PART 1 – Information about the University
University of Radom is a Polish non-public university. The mission of the University of Radom is to systematically enrich the field of higher education by improving the quality of the teaching process and ensuring a high standard of classes through modern and practice-oriented teaching methods. These include individual and group work under the supervision of academic tutors, as well as applied research focused on current challenges in healthcare and nursing education.
The University of Radom is a specialised higher education institution offering education in a single field of study: Nursing. The University focuses on providing high-quality education aligned with national and European standards for nursing education and professional practice.
Why is the University of Radom a good choice for students?
Studies are conducted in modern university facilities located in Radom, address 26-600 Radom, street:1905 Roku number 28, providing very good conditions for education and an academic atmosphere based on openness, respect and cooperation.
Students acquire practical skills in specialised nursing laboratories adapted to the requirements of nursing education. Teaching staff includes both experienced academic teachers and healthcare practitioners, offering professional support, understanding and guidance throughout the study period.
Students complete professional internships and clinical placements in healthcare institutions relevant to the nursing programme, enabling them to gain practical experience and prepare for professional work in the healthcare sector.
Students may benefit from a system of scholarships, including social scholarships, academic merit scholarships, scholarships for students with disabilities and emergency financial support.
In justified cases, students may apply for an individual course of study. The University ensures openness, care and professionalism on the part of academic staff and university authorities.
Students acquire values and competences useful in professional nursing practice as well as in personal development. They have the opportunity to co-create the academic community and become part of a focused, modern university supporting their professional path in healthcare.
Achievements of the University
After accreditation by the Polish Accreditation Commission, the University received positive evaluations confirming the quality of education provided.
The University continuously develops its educational offer and infrastructure in line with national and European requirements for nursing education.
Academic Authority
Rector of the University:
dr n. med. i n. o zdr. Katarzyna Wiśniewska
Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator
dr n. med. i n. o zdr. Katarzyna Wiśniewska
Contact
University of Radom
26-600 Radom, ul. 1905 Roku 28
Website: https://rsw.edu.pl
+48 48 383 66 05, +48 502 471 858
Academic Calendar 2025/2026
Winter Semester (1 October 2025 – 22 February 2026)
1 October 2025 – Inauguration of the academic year (no classes)
1 October 2025 – 1 February 2026 – Lectures and classes
24 December 2025 – 6 January 2026 – Winter (Christmas) break
2 February – 15 February 2026 – Winter examination session (no lectures)
16 February – 22 February 2026 – Inter-semester break
23 February – 8 March 2026 – Winter retake (resit) examination session
Additional days off from classes:
31 October 2025, 10 November 2025
Summer Semester (23 February 2026 – 30 September 2026)
23 February – 16 June 2026 – Lectures and classes
2 April – 7 April 2026 – Spring (Easter) break
17 June – 30 June 2026 – Summer examination session (no lectures)
1 July – 30 September 2026 – Summer holidays (practicum may be scheduled)
7 September – 20 September 2026 – Summer retake (resit) examination session
Additional days off from classes:
2 May 2026, 5 June 2026
PART 3 – General Information for Students
Accommodation
The University of Radom does not have its own student dormitories. Incoming students may use private accommodation options available in Radom and the surrounding area.
For short-term mobility, students are advised to use platforms such as www.booking.com or similar accommodation services.
For long-term stays, students are encouraged to consult the Institutional Erasmus Coordinator of the University of Radom for guidance and verified accommodation options.
Prices vary depending on the standard and type of accommodation:
Bed in shared room in dormitory per month : approx. 100– 200 EUR per month
single room / studio: approx. 200–350 EUR per month
Private accommodation platforms for international/Erasmus students in Poland
1. Erasmusu – international student accommodation
https://erasmusu.com/en/erasmus-poland
— platform with information, listings for student housing, flat shares, rooms and apartments in Polish cities, plus tools for finding roommates and accommodation before arriving in Poland.
2. EasyRent / EasyRenting – student flats and apartments in Poland
https://www.easyrenting.pl/
— agency helping Erasmus and international students find fully furnished apartments near major universities in Warsaw and Kraków.
3. Think Poland – student accommodation information and search
https://www.thinkpoland.org/en/accommodation
— resource describing accommodation options in Poland including student stays and rental comparisons.
4. Pepe Housing – Erasmus accommodation marketplace
https://pepehousing.com/
— online marketplace with rooms and flats for Erasmus and international students in Poland (official partner platform often recommended by universities and student networks).
5. StudentSpace – private student housing in Poland
https://www.studentspace.pl/en
— modern private dorm‑style housing with amenities for international students in major Polish cities.
Helth Insurance
Health insurance is mandatory for all students for the entire duration of their stay in Poland.
https://www.gov.pl/web/udsc-en/medical-help
Students from non-EU/EEA countries should purchase health insurance in their home country or immediately after arrival in Poland. Otherwise, they will be required to cover the costs of any medical services.
Students are also advised to purchase accident insurance and third-party liability insurance.
EU/EEA students
EU/EEA students are entitled to free healthcare in Poland if they present a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).
Students who do not have insurance in their home country may sign an agreement with the Polish National Health Fund (NFZ) and obtain insurance for approximately PLN 55 per month (2025 rate).
Non-EU/EEA students
Non-EU/EEA students may sign an insurance agreement with the NFZ after arrival in Poland.
Private health insurance policies are also widely available.
More information: National Health Fund (NFZ)
Visa and Residence Permit
Students from non-EU/EEA countries must apply for a student visa at a Polish Embassy or Consulate in their home country before arrival in Poland.
Student visas are usually granted for up to 90 days. Students planning a longer stay must apply for a temporary residence permit at the appropriate Voivodeship Office in Poland.
The application for a residence permit should be submitted no later than 45 days before the visa expires.
More information: Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Transport
Buses
Lux Express – https://www.luxexpress.eu
FlixBus – https://www.flixbus.com
Polish State Railways – PKP – https://www.pkp.pl
Radom has direct rail and bus connections with major Polish cities, including Warsaw, Kraków etc
Student discounts
Local public transport ticket (with valid student ID): approx. PLN 2
Regular ticket: approx. PLN 4
Examples of travel costs
Radom – Warsaw: approx. PLN 20–30 (≈ 5–7 EUR)
Radom – Kraków: approx. PLN 35–45 (≈ 8–10 EUR)
Mobile Phones
Prepaid SIM cards are widely available from Polish mobile operators such as Play, Orange, Plus and T-Mobile.
A starter pack costs approximately PLN 5–10 (≈ 1–2 EUR).
Since 2016, all SIM cards in Poland must be registered with a valid ID. Registration can be completed at the operator’s office or partner shops (e.g. Żabka).
Money and Currency Exchange
The official currency in Poland is the Polish złoty (PLN).
Exchange rate (2025):
1 EUR ≈ 4.20–4.30 PLN
Currency exchange offices (kantor) are available in city centres. Exchange rates at airports are usually less favourable. It is recommended to exchange only a small amount upon arrival and use local exchange offices or electronic payment services.
The use of Revolut or similar financial services is strongly recommended for currency exchange and everyday payments.
Cost of Living in Radom
Poland is generally less expensive than many Western European countries. Radom offers a relatively low cost of living compared to larger academic cities.
Example monthly expenses
Student accommodation: 100–250 EUR
Private flat (shared): 200–350 EUR
Food: 150–250 EUR
Public transport (with student discount): 10–15 EUR
Internet & mobile services: 10–15 EUR
Example individual costs
Taxi: from PLN 6 initial fee + 2–3 PLN/km
Two-course meal in a mid-range restaurant: PLN 45–75 (≈ 10–17 EUR)
Cinema ticket: PLN 25–35 (≈ 6–8 EUR)
Sports and leisure activities
Squash: PLN 50–70/hour
Tennis: PLN 40–60/hour
Horse riding: PLN 40–50/hour
