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Recruitment conditions

  • RECRUITMENT for March 2021

    RECRUITMENT for March 2021 – Bogumiła Szymańska, MA; room 0/109 tel. 22 593 25 08; bogumila_szymanska@sggw.edu.pl

    Due to the current situation, a visit to the dean’s office is possible only after making an appointment by e-mail.

    Edition 34 A. anna_zawadzka@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 34 B emilia_wronska@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 A. beata_borek@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 B bogumila_szymanska@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 C. anna_zawadzka@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 D beata_borek@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 E. bogumila_szymanska@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 35 F a nna_zawadzka@sggw.edu.pl

    Edition 36 A. beata_borek@sggw.edu.pl

    Office hours:

    Tuesday
    		9:00 – 12:00
    Wednesday
    		9:00 – 12:00
    Thursday
    		9:00 – 12:00
    Saturday
    		due to the current situation related to covid, office hours on Saturday have been suspended – until further notice

Duration of studies: 2 semesters; classes start in the winter (October) or summer (February / March) semester
Recruitment rules: on a first-come, first-served basis
Application deadline: throughout the year
Number of seats: 55 (classes start when the number of proposed candidates is not less than 50 people)
Charge: PLN 1,600 per semester (total cost PLN 3,200)
The proposed fee is in installments: 2 installments of PLN 800 in the first semester and 2 installments of PLN 800 in the second semester.
The detailed schedule of payment of fees is specified in the contract for the provision of educational services. Payments for studies should be made to the account:

Bank Polska Kasa Opieki SA, Branch in Warsaw
Ul. Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw, Poland
71 1240 6003 1111 0000 4943 8060

When making payments, the title of the payment should include the STUDY ACCOUNT CODE, which is assigned to each edition. THE STUDY CODE is specified in the contract for the provision of educational services.

The University issues a VAT invoice at the request of the Purchaser who is a natural person in accordance with 106b sec. 3 of the act on tax on goods and services (VAT), i.e. in the case of a request made by the Buyer no later than within 3 months – counting from the end of the month in which the whole or part of the payment was received. The university will not issue an invoice if the request is submitted after this date. If the Purchaser is the company, the University issues VAT in accordance with the provisions of the VAT Act, i.e. by the 15th day of the month following the month in which the University received the payment for postgraduate studies. “

Place for submitting documents:

Main School of Rural Farm in Warsaw
Ul. Nowoursynowska 159
02-776 Warsaw, Poland
Faculty of Agriculture and Biology

Recruitment for the summer semester has been completed.

We invite you to study from October 1, 2021, recruitment: Anna Zawadzka, tel. 22 5932513

building 37, dean’s office room 0/109 , during the working hours of the dean’s office
Tel. 22 59 325 13
e-mail: anna_zawadzka @@ sggw.edu.pl

Please confirm whether you decide to attend any online classes.

In order to reserve a place for studies, please send it to the e-mail address anna_zawadzka@sggw.edu.p l or send by post or submit in person – Questionnaire

After receiving feedback from the Dean’s Office, the following documents should be submitted:

  1. A transcript or a copy of the diploma of graduation entitling to undertake postgraduate studies, certified by the university. In the case of graduating from a university abroad, the candidate submits the original of the diploma and its translation into Polish certified by authorized institutions, as well as a document confirming the recognition of the diploma or a certificate of exemption from the recognition procedure.
  2. One photo in ID format
  3. Application and personal questionnaire

Documents must be delivered in person or sent by post.

If documents are sent by post, they must be certified as true copies of the original no later than at the first meeting at the Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Agriculture and Biology