The university was established in 2001 by merging two other universities: the Zielonogórski University of Technology and the Higher Pedagogical School. Currently, more than 11 thousand students are studying at the university. The university has thirteen departments that offer studies in the humanities and the exact sciences. In addition, the university collaborates with other European universities, which allows its students to study abroad and complete internships as part of the Erasmus program. Zielonogórski University is known for its Bachanalia, a festival of students organized every year. Students can develop their passions at the equestrian center and in the academic radio station. Since 2017, the university has had a branch campus in Sulechow.
To start studying at the UZ, you first need to check what the recruitment requirements are. You can do this at the university itself during open days or through the website. The university does not have student dormitories, so you should consider where to live during your studies. Zielona Góra is not a large city, so students do not have to worry about moving between the university buildings. The university has three locations: Campus A, Campus B, and the Rectorate.
Anyone who has been enrolled on the list of students of a given department at the University of Zielona Góra – UZ receives their student ID card. For it to be valid and entitle them to discounts, stickers with a hologram must be attached to it every semester. They are collected every semester in the dean’s office. ELS stickers can also be collected as a collector’s item. Such collectible holograms can be a great souvenir of studying at the University of Zielona Góra.
Buying many tickets for daily services is much cheaper with a discounted student ID card. Zielonogórski University issues student ID cards with holograms that entitle you to discounted travel not only in Zielona Góra but throughout Poland. Additionally, in some foreign locations you can expect automatic discounts upon presentation of a student ID card with the UZ sticker. In others, the student ID card alone is not enough to buy a cheaper ticket. However, using the current holograms on the ID card, you can create a Euro 26 card. With it, transport throughout Europe, as well as in some countries outside Europe, will be cheaper.
In addition to transportation, the current stickers on student IDs also entitle you to purchase discounted tickets for cultural events. All you need is a document confirming your studies and holograms for your student ID to get into the theater, cinema, or opera for less money. In addition, the sticker with your student ID entitles you to cheaper, and sometimes even free, admission to museums. Also, in the case of concerts, the specific number of tickets is often reserved for those with a hologram and a school or university ID.
The holograms on the ID card have a distinctive appearance. The hologram of an eagle surrounded by a wreath was printed on the rainbow paper. The entire hologram on the ID card of the University of Zielonogórze is crowned with a special university code and the date.
Some collectors also keep such ELS stickers after finishing their studies. Holograms on student ID cards from Allegro and online stores are used for collecting or commemorative purposes. However, before you buy such a hologram from Allegro, check out our offer. Reviews about student stickers are very good because the hologram stickers have a strong adhesive layer and a beautifully iridescent surface, as well as all the current markings such as dates. This way, you can have both collectable holograms on a student ID card els from previous years, as well as stickers on the 2019/2020 or 2020/2021 season passes. Check and see that our quality cannot be compared with stickers on student passes from Allegro or random advertisements!
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ELD holograms
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