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.
XIV Charity Ice Speedway Gala
help for franek zgoda Ice Speedway Gala is an annual charity event, organised in Opole for the 14th time. The event will take place on February, 24 at 5 pm. at Toropol Ice Skating Rink (Barlickiego 13). Tickets are available at Toropol, Tabaco shop (Krakowska 30), and...
Summer in Surabaya-Bali
summer in indonesia Summer in Surabaya – Bali: Society Empowerment through Sociopreneurship is a summer programme created by three universities in eastern part of Indonesia: Universitas Airlangga, Petra Christian University, and Udayana University. During the...
Chinese New Year Celebration in the University of Opole Museum
The Year of the dog Have you ever wondered why every Chinese New Year has an animal zodiac accompanying it? On February 22 at 4 pm in the University Museum (Collegium Maius, ground floor, room 18) Yi-Ting Liao, Chinese language lecturer at our university, will tell...
Scholarship to Study in Indonesia
If you are interested in Indonesian language, art and culture, you can apply for the scholarship offered by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Indonesia. It is available to all the countries having diplomatic relations with Indonesia and luckily Poland is one of...
Lecture by John Radzilowski from the University of Alaska
Professor Marek Masnyk, Rector of the University of Opole and the U.S. Consulate General in Kraków have a pleasure to invite students and staff members to a lecture by the well-known historian, John Radzilowski, from the University of Alaska. The lecture - American...
Tłusty czwartek in Poland – beware of donuts!
Traditionally, as every year, we want to warn you of danger. No matter where you will go shopping today, your encounter with greasy delicacies is just unavoidable - nice looking donuts with rosy, cheese, pudding or chocolate stuffing or dry crispy cakes in a form of a...
Erasmus students’ voices in Forum Theatre
A very special event took place on Tuesday evening, January 23rd 2018 in student club on the Opole University campus. The Erasmus students presented the result of their intercultural project – the short video gathering their experiences and the Forum Theatre...
A guest lecture by Dauren Yersultanov from Kazakhstan
On January 22-26, 2018 The Faculty of Economics will host Mr Dauren Yersultanov, a researcher form KAZGUU University in Kazakhstan. Mr Yersultanov’s research focuses on urban and spatial planning. His stay here will include, among others, an open lecture entitled...
Intercultural experience through our eyes
Erasmus students studying „Intercultural Competences As The Key To Effective Communication In The Global World” course are presenting the project based on their own experiences in Poland. During the presentation, you will have the opportunity to see a short video and...
Introducing Cultures- Indonesia
What is the tastiest water in Indonesia? What is the first thing you need to learn when going to a restaurant? How to take shower in Indonesia? Is it easy or difficult to take a selfie with the locals? How to get ready for going to the beach? Ania Tomczak, our Europa...