Dear students,
Today we observe the International Mother Language Day, which is celebrated worldwide in order to stress the importance of preserving all the languages as a vital part of cultural heritage. The date commemorates the death of five students who were shot by the police in 1952 under Pakistan government, during a demonstration for recognizing Bengali as a national language of East Pakistan.
Although we do not approve of overusing your mother language in the multinational environment of the university, today might be the best way to talk about your language and perhaps teach some of it to your friends from other countries.
Abiola from Nigeria
Abiola Georgina Adebayo, student of Economics: concentration in Sustainable Development, MA degree In the past two years, our University is welcoming a growing number of students from Nigeria. One of them is Abiola Adebayo who came to the University of Opole to...
Mobile USOS
Class timetables, grades, questionnaires, documents, the newest information, search engine – you can have these and many other functions in your pocket! Mobile USOS application launches on 25 of January. Just log in and use it!Mobile USOS is the only mobile...
Meet Jazmin – first student from Ecuador at our university
Jazmin Del Salto - first-year student at Master of Liberal Arts program In 2020 a record number of international students was accepted to the University of Opole. Around 380 students from all over the world have started their Bachelor's and Master's studies at our...
Competition for the best foreign student in Poland
We are pleased to share with you the information from Fundacja Edukacyjna Perspektywy (Educational Foundation Perspectives) which is looking for the best foreign student in Poland: Until 20.01.2021. you can send the names of candidates for the INTERSTUDENT which is...
Registration for foreign language courses
Dear Students,We would like to remind you about registration for foreign language courses: Registration for students of II and III year is open until tomorrow – 12.01.21. Registration for students of I year begins on 13.01.21. How to register: Log in to your usosweb...
Merry Christmas!
Dear Students, We are pleased to share with you the Chrsitmas and New Year’s wishes from the Rector of the University of Opole: 'I would like to wish you healthy and pieceful Christmas which will be fulfilled with hope that we can meet each other next year in a...
Erasmus: María from Spain
Today, María from Spain would like to tell us about her experience in Opole during Erasmus + Her name is María Cano Toro. She is from a village close to Málaga in Spain. María is 21 years old and she's been studying to become a teacher of children between 6 and 12...
Short-term mobilities within FORTHEM
FORTHEM aims to open up new possibilities for students to travel and study in these different universities. Between 27th October and 29th November 2020, students from all of the alliance universities are invited to apply for short-term mobility in 2021. Two new...
Visiting Erasmus+ office
Dear students, Drodzy Studenci, due to the epidemic situation in Poland, before coming to Erasmus+ office, please write us an email on erasmus@uni.opole.pl or call us (+48 77 452 73 53, +48 77 452 73 52) in order to make an appointment. Briefly describe your case...
Student ID card
Dear Students, At the begging of the academic year, each first-year student should get an Electronic Student ID card. This card serves as a traditional student ID card as well as a library card. Your student ID will not only confirm your affiliation to the...