WARSAW University- MA in development Economics: Insights anyone?

Currently living in Canada. Looking to do my masters in the development field. The program at Warsaw university caught my attention. Can anyone offer some insights about the university in particular..... I have other options like Sussex, and Oxford (UK).... For some reason the program structure at Warsaw is just structered uniquely-

I would like to know a thing or two about the university/ accomodations/student life...etc. Or should I just stick with the UK?

All views are welcome! THANKS!

PS; I am originally from Africa.... and have pretty much lived all over the place..

it is a very challenging program and requires a lot of advanced mathematical background! although the selection is not very strict, but you will face problems once you start and if you do not have a good math background you are going to suffer through the first semester! AS for the accommodation , the university offers dorms, the earlier you apply the better your chances to get a room, but you can rent privately if you can afford it ( i think prices are on the website). and the dorms are pretty far from the department, so it will be a good choice if you don't mind spending the whole day taking public transportation! good luck anyways.

and it is much cheaper than the UK , although different, but on the brighter side, more money, more fun!!