Ignatianum Academy in Krakow is a state-accredited higher education institution with roots dating back to 1932. The activities of the Academy are overseen by the Southern Poland Province of the Society of Jesus. The university consists of three departments: the Faculty of Philosophy, the Faculty of Education, and the Distance Learning Department in Mysłowice. The university also houses a Psychological and Pedagogical Counseling Center, a Library, a University of the Third Age, and a Publishing House.
At the Ignatianum Academy, education is offered in the following fields: philosophy, psychology, cultural studies, pedagogy, social work, political science, administration and public policy, management and new technologies in the public sphere, journalism and social communication, English philology, and tourism and recreation. The university offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, as well as interdisciplinary doctoral studies. The Ignatianum Academy also operates an Interdisciplinary Study Program in Foreign Languages. Students also have the opportunity to join research groups whose mission is to deepen knowledge and develop students’ interests. The Ignatianum Academy in Krakow also implements the Erasmus+ program, under which students can participate in international exchange.
Applications for studies at the Ignatianum Academy are made electronically through the e-Recruitment system. The qualification procedures for studies are based on the results of the final exams. The educational offer of the departments, detailed scoring rules, and the recruitment schedule are posted on the university website.
The Electronic Student ID Card ELS is a document certifying the student status. The card is issued after being accepted into the university and payment of the appropriate fee. ELS authorizes students to enjoy student discounts and benefits. The validity of the card lasts for one semester; after that period, it is necessary to renew the ELS card. To do this, you must go to the dean’s office to obtain a new hologram of the ELS card.
The ELS student ID card for AI in Krakow is confirmed with special els student stickers. These semester stickers are used at all higher education institutions in Poland. Their appearance is regulated by a regulation of the Ministry of Higher Education. Recently, a new regulation was introduced that introduced a new marking of els student holograms 31-03-20 in the form of a serial number. The els student stickers with a serial number are therefore valid from the 2019/2020 academic year. The els student ID stickers are an essential part of it, without which els cannot be recognized as valid. Students receive the els hologram stickers at their faculty deaneries. In addition to the serial number, each els student sticker also features symbols such as the eagle symbol, the RP symbol, a laser-etched date, and a special seal in the form of a honeycomb. The student stickers from the older editions did not have a serial number, but they were equipped with all the other elements. The stickers for student ID cards are identical at all higher education institutions in Poland.
Collectible holograms for student IDs els These are unique items created specifically for university students. The collectible holograms els are intended solely for philatelic purposes and may not be used in any other way. Each collectible hologram els is a unique item. Thanks to its unique marking, it has special value. The original date of validity printed using a special laser technique, and now also the unique serial number for each sticker, are indicative of the uniqueness of these items. The collectible stickers are a real treat for philatelic enthusiasts and stamp collectors. They are the perfect addition to any professional philatelic collection.
Collectible stickers are also a wonderful souvenir from university studies. Graduates often remember their university years as one of the best periods of their lives. Every hologram sticker at Polish universities is identical. It will be a perfect reminder of the old, university times spent within the walls of the home university. Student stickers in the collector's version are identical to those on student ID cards. Each sticker should have identical markings. Thanks to this similarity, students can feel as if they were back in university again!
Since 31-03-20 – the edition of stickers with this validity date, new marking in the form of a serial number has appeared on the student stickers for the student ID. The serial number is a code consisting of 8 digits, of which the first 3 are the individual university number and the remaining 5 are the serial number of the sticker itself. The stickers with a serial number were introduced by a special regulation of the Ministry and are in effect from the 2019/2020 academic year. Without such a code, no sticker can be considered authentic. Since student stickers must have a serial number, this code must also appear on the collector sticker. When buying a new sticker online, on forums, or on sites like Allegro, always check that the stickers have a serial number. For this purpose, it is worth reading the description of the stickers, the photos, and also reading reviews. You can buy collector stickers on our website. The price of the hologram depends on the edition. Collectible stickers can be ordered on our website 24/7. Each hologram is a unique item; we only have authentic items, which we deliver to all Polish cities, including Krakow, via courier and to a parcel locker.
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Stickers on the student ID card
PhD holograms
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