Quarter of a Million Zlotys for a Medical Degree: Fr. Rydzyk’s University Reveals New Tuition Rates

The Academy of Culture and Social and Media in Toruń has launched admissions for the 2026/2027 academic year, with medical studies emerging as the most expensive offering.

New Academic Year Admissions

The Academy of Culture and Social and Media in Toruń has started recruitment for the upcoming 2026/2027 academic year. The offer of the Toruń higher education school, founded by Fr. Tadeusz Rydzyk, includes law, nursing, and journalism, among other fields. However, the costs of education at the father director’s university generate the greatest interest and emotions.

Quarter of a Million Zlotys for a Medical Degree

Medical studies in Toruń belong to the most expensive in the institution’s offer, although compared to other private higher education institutions in Poland, the rates fall within the standard range. The university states in the official course description that the medical study offer is addressed to people who in the future want to perform a profession of high public trust and save health and life. What does Fr. Rydzyk’s school offer?

Market Realities of Medical Tuition

For comparison, at some Polish private universities, a semester of medicine costs up to 30,000 PLN. This means that the offer from Toruń fits into the market realities of this sector.

Career Paths for Medical Graduates

According to information provided by AKSiM, the curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for work in various healthcare sectors. Where? Potential options include various medical facilities.

Tuition Fees for Other Fields of Study

Individuals choosing other educational paths in Toruń will pay significantly less. The tuition fees for other fields of study are structured accordingly.

Financial Background and University Structure

The university has been operating since 2001 (under its current name since 2021) and is affiliated with the Lux Veritatis Foundation and the Our Future Foundation. The latter supports the institution financially by purchasing scientific equipment and funding educational programs.

According to official financial reports, the Our Future Foundation recorded a profit of 9.2 million PLN last year with revenues of 15.5 million PLN, an increase from 8.8 million PLN the previous year. The majority of funds, totaling 14.2 million PLN, came from public benefit activities, including donations and 1.5% tax designations, while economic activity generated 1.2 million PLN.