Initially, it existed as the Higher School of Insurance and Banking. Vistula has been operating since 1992. Vistula University belongs to the Vistula University Group, which, as we read on their official website, is “the leader in internationalization among all universities in Poland.” Vistula Academy is not only an educational institution for students but also a center for research work, which is conducted within the Research and Development Center. Research at the Center is conducted, among other things, at the Institute of International Relations, the Institute of Research in the Discipline of Management and Quality, and the Asian Research Institute. At Vistula University, students study at the I and II degree levels. Special language courses and postgraduate studies are also offered there. Among the most popular majors at Vistula, students can study management, computer science, graphic design, or finance and accounting.
The Vistula Academy was founded in 1992. Currently, it has 66,000 graduates. Students and faculty from 100 countries study at the Warsaw Academy of Finance and Business! AFIB Warsaw collaborates with as many as 300 companies. Currently, 6,000 students are studying at the Academy in 17 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs and 21 postgraduate programs. The university has 22 student clubs.
Many innovative projects and programs are being implemented at the Vistula Academy. Among other things, there is the Confucius Class, which Vistula co-creates with the Confucius Institute in the People's Republic of China and the Tianjin University of Technology. The Confucius Class aims to support the teaching of the Chinese language and cultural exchange. Within its framework, the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) and the Youth Chinese Exam (YCT) are conducted. At the Vistula Academy, students can also study in Pułtusze, where the Academy has a branch.
Candidates have a choice of as many as 17 courses for undergraduate and master’s degrees. They attend classes on a modern campus built in Ursynów, Warsaw. Interestingly, Vistula also offers online education for students. This makes studying much easier and allows for a better balance between work and private life.
At the Vistula Academy, students, like at all other Polish universities, use the student ID card. The electronic Student ID Card ELS at the Vistula University serves to verify the status and identity of the student. The electronic Student ID Card gives the right to use discounts and benefits intended for students. This card can also be used to encode the ZTM Warsaw city ticket. Each student ID card must have a valid els student sticker on its surface in order to be considered valid. The validity period of one els student sticker lasts one semester. Students pick up their els student stickers at their respective deaneries. All els student stickers look the same everywhere in Poland. The els student holograms have mandatory markings on their surface that certify their validity. Among them are, among others, the eagle symbol, the symbol of the Republic of Poland, a laser-cut date and serial numbers from the latest collection of stickers 31-03-20. Without a valid, original sticker, students cannot use their student ID card.
The student stickers from the latest edition of 31-03-20 are a unique edition. Every semester hologram has for the first time a unique serial number on its surface, which consists of 8 digits. The first three digits are the university serial number, the next three are the sticker serial number. Thus, each sticker in Poland has a different code. The serial number is engraved under the date. Both the expiration date and the serial number are engraved on the sticker using a laser method. The student stickers with a serial number were introduced by a ministerial decree. This is a mandatory element of every e-ID hologram. The student stickers are issued once a semester. The stickers are valid until 31-03 or 31-10. The student holograms are attached to the back of the e-ID student card. Thanks to them, the student can use the student card.
Collectible stickers are identical holograms to the semester stickers used at Polish universities. Thanks to this, every former AFiB student in Warsaw can return to their student days by purchasing such a collectible sticker. The collectible holograms on the student ID are the perfect gift idea for university graduates and also a unique item for professional philatelic collections. Like the semester stickers, the collectible stickers have special markings on their surface: the eagle symbol, the symbol of the Republic of Poland, a laser-etched date, and also a special protection in the form of a honey comb. The collectible holograms for student ID are only used for philatelic purposes – collectors’ purposes.
Collectible stickers used for philatelic purposes that you can find on our website are genuine and authentic. Each collector hologram is a guarantee of the highest quality. Currently, we have archival collector stickers from els. The latest sticker is the 31-03-20 serial number hologram. The 2021 collector stickers will be available soon. After this edition, collector stickers 2021, 2022, etc. will be available. You can find collectible stickers on many online websites, but please be sure to check each offer carefully to ensure that the collector stickers are authentic. You can order original collector holograms at an attractive price on our website 24/7! Delivery by courier or package delivery, or in-person pickup in Warsaw!
AFiB Vistula – collectible hologram
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Stickers on the student ID card
PhD holograms
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