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.
Dormitories to be closed from 24.00 till 6 a.m.
Resolution No. 8/2020 of Chancellor of the University of Opole of 27 May 2020 on closing Dormitories after 24.00 On the basis of Art.15 para. 2 of the Organizational Regulations of the University of Opole (Ordinance No. 47/2019 of the Rector of the University of...
Visegrad Grant for Intercultural Communication
Sociologists from the Intercultural Communication Programme received a grant from the International Visegrad Fund for the implementation of the Borders & Dialogue: Past and Present of the Czech-Polish Borderland project. The leader of the project is the...
Variable course registration for winter semester 2020/2021
Dear Students! Next Monday, June, 1st, registration for the winter semester variable course opens. Please check in advance at your USOS-account whether you have access to registration, so you can freely choose the course when the registration starts. As usual, we...
The libraries are re-opening
Dear Students! We are happy to inform you that the libraries of the University of Opole are re-opening! The Main Library and specialized libraries of the University of Opole, except for the library of the Institute of Pedagogical Sciences, will be open from May...
Student Dormitories – new rules of accommodation
Dear Students! Please check the new Resolution no 7/2020 of the Chancellor of the University of Opole on the return of students, Ph.D.candidates, and other persons to Student Dormitories of the University of Opole and principles of accommodation of new persons....
“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...