PJWSTK – Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Technologies

PJWSTK Warsaw – what is it?

PJWSTK is an abbreviation of the university’s old name – the Polish-Japanese Higher School of Computer Engineering. Currently, the university is known as the Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Engineering. The academy is a type of non-public university. It was established in 1994 by the Foundation for the Development of Computer Engineering in agreement with the Polish and Japanese governments. The university is one of the best technical universities in Poland. The Computer Science Department in Warsaw is divided into 12 departments, including the Database Department, the Intelligent Robotics Systems Department, and the Intelligent Systems Department. The department in Warsaw also has a Foreign Language Studies Department. The other departments are: the Bytom Branch of the Faculty of Informatics, the Gdańsk Branch of the Faculty of Informatics, the Gdańsk Branch of the Faculty of New Media Art, the Gdańsk Branch of the Faculty of New Media Art, the Faculty of Information Management, the Faculty of Interior Architecture, the Faculty of Japanese Culture, as well as the Academic High School and the Non-Public Art High School. The Rector is Dr. hab. Jerzy Nowacki, professor at PJATK.

ELS hologram on PJATK student ID card

Every public, private, and non-public university issues electronic student IDs to students that confirm their status as students. The document comes in the form of a plastic, green card. The back of the ID has space for ELS holograms – these are tiny quarterly stickers made using 3D technology. The stickers on student IDs have special requirements set by the Ministry. Each hologram on the ELS student ID has a laser-etched expiration date. Currently, the latest sticker is dated 31-10-2018. The hologram can be purchased from online collectors’ shops.

Collectible hologram for student ID cards – buy a sticker for the collection!

See also:
Hologamy ELS
ELD holograms