Professor Steven Tuch at the Institute of Sociology, University of Opole

Last week we hosted professor Steven Tuch from the George Washington University in Washington DC, who was visiting the University of Opole within the framework of Erasmus+ exchange programme. Besides many fruitful meetings with the faculty members, his visit produced an interesting series of classes taught to our local and international students. The lectures covered the broad topics of quantitative analysis with SPSS and the racial attitudes in the United States. There was also a Q&A session where the students asked all kinds of interesting questions inducing equally fascinating answers about the life on American campuses, professional and research careers of students and personal academic experiences of professor Tuch.

Anti-crisis shield – get a financial support

Anti-crisis shield – get a financial support

Dear Students,   On March 31, 2020, Polish Parliament has finished the legislative work on the project of “Anti-crisis Shield” the act which aims to mitigate the economic consequences of COVID-19. The President has signed that act which went live on April 1,...

Webinar – Student alone at home

Webinar – Student alone at home

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!’. On Monday, March 30th, at 2.30 pm, we...

Multicultural Volunteering Online

Multicultural Volunteering Online

The students from any university in Poland are invited to take part in the Multicultural Volunteering Online project run by the Volunteer Centre of the University of Warsaw and Welcome Point of the University of Warsaw. This is a great possibility to learn a new...

New safety rules

New safety rules

  We are introducing new safety rules, including restrictions on movement!  Until 11th of April, you will not be able to move freely, if it’s not necessary for living, health and professional purposes. Therefore, the restrictions do not apply to:  travel to work. You...