Accomodation

Every student of the MUG or a student who comes to study at the MUG under the lifelong learning programme (or bilateral agreements signed by the mug) can live in one of the mug dormitories.

The dormitories are situated on campus, very close to the didactic buildings. The campus consists of four dormitories with space for 1000 students. It is the location of the Student Government. There is also a canteen nearby which offers meals at student-friendly prices and the ‘Medyk’ student club. All the dormitories have an internet connection.

Student Campus

Department of Social Assistance and Scholarships

Head: Beata Trzebniak

beata.trzebniak@gumed.edu.pl


Dębowa 13
80-204 Gdańsk

+48 (58) 349 13 50

+48 (58) 349 13 50

akademiki@gumed.edu.pl

Prices may vary depending on new regulations that may be imposed each academic year.


For these students who decide not to stay in dormitory and would like to rent an apartment or a room in the city there is

What’s worth knowing?
The monthly cost of living for a student in Poland (accommodation, meals, and other expenses) depends on several factors. A monthly rent for a room in a student dormitory costs approximately 700 PLN, while a room in a private apartment costs from 1,000 to as much as 3,000 PLN.

Average prices of everyday products
Bread (500g) 4-10 PLN
Milk (1 L) 2-5 PLN
Butter 5-10 PLN
Eggs (10 pieces) 10-12 PLN
Water 1.5 L 2-3 PLN
Apples (kg) 3-5 PLN
Potatoes (kg) 2-5 PLN
Coffee at a café: from 15 PLN
Other sample costs
Monthly pass (depending on coverage and tariff) 78-156 PLN
Single pass (depending on coverage and tariff) 2.40-5.20 PLN
Men’s haircut: 40-60 PLN
Women’s haircut: 60-120 PLN
Lunch at a restaurant: 30-60 PLN
Shop opening hours
Markets open between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM and close between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM. Shorter opening hours are to be expected. in smaller, local shops and on weekends. Shopping malls open at 10 a.m. until at least 10 p.m., six days a week. During public holidays, all supermarkets and shopping malls are closed. Gas stations are open non-stop (some have a maintenance break around midnight) and usually stock the most essential food and cosmetics. Banks are usually open from 10 a.m. to 6 or 7 p.m.