The Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow Academy of Fine Arts is a non-public higher education institution that has been operating since 2000. Currently, the academy consists of 7 departments: the Department of Architecture and Fine Arts, the Medical and Health Sciences, the Science of Safety, Law, Administration and International Relations, Psychology and the Humanities, Management and Social Communication, and the Tychy Branch. The university also includes the Postgraduate Studies Centre, the Study of Foreign Languages and the Study of Physical Education and Sport. Currently, approximately 18 thousand students are studying at the Krakow Academy in Krakow.
The Krakowska Academy of Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski is educating students in 23 fields of study. Its offer includes undergraduate and graduate studies, unified master’s degrees, MBA studies, postgraduate and doctoral studies. The academy develops international cooperation with foreign centers. It participates in the Erasmus+ program, conducts English-language studies, and organizes numerous international scientific conferences.
The criteria for admission to the various programs at the Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow Academy are available on the university’s website. Admissions to the programs are conducted online. Applicants fill out electronic registration forms. To participate in the qualification process, a fee is required.
Students of the Krakow Academy receive the Electronic Student ID Card ELS. The ELS ID card confirms the student status and verifies his/her identity. It also entitles the student to use student discounts and benefits. The ELS can serve as a library and city card. The validity of the ID card lasts one semester; after that, students are required to renew the ELS card.
See also:
Student ID card – stickers
Stickers on doctoral degrees
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