INTERSTUDENT 2012

INTERSTUDENT is an annual competition aimed at rewarding the most active and inspiring international students in Poland. Learn more about the laureates of the 2012 edition. Next year, this can be you!

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Why study in Poland?

Polish university education system has a history of 650 years of educating high profile professionals. It resulted with a profit not only for Poland, but also for many countries all over the world, where the Poles brought their profesionalism and…

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General information about Poland

Poland is located in the very centre of Europe. With the total area of 312,679 km² (120,728 sq mi) it’s the seventh biggest country on the continent. Polish population is over 38,5 million people. The capital city is Warsaw (around…

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Liu Liu, Management student from China (Częstochowa University of Technology) Being here in Gdansk for already one year has given me a great opportunity to develop myself. The way of teaching is so exciting that I am eager to learn as much as possible. Lecturers are really nice and open for foreign students. We deal with many interesting projects, learning how to implement theoretical knowledge in everyday life. I`m very grateful for everything and I wish to use this experience in the future.	Amanda Wiehl, Fulbright Teaching Assistant, USA (Adam Mickiewicz University) Living in Poznan for the past ten months has really taught me a lot about Polish hospitality, cross-cultural relationships, and myself. While in Poland, I was never in a shortage of making new friends and now have many international friendships thanks to the ERASMUS program at AMU. The AMU professors and ERASMUS mentors have truly made my stay in Poland “the time of my life”.	Errol Muzawazi, student from Republic of Zimbabwe (Jagiellonian University) Kraków is established as the best place in Poland for studying. The level of competence is high in terms of university administration and availability of didactic material. I have been able to learn more of the imopratnce of adaptability, flexibility and tolerance. As I come from a different country (with different values and cultures), it has been very importnat to learn to live, work and cooperate with different people.
Yi Jiang, student from Dominican Republic (Poznan University of Medical Sciences) I’m glad to be in Poznań, even though I actually didn’t think of coming to Poland in the first place. The atmosphere of college town of Poznan is perfect for a medical student. I have wonderful classmates from all over the world, and there is so much to learn from the professors! Even though my Polish is very weak, there is always someone willing to help making it much easier to live here, especially when there is so much cultural difference.	Ahmed Samir student from Egypt (Poznan University of Economics) Poznań University of Economics offers the possibitity to gain managerial skills and knowlege on economics giving opportunity to make a career in the world of multinational business. Teaching staff is professsional, helpful and open to share their scientific and practical experience with the students. People are friendly and outgoing. The atmosphere is very good. Poznań is full of cultural, social and leisure time attractions of cosmopolitan and academic city.	Helio Martins, Computing Science and Management student from Portugal (Poznan University of Technology) Poznań is a very nice place to live and study. It's a calm place without lots of traffics and pollution but at the same time is a big city with lots of things to do. The Poznan University of Technology is a lot bigger than we are used to in Portugal. But it has very nice teachers, some of them speak Portuguese. We learn how to deal with a completely different culture, different languages. It will be very useful to those students who want to work in an international company.
Victoria Bonderenko from Ukraine Political Studies (Pultusk Akademy of Humanities) After graduation from National University of Lviv, I’ve come to Pultusk. Here I’m a student of MA course. Highly qualified teaching staff that applies new and interesting approaches during the lectures. the well equipped lecture halls, library and a hostel with free access to internet. And the most important one, you can develop here not only educational and professional skills, but also attend different dance classes or sport sections, becoming a part of active student life.	Cecilia Laslo student from Rumunia (University of Lower Silesia) At ULS you feel almost like a superstar: the teachers are paying great attention to you, they are trying their very best to have interesting and interactive classes ; the coordinators are very kind and always ready to help you in all possible aspects and the international classmates represent an unique and colorful climate where you feel more than just at ease.	Nikunj Patel student from India (Wroclaw University of Technology) I choose Wrocław University of Technology because it is one of the best in Poland and it has good world ranking. What I like about studying at WUT is first the method of education, which it totally different then in India, the practical approach of teaching, and good response from the professors, they are very kind and humble and ready to help anytime and at the same time the administration of university is also admirable.