Author: Marcin Pioch Preparation for a new job Entering the job market is a major milestone for many students. The desire to prove oneself and gain experience is often accompanied by strong emotions, causing us to forget about the legal and formal aspects of this process. It should be noted that the process of taking up … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Krystian Wiśniewski Professional Internships During Studies Professional internships are often the first real encounter many female and male students have with work in their industry. According to the provisions of the Act on Higher Education and Science (PSWiN), internships are not a mere „add-on” to studies, but one of the forms of classes in the … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Szymon Łakomy The general principles governing the system of higher education and science in Poland are set out in the Act of 20 July 2018 – Law on Higher Education and Science, as amended. The Act defines the mission and fundamental values that should guide the system. One of these values is the autonomy of … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Wojciech Tomaszewicz Erasmus+ is much more than a trip abroad. It is the largest educational project in the European Union, which has revolutionized the approach to learning. In 2024, nearly 1.5 million people benefited from the program, and its budget for 2021-2027 amounts to 26.2 billion euros. For Polish students, it represents an investment … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Szymon Łakomy What is Mobbing? According to Article 94 § 2 of the Act of 26 June 1974 – the Labour Code, mobbing means actions or behaviours concerning an employee or directed against an employee, involving persistent and long-term harassment or intimidation of the employee, causing a lowered assessment of their professional usefulness, aimed … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Paweł Zdybel The system of student financial aid in Poland is one of the fundamental pillars of the state’s policy aimed at ensuring equal access to higher education. In recent years, the relevant legal regulations have undergone partial amendments and have been the subject of extensive sector-wide debate, intending to adapt them to evolving socio-economic conditions, particularly those affecting students’ living circumstances. The 2025/2026 … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Katarzyna Płaczek One of the key tasks of higher education institutions in Poland is to create an accessible and inclusive academic environment for students with disabilities. Polish universities increasingly demonstrate that accessibility and equality in education are not only statutory requirements but also real practice. The Law on Higher Education and Science obliges universities … Dowiedz się więcej
Author: Julia Bednarska-Leśniak At public universities, fees are permitted only in the cases listed in Article 79 of the Law on Higher Education and Science (PSWiN). This is a “closed list,” which includes, among others, fees for: part-time studies, repeating classes in full-time studies due to unsatisfactory academic results, instruction in a foreign language, classes … Dowiedz się więcej