.
15. Ecology.
Abiotic and biotic environment, the ecology of communities, the ecology of populations,
ecosystems, bioms, the biosphere of the Earth.
Predation, parasites.
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Requirements for the entrance examination - Chemistry:
To fulfill these requirements the level of secondary school education is needed.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
States and kinds of matter
Solids, liquids, gases
Elements, compounds, mixtures
Atoms and chemical symbols
Names and symbols of some common elements
Chemical formulas - substance’s composition
The nuclear atom
The major subatomic particles: electrons, protons, neutrons
The atomic mass unit
Atomic number, mass number, isotopes
Avogadro’s number, Molecular weights
The mole
Atomic orbital
Electron shells and sublevels, atomic orbitals
Quantum numbers
Pauli exclusion principle
Hund’s rule
Aufbau rules
Electron configurations of elements
Hybrid orbitals
The periodic table
Periods and groups
Metals and nonmetals
The properties of elements as a function of the position in the periodic table
Ionic compounds
Electron transfer - ions
Names and formulas of ions
Ionic bond
Names of binary compounds
Molecular compounds
Covalent bond
Lewis structure
Polyatomic ions
Polar molecules
Chemical reactions
Chemical equations
Balancing of chemical equation
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9.
Solutions
Concentration of solutions. Molar concentration
Preparing dilute solutions from concentrated solution.
Calculations
Other concentration expressions : weight/weight percent, weight/volume percent
10.
The kinetic theory of chemical reactions
The rate of a reaction
Energy of activation
Exotermic and endothermic reactions
Factors that affect reaction rates
11.
Acids , bases and ionic compounds
Brönsted acids and bases
Weak and strong acids and bases
Salts
12. Acid-base equilibria
The ion product constant of water
Equilibrium constant. The pH concept. Buffers. Acid and base ionization constants
13. Oxidation - reduction equilibria
Oxidation numbers. Redox reactions
14. Organic and inorganic compounds
Some structural features of organic compounds
Straight or branched chains hydrocarbons
Molecular, structural or condensed structural formulas
15. Alkanes and cycloalkanes
Straight-chain and branched chain alkanes
IUPAC rules for naming alkanes and cycloalkanes
16. Unsaturated hydrocarbons
The IUPAC names of alkenes and alkynes
Adition reactions of the double bond. Markovnikov’s rule
Isomerism
17. Aromatic hydrocarbons
Naming compounds of benzene
18. Functional groups
Derivatives of hydrocarbons
halogen derivates
19. Alcohols, phenols and ethers
Classification and names of alcohols
Monohydric, dihydric and trihydric alcohols
Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols
Oxidation of alcohols
Some important phenols and ethers
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20. Aldehydes and ketones
Naming aldehydes and ketons
The oxidation and reduction of aldehydes and ketons
21. Carboxylic acids
IUPAC names of carboxylic acids
Substituion derivatives of carboxylic acids: halogen acids hydroxyacids, ketoacids aminoacids
functional derivatives of carboxylic acids : esters, amides, anhydrides, halogenides
22. Amines
Primary, secondary and tertiary amines
23. Heterocyclic compounds
Five membered and six membered heterocycles
24. Types of isomerism
Structural isomers. Stereoisomers. Molecular chirality. Optical activity
25. Carbohydrates
Monosacchrides, disaccharides and polysaccharides
26. Lipids
Fats and oils. Chemical properties.
27. Proteins
Properties of aminoacids
Primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures of protein
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Warsaw University of Life Sciences - WULF-SGGW
HOUSING APPLICATION & FIRST CONTACT FORM
Personal Data:
First name(s):
Date of birth:
Home address:
Postal code and city:
Citizenship:
Tel:
e-mail:
Family name:
Country:
 male
Fax:
 female
Accommodation data:
I would like Warsaw University of Life Sciences arrange accommodation for me:
Accommodation wanted from (dd/mm/yyyy):
Physical or other disabilities requiring special facilities:
Yes
to (dd/mm/yyyyy):
Date of arrival (dd/mm/yy) _________________________________
Time of arrival: ____________________________________________
Means of transportation: PLANE / TRAIN / BUS / CAR
THIS FORM MUST BE RETURNED TO THE IMS BEFORE: JUNE 16 (FOR WINTER SEMESTER),
DECEMBER 10 (FOR SUMMER SEMESTER).
I have completed this housing application honestly and carefully
Date: ___________________________
Signature: _________________________
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