Warsaw School of Business and Applied Sciences
About the University
The "Warsaw" University of Business and Applied Sciences is a private Polish university with a branch in Bratislava at Zámocká 34. Diplomas are accredited by the Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA) and are recognized in the EU.
It offers management programs at the bachelor's and master's levels. Teaching is done only in Slovak. The format is part-time study: lectures are recorded, materials are available through eLearning, and there is no upper age limit for applicants.
Tuition is paid, but it is relatively inexpensive. Payment in 5 interest-free monthly installments per semester is possible. The exact amount is not listed on the website; application deadlines and dormitory availability are unknown.
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Programs by Degree
List of programs for this institution — on the official website: varsovia.sk
Admission and Deadlines
Updated 21 July 2026- Bratislava branch of the Polish University Varsovia (Uczelnia Biznesu i Nauk Stosowanych «Varsovia»), address — Zámocká 34, Bratislava (Staré Mesto). Diploma accredited in the EU (Polish Accreditation Committee PKA).
- Programs offered: "Management" — bachelor's and master's degrees; teaching is in Slovak.
- "Work-study" format: classes are held outside working hours, lectures are recorded, there is an online eLearning platform; there is no upper age limit for applicants.
- This is a private university — tuition is paid; the školné (tuition fee) is low, with the option to pay in 5 interest-free monthly installments per semester (the exact amount is not published on the website).
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Frequently Asked Questions about the University
What is Varsovia in Bratislava and what diploma do they issue there?+
Varsovia (full name — Uczelnia Biznesu i Nauk Stosowanych «Varsovia») is a Polish private university with a branch in Bratislava at Zámocká 34 (Staré Mesto). It is part of an educational network with centers in Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Uzbekistan.
The diploma is accredited in the European Union — the institution operates under the supervision of the Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA). In Bratislava, classes are taught in Slovak.
Sources: About the university — Varsovia BratislavaMain website varsovia.study
Can I study at Varsovia without interrupting my work?+
Yes. The study model is designed to combine with work: classes are held outside of working hours, lectures are recorded, and materials are available on the eLearning online platform.
There is no upper age limit for applicants, so the program is also suitable for adult students returning to education. They offer bachelor's and master's degrees in "Management".
Sources: About the university — study formatManagement — master's degree
How much does tuition cost at Varsovia in Bratislava?+
Varsovia is a private university, so studying is paid (unlike state universities in Slovakia, where full-time study in Slovak is free). The institution emphasizes "low tuition fees".
Payment can be split into 5 interest-free monthly installments per semester. The exact amount of tuition fees is not indicated on the website — it is worth clarifying with the admissions office: hello@varsovia.sk, tel. +421 949 017 504.
Sources: Varsovia Bratislava — Main
How to apply for studies at Varsovia?+
Applications are submitted online through the form on the branch website (section "Prihlásenie"). Since this is a private university, admission usually continues without a fixed state deadline.
For applicants from Ukraine, the main documents are the secondary school certificate (for bachelor's degree) or bachelor's diploma (for master's degree); details on document recognition should be clarified with the admissions office.
Sources: Online application (Prihlásenie)
