How to apply?
1. Complete the Online Application Form
The online application form is available by clicking here. This will take you to a different site, where you can register your application. As part of the registration process, you will be asked to upload your CV, so please have it ready when you complete the registration form. Please also read the terms and conditions for the BLC Diploma at the University of Warsaw before completing the application form. Once you have registered, we will take around 7 days to review your application. If you have any difficulties with the registration process, please contact us using the contact form, or by sending us a Facebook IM.
Please note that completing the online application form does not mean that you have been accepted to the course and it does not legally oblige you to do so. We will contact you regarding your application once you have registered, to confirm that you wish to study at the BLC.
2. Receive our response to your application
Once you submit your application and CV, we will contact you with a decision regarding your place on the Diploma Course, or invite you to an interview to discuss your application.
If offered a place, you have 14 days to consider if you wish to withdraw from the course, in accordance with the BLC Cancellation Policy.
3. Pay your course fees
The BLC Diploma is a fee-paying course. Fees are payable to both of the 2 institutions which organise the Diploma course.
The fees for the 2024-2025 Diploma course are as follows:
University of Warsaw Fees:
| Student/Non-student |
Early-Bird fee (applies if first instalment or full fees are paid by 30th June) |
Standard fee (applies if fees paid after 30th June) |
| Full-time student* | PLN 2050 | PLN 2350 |
| Non-student | PLN 2650 | PLN 3000 |
* Anyone registered as a full-time student at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw
If you choose to pay UW course fees in instalments, you can do so in a maximum of three payments in accordance with the following Standard Payment Timetable:
- First Instalment: 50% of total fees payable should be paid to the Faculty by 31 October.
- Second Instalment: The remaining 50% of total fees payable should be paid by 28 February.
British Law Centre Fees:
| Student/Non-student |
Early-Bird fee (applies if first instalment or full fees are paid by 30th June) |
Standard fee (applies if fees paid after 30th June) |
| Full-time student** | € 300 | € 340 |
| Non-student | € 380 | € 440 |
**Anyone registered as a full-time student at any Higher Education institution within the EU (inc. Ph.D students or anyone officially registered on ORA/OIRP aplikacja courses)
Fees payable to the British Law Centre are divided into two payments by default:
- First Payment (within 14 days of you applying online to join the course): A non-refundable First Payment of €200 towards your full course fees must be received by us within 2 weeks of us having offered you a place on the Diploma course. Once the non-refundable deposit is made, you will receive access to the course page and available materials. To benefit from the Earlybird fee reduction (see below), this €200 must be paid by 30 June at the latest.
- Second Payment (by 28 February): The outstanding amount owed on course fees: By this date, you must have fully-paid your course fees.
NB. Anyone wishing to benefit from the reduced “early-bird fee” applicable to UW and BLC fees must make the first payment of €200 by 30 June.
4. Learn and Enjoy!
Congratulations, you have now joined the community of British Law Centre students and alumni throughout Central and Eastern Europe. We are confident that, just like the thousands of other students we have taught since 1992, you will enjoy the course and find it extremely beneficial to your career.
Substantive Law
Study the most important areas of English law, with particular focus on commercially relevant issues. Familiarise yourself with the most common choice of governing law in international contracts.
Legal Skills
We help you develop a wide-ranging skills portfolio and monitor your progress on an ongoing basis. The skills and experience you acquire will help you stay ahead of the pack in the race for employment.
Career
Learning English law and developing your skills portfolio is about making you more employable. Our entire focus is on helping you achieve your dream career, wherever and whatever it may be.