The university has been operating since 1969, but it only became a classical university in 2011. Currently, more than eleven thousand students are studying there. Students have the opportunity to study in the humanities and the natural sciences. The university has eight faculties, but not all of them are located in Kielce. One faculty is located in Sandomierz, and two in Piotrków Trybunalski. Students have the opportunity to obtain a doctorate degree at this university. They can also participate in foreign studies under the Erasmus+ international agreements. The name of Jan Kochanowski was given to the university in 1979. As a curiosity, it is worth mentioning that physical education classes were introduced at this Kielce university as mandatory elements of the curriculum.
The university opens its doors to all those willing to successfully complete the recruitment process. To obtain more information about it, you can visit the university’s website or attend its open days. Those from outside Kielce may be interested in student residences that will provide them with housing for the duration of their studies. UJK offers students four dormitories.
The student ID card is the basic document that certifies a student’s status. In addition to this, it entitles you to a number of discounts and benefits, such as in public transport or at cafes. However, to benefit from these discounts, you must collect ELS holograms every semester, which are attached to the back of the ID card. Another way to collect the stickers is to start collecting them.
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See also:
Student ID card – stickers
Stickers on doctoral degrees
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