AFMKU began from an idea in 1998 which was turned into a blueprint by the founding fathers. In the next step, upon ministerial accreditation, the institution was officially established (2000) and began functioning in rented buildings at several locations in Krakow.
AFMKU is investing significant resources in internationalisation and successively extending foreign linkages. We have been gradually developing with a view to accepting more students from abroad as our long-term priority.
A modern and exciting learning environment with facilities in which you can study and relax has been created. Students, who do not speak Polish, can find an attractive alternative in programmes that are conducted in the English language which include: International Business, International Tourism, The International Relations and Cultural Diplomacy, English in Business, MBA, School of English Law.Below you will find scholarships related to Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Cracow University (AFMKU). Distinction can be made between scholarships provided by the University and those provided by independent providers.
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Based on 2 reviews
I like the university. Very interesting subjects, nice teachers :) many new things, but very long pairs :)) at 2:15 and we have a lot of activities. One day they studied from 9:15 am to 8:45 pm, but today from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. We study 4 days a week, sometimes 5. There are pairs in the form of lectures, and pairs when we draw or create collections.
My faculty provides the opportunity to study for free,but some of the teachers don't care about students and the lectures are not of the high quality enough.
The university campus is in an excellent location with easy access from the railway and bus stations as well as an international airport. It is based in the city centre on the Vistula bank some three kilometers from the historic heart of the metropolis – the tourist world-class attraction, Old Town, is just a thirty-minute walk away or ten-minute ride on one of the frequent bus or tramway services. Supermarkets, shopping centre, a cinema complex are all within a walking distance.
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