Students can choose courses only from the faculty to which they have been nominated, unless specified otherwise in the tab of the relevant faculty.
Students can choose courses from the whole faculty – meaning all the institutes at the given faculty and all study levels.

If you have any additional questions about the courses, please contact a relevant coordinator.

Few explanations:
1. Courses marked in the file with list of courses in the column ‘Semester in the cycle of studies’ as:
a) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 – are taught in first (winter) semesters,
b) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 – are taught in second (summer) semesters.
2. Syllabus form in English
3. Course code – if it’s not on the list of courses, it should be given in the syllabus; if it’s not in the syllabus, please leave the respective cell empty in the LA.

Students can choose courses only from the faculty to which they have been nominated!
Students can choose courses from the whole faculty – meaning all the institutes at the given faculty.

If you have any additional questions about the courses, please contact a relevant coordinator.

Few explanations:
1. Semesters marked in the file with list of courses in the column ‘Semester in the cycle of studies’ as:
a) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 – are first (winter) semesters,
b) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 – are second (summer) semesters.
2. Syllabus form in English
3. Course code – if it’s not on the list of courses, it should be given in the syllabus; if it’s not in the syllabus, please leave the respective cell empty in the LA.

Students can choose courses only from the faculty to which they have been nominated!

If you have any additional questions about the courses, please contact a relevant coordinator.

Each year the School of Polish Language and Culture organizes a Polish language course. It is free of charge for our Erasmus+ students and it is worth 6 ECTS (you can include that in your LA, if you want, no matter the faculty).
At the beginning of each semester, all the incoming Erasmus+ students are informed about the application procedure for such a course.
More information: http://pl-us.usz.edu.pl/erasmus/

SUMMER (SECOND) SEMESTER – Due to major changes in the faculties (some merged, others were divided) there will be changes in their study programmes. The list of available courses at each faculty will be posted as soon as possible. 

WINTER (FIRST) SEMESTER – Below is the list of “old” faculties and their study programmes. 

Students can choose courses only from the faculty to which they have been nominated!
(exception: students nominated either to the Faculty of Economics and Management or the Faculty of Law and Administration can choose courses from both faculties, due to a special agreement between those two faculties)

If you have any additional questions about the courses, please contact a relevant coordinator.

Each year the School of Polish Language and Culture organizes a Polish language course. It is free of charge for our Erasmus+ students and it is worth 6 ECTS (you can include that in your LA, if you want, no matter the faculty).
At the beginning of each semester, all the incoming Erasmus+ students are informed about the application procedure for such a course.
More information: http://pl-us.usz.edu.pl/erasmus/

Students can choose courses only from the faculty to which they have been nominated!
(exception: students nominated either to the Faculty of Economics and Management or the Faculty of Law and Administration can choose courses from both faculties, due to a special agreement between those two faculties)

If you have any additional questions about the courses, please contact a relevant coordinator.

Each year the School of Polish Language and Culture organizes a Polish language course. It is free of charge for our Erasmus+ students and it is worth 6 ECTS (you can include that in your LA, if you want, no matter the faculty).

At the beginning of each semester, all the incoming Erasmus+ students are informed about the application procedure for such a course.

More information: http://school.wf.usz.edu.pl/main-page

After every 15–week semester, the students are required to complete the semester and pass all the examinations required by the curriculum. Those students who did not pass all the examinations required in the given semester, are allowed to repeat the examinations they did not pass; this means that every student is allowed to take every examination twice. A student is allowed not to take the examination on the first set date, but in such a case he loses the chance of taking the examination again in case of failure.

At the University the following marking system is used: