Fashion school directory for Poland — Kraków and Warsaw
Poland's fashion schools combine art-school training with design diplomas in Kraków and Warsaw. This directory covers the Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design, established in 1989, teaching around 1,000 students a year and open to international students since 2009; MSKPU, the International School of Costume and Fashion Design in Warsaw, founded in 2004, offering a two-year fashion design diploma with an emphasis on sustainable fashion education; and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. The directory is short, so compare the schools closely — and note that the filename of this page keeps its long-standing spelling.

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Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design
(Poland) The Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design established in 1989
and is the best fashion school in Poland. Every year we provide tution
for around 1,000 students. In 2009 Cracow School of Art and Fashion
Design opens doors for international students and they have already
started with an English version of their website.
MSKPU (Poland) The International School of Costume and Fashion Design in Warsaw, founded in 2004, offers a two-year fashion design diploma with an emphasis on sustainable fashion education.
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (Poland) The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, tracing its history to 1812, is Poland's public university for visual and applied arts, including design disciplines.
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The Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design has taught fashion since 1989 and describes itself as the best fashion school in Poland, providing tuition for around 1,000 students every year. In 2009 the school opened its doors to international students and launched an English version of its website — an important practical point for applicants from outside Poland, since language of instruction is the first question an international student should settle. Kraków's art-school setting suits students who want fashion taught as an applied art, with the city's wider art and design community around them.
Warsaw offers two contrasting routes. MSKPU, the International School of Costume and Fashion Design, founded in 2004, offers a two-year fashion design diploma with an emphasis on sustainable fashion education — a shorter, focused credential for students who want to reach work quickly, and a sustainability emphasis that matches where the industry is heading. The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw represents the university art route, where fashion sits inside a fine-art institution. Compare diploma length, language, and graduate outcomes, and ask each school about its fashion show or graduate presentation, which is where Polish schools put student work in front of the industry.
It was established in 1989, provides tuition for around 1,000 students every year, and opened its doors to international students in 2009.
MSKPU, the International School of Costume and Fashion Design in Warsaw, founded in 2004, offers a two-year fashion design diploma with an emphasis on sustainable fashion education.
Kraków, home of the Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design, and Warsaw, home of MSKPU and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.