Very often, once grown up, we forget how cool it is to play games. Last week, prof. Susan Yelich Biniecki, a visiting scholar from US, reminded the Intercultural Communication students that games can be very useful revealing a lot about life, justice, our cultures and personalities. We found out how it feels to be privileged or underprivileged, and what might be the consequences of interaction between the former and the latter. This game and our participation in it can be interpreted in different ways, but most importantly, it has left us something we should think about.
“Project Gambia” – join charity program!
Dear Students! we encourage you to take part in the charity program "Project Gambia" which is run by the students of the University of Opole and the University of Technology in Opole. Gambia is a small impoverished country in Western Africa. You can support its local...
Welcome to UO – survey results
The programme is co-financed by the European Social Fund in the framework of Knowledge Education Development Operational Programme, non-competition project Increasing competencies of academic staff and institutions’ potential to receive people from abroad – Welcome...
First stage of loosening coronavirus restrictions
Dear Students! Polish government has prepared a 4-stage plan which aims to loose gradually coronavirus restrictions . The first stage starts on Monday, April 20 and will lift the following restrictions: Lifting ban on movement in public spaces, esp. parks and...
On-line meeting with Plenipotentiary for Equal Treatment
The Rector’s Plenipotentiary for Equal Treatment Dr. Marzanna Pogorzelska invites you to take part in the online-meeting : Dear Students, I would like to meet you on-line and talk how your life looks in these unusual conditions. I wonder how you deal with...
Take part in the webinar – “Polar adventure”
Dear Students! As part of the "Ready, Study, Go! Poland" campaign, the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange organizes a series of webinars for students under the slogan: ‘Ready, Study, Go! Poland for students in Poland!’. Take part in the fourth webinar...
Another solutions dedicated to legal stay of foreigners
Dear Students! On 7 April 2020, the Council of Ministers has adopted as part of the extension of the “anti-crisis shield” a draft of another act aimed at counteracting the negative effects of the SARS-CoV-2 virus epidemic. It provides, among others, for...
Medical help
Dear Students! We realize that due-to the COVID-19 pandemic, getting a doctor’s appointment can be problematic. If you need medical help, below you can find information that will help you arrange an online doctor’s appointment. As a foreigner in Poland you should be...
New safety rules
Dear Students! From Thursday, April 16, everyone has to wear a mask or scarf that covers both mouth and nose. It applies to everyone in public spaces (on the street, in shops and workplaces). Schools, universities, kindergartens are closed at least until April 26....
Take part in the webinar – “Student alone at home – stay positive!” April 9th 2020
Dear Students! As part of the "Ready, Study, Go! Poland" campaign, the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange organizes a series of webinars for students under the slogan: ‘Ready, Study, Go! Poland for students in Poland!’. Don't miss the third webinar -...
Friendly message for international students from Deputy Minister Prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz
Dear Students, We publish a special message from the Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education, Prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz. ""Please take care of yourselves and each other at this time." More News