The Higher School of Informatics and Management (WSIiZ) in Rzeszów is the largest non-public higher education institution in Podkarpacie, which has been operating since 1996. Within WSIiZ, education takes place in three departments: Administration and Social Sciences, Applied Informatics, and Medical. The institution has been awarded the „University of Leaders” Certificate four times. Currently, 7600 students are studying at the Higher School of Informatics and Management in Rzeszów.
The Higher School of Informatics and Management in Rzeszów offers 67 study programs and specializations. In the organizational structures of WSIiZ, in addition to the three departments:
Among others, the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Transfer, the Institute of Biomedical Informatics, the Institute of Civilizations Research, and the Aviation Management Institute operate. WSIiZ also develops cooperation with international partners – in the framework of inter-university exchange and the implementation of joint scientific research. The university participates in the Erasmus+ program, which allows students to study at other European universities. The university has more than 20 research groups that are designed to support the development of WSIiZ students’ interests.
The recruitment process for the Higher School of Informatics and Management is described in detail on the university website. Candidates can find out about the recruitment schedule, its rules, and the university’s educational offer there. The recruitment process is conducted by the departmental recruitment committees based on the results of the final exams.
Electronic Student ID ELS is a system that verifies the student's identity and confirms their status. The ID is issued after złsubmitting the appropriate application and paying the fee. ELS entitles students to use statutory discounts and promotions. It is valid for the entire academic semester. After this period, the ELS ID must be renewed by attaching a new els hologram.
els student stickers are special student holograms that are used to extend the validity of the els student ID card. Each els student hologram is a unique item that must have special markings that are determined by a regulation of the Minister of Higher Education. The regulation regarding the marking of the stickers ensures that all els holograms in Poland are identical. Each sticker must include the eagle symbol, the symbol of the Republic of Poland, and a laser-etched date. The stickers have an expiration date of March 31 or October 31. They are valid for one semester and after that, students must attach a new sticker to their ID card. Without a current els sticker, students cannot use their student ID card. Every sticker from March 31, 2020 onwards has also new markings in the form of a serial number on its surface.
New holograms 31-03-20 – this is a unique edition that introduces innovative labeling of student stickers. Since the academic year, according to the Ministry’s regulations, a special numerical code must be included on the stickers. This code consists of 8 digits. The first three are the unique, individual university number, and the remaining 5 are the sticker’s serial number. Each sticker must also have other markings; the eagle symbol, the RP symbol, and a laser-etched date. Each hologram must also be protected by a special seal in the form of a honeycomb. The stickers must be mandatory to have a serial number in order to be considered valid and to confirm the student’s ID. The student stickers on the WSIiZ with the serial number will appear on other Polish universities until the 2019/2020 academic year as well. The next student sticker after the holograms 31-03-20 will be the els 31-10-20 sticker.
Collectible holograms are identical to the semester stickers on a student ID card. However, the collector stickers are intended for collectors only. Both the student ID cards and the collector stickers have the same markings. Each collectible hologram on a student ID card has the following markings: an eagle symbol, the symbol of the Republic of Poland, a laser-etched date, and the latest serial number sticker. With the change in the appearance of the semester stickers, the appearance of the collector stickers has also changed. Each sticker is a unique piece, thanks to such markings they are of great philatelic value. The collector stickers can be used by philatelists and stamp collectors to supplement their collections. The collector holograms on a student ID card can also be given as a gift to a graduate of a Polish university, for example the University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszów. They are perfect as souvenirs from university studies. For many years they have accompanied students; being attached to their ID cards is one of the most important attributes of every student. Each sticker can remind the student of their education and the time spent within the walls of their home university.
Collectible holograms for student IDs You can buy them on our website. We accept orders 24/7. We ship immediately. We send collectible stickers to all academic cities in Poland, including Rzeszów. You can also pick them up in Warsaw. Each hologram sticker is a unique piece. You can already buy the latest collectible hologram for your philatelic collection today. We only have authentic, original copies of the els hologram stickers at an attractive price. The price of a collectible hologram sticker depends on the edition from which the collectible hologram for the ID comes. Els hologram stickers from archival editions are usually cheaper. Check out the reviews of our stickers and enjoy the newest els hologram 31-03-20 in your collection now!
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Stickers on identity cards
PhD holograms
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