UO – Opole University

Basic information about UO – University of Opole

The university was founded in 1994 and currently has the largest number of students in Opolskie Voivodeship, with as many as sixteen thousand students. The university’s tradition dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Students can choose from forty-seven courses of study. The university offers humanities and science courses, but there are more humanities courses. Students can study on a full-time, part-time, or evening basis. They can also take postgraduate studies. The university operates an all-university press and student newspapers. Students can also develop their skills and passions in the university’s radio and television stations.

How to get to the University of Opole (UO)?

To become a student at UO, you must first familiarize yourself with the recruitment requirements. You can do this on the university’s website or during open days, when the university opens its doors to all interested parties. The university is state-owned, which means that day courses are free of charge. If students come from other cities, they can find a place in student houses. The Opole University has four academic buildings.

What does being added to the list of students at the Opole University mean?

When a student candidate is enrolled on the student list, it means that they can start their studies at the Opol University from October. After paying for their student ID, they will also receive a document confirming their status as a student. Then they can start enjoying discounts and benefits. Enrolling on the student list also entitles them to apply for a place in the dormitory. Once students successfully complete the recruitment process, they can start developing their hobbies, for example by collecting unique hologram stickers from ELS.

Collectible hologram – see the new sticker!

See also:
Stickers on the student ID card
PhD holograms