Editing Academic degree (section)

==== Poland ====
In [[Poland]], the system is similar to the German one.
* ''{{lang|pl|licencjat}}'' title – given by a [[university]]; the equivalent of [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree or [[Bachelor of Science]] degree (depending on [[academic major]]); granted after at least 3 years of study.
* ''{{lang|pl|inżynier}}'' ({{lang|pl|inż.}}) title – [[engineer's degree#Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia|Engineer's degree]] given by a [[technical university]]; granted after at least about 3.5 years of study.
* ''{{lang|pl|magister}}'' ({{lang|pl|mgr}}) title – the equivalent of a [[Master of Arts]] or [[Master of Science]] degree, granted after 5–6 years of study or 2 years of additional study by holders of a [[bachelor's degree]] with classification of [[Honours Degree]].
* ''{{lang|pl|magister inżynier}}'' ({{lang|pl|mgr inż.}}) title – the equivalent of a [[Master of Engineering]], granted after about 2 years of additional study by holders of a degree of [[Bachelor of Engineering]].
* ''{{lang|pl|doktor}}'' ({{lang|pl|dr}}) degree – the equivalent of [[Doctor of Philosophy]].
* ''{{lang|pl|doktor habilitowany}}'' ({{lang|pl|dr hab.}}) degree – Polish [[Habilitation]] degree, requires approval by an external ministerial body.
* ''{{lang|pl|profesor}}'' ({{lang|pl|prof.}}) degree – the highest title, officially conferred by the [[president of Poland]].