Detailed introduction of the Old Polish University in Kielce:

Introduction

The Old Polish University in Kielce is a private university located in Kielce, Poland. It was founded in 2001 and is one of the important academic centers in the area, providing students with a wide range of professional choices and a good educational environment.

Overview

Student size: The specific number of students has not yet been determined, but judging from the fact that about 100 students participate in the Erasmus program each year to study and intern at 58 partner universities and institutions, the student size should be considerable.

Teachers: Although the exact number of teachers has not been announced, as a regular university, it has a team of teachers with professional knowledge and teaching experience, and can provide students with high-quality teaching services.

History and establishment time

The university was founded in 2001 and was formerly the Kielce Higher School of Economics, Tourism and Social Sciences. .

School Strength

Professional Courses: Provide undergraduate, master and postgraduate degree courses, covering economics, health sciences, land management, education and other fields. Specific majors include international economics, international relations, public administration, environmental studies, tourism, accounting, cosmetology, public health, health sciences, architecture and planning, urban studies, real estate, preschool education, speech therapy and audiology.

Teaching achievements and honors: Cultivated many professionals who meet social needs. Its graduates have made good progress in related fields in Poland and internationally, winning a good reputation for the school. However, there is no clear information on major teaching achievement awards.

International Exchange and Cooperation: The school actively carries out international exchanges and is an international university. About 100 students participate in the Erasmus program every year, and by 58 The school provides students with a wide range of international exchange and learning opportunities and broadens their international horizons through study and internships with partner universities and institutions.

Nature of the school

Private university.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on the combination of theory and practice, focusing on cultivating students' practical ability and comprehensive quality, so that students can better adapt to the needs of society and the workplace.

Key disciplines and departments

Key disciplines: Economics, health sciences, education and other disciplines are the school's key development disciplines, and key support has been given in the allocation of teaching resources and the construction of the teaching staff to ensure the quality of teaching and the level of discipline development.

Department: The school has the Department of Economics, the Department of Health Sciences, the Department of Land Management, and the Department of Education. There are four departments, each with multiple professional fields, providing students with a systematic professional learning and research platform.

Ranking

No authoritative comprehensive ranking information of the school in the world or in China has been found, but from the perspective of its professional settings, teaching philosophy and international exchanges and cooperation, it has certain competitiveness and influence among private universities in Poland.

Expenses

Tuition fees vary according to majors and degree levels. Specific tuition information can be found on the school's official website. Generally speaking, the tuition fees of private universities may be slightly higher than those of public universities, but the school will also provide preferential policies such as scholarships for outstanding students to reduce the financial burden of students.

Campus

Geographic location: The main campus is located at No. 49, Ponu Rego Piwna Street, Kielce, Poland. In addition, there are domestic campuses in Warsaw, Zyrardów, Mislenice, Bochnia and other places, and international campuses in Lutsk, Ukraine and Dublin, Ireland.

Campus facilities: Each campus of the school is equipped with corresponding teaching facilities and living facilities to meet the learning and living needs of students, such as libraries, laboratories, classrooms, dormitories, canteens, etc., but the details of the specific facilities have not been clearly announced.