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University of Economics in Katowice

The University of Economics in Katowice is an important element of the city of Katowice. The University owns several buildings in different locations in the city, including on Bogucicka and 1 Maja (Bogucicka Campus) streets, Adamskiego and Koszarowa streets (Adamskiego Campus).

The main UEKat campus is located in the Bogucice–Zawodzie district. It is only a short distance from the Silesian Museum, the seat of the National Symphony Orchestra of the Polish Radio, Spodek, and the International Congress Center, which constitute a zone of culture of the city. The campus is located in the immediate vicinity of the intersection of two important transport routes in the city.

One of the University’s large buildings with offices and classrooms (building N) is located at a significant distance from the main campus. It is located on Adamskiego and Koszarowa streets in the Śródmieście district, in the immediate vicinity of the A4 (Wrocław) motorway.

UEKat also conducts courses in the city of Rybnik, in Rybnik Branch.

The material basis of the University consists of 46 plots of land with a total area of 83,641 m², including:

34 plots owned by the University,
1 plot co-owned with the University of Silesia,
1 plot in possession of the University,
10 plots leased from municipal resources, with 17 buildings whose total surface area is 67,917 m²

At the moment, the University has 17 buildings, which serve the teaching, administrative, social, and cultural functions, as well as student housing and technical buildings.

Welcome Point

Welcome Point is a service center for foreign students, doctoral students and staff, which, in keeping with its motto – “Always welcome”, provides a friendly space available throughout the entire period of study or employment.

Welcome Point’s main activities include:

Being a contact point for all international students and visitors
Providing administrative support for faculty members from abroad
Assistance in dealing with everyday issues related to life at the University and in Katowice
Organization of integration events
Implementation of the Uni Buddy Program
https://www.ue.katowice.pl/en/projects/welcome-point.html

Katowice Campus Life

https://www.ue.katowice.pl/en/university/campus.html

Support for disabled students

The University successively adapts all of its buildings to the needs of persons with disabilities when designing, rebuilding and renovating old buildings. Courses at UEKat take place in several buildings that are located far apart from each other. The main buildings are located on Bogucicka Street. There are several parking spaces for the disabled and the possibility to park in the University’s internal car park.

Building A was modernized in recent years. The building has an elevator adapted for people with locomotor disabilities, with sound signals and inscriptions in Braille. The toilets are also accessible.

The building houses, among others, the Dean’s Offices of the Faculty of Finance and Insurance and the Faculty of Management. The building houses the seat of the Support Center for Persons with Disabilities and the Student Organization of Persons with Disabilities.

Independent access by means of ramps and elevators is also possible in buildings: CNTI, CINiBA, N, F

https://www.ue.katowice.pl/en/organizational-units/support-center-for-the-disabled/disabled-friendly-university.html

Accommodation

https://www.ue.katowice.pl/en/admissions/practical-info/accommodation.html

University of Debrecen

With a student body of about 28,000 the University of Debrecen is one of the largest institutions of higher education in Hungary today.
Hungary is a relatively small country of 10 million people, which has seven neighbors and one of the longest histories of European nations with a statehood of over 1100 years. As a member of the European Union and at the crossroads of East and West, it is a very accessible location and an ideal base to explore all of Europe.

Practical information for international students can be found at https://www.edu.unideb.hu/ and https://www.edu.unideb.hu/p/practical-info-and-contacts

University of Economics – Varna

University of Economics – Varna was the 2015 Heritage Site winner of the Building of the Year National Contest. In 2016, the City of Varna prize was awarded to the university for the large-scale conservation of its classical building, the oldest of the three university buildings.

The university facilities are constantly improved to provide the best teaching and research opportunities. There are altogether over 110 lecture and research halls. Students have access to computer rooms, laboratories, and department libraries for their seminars or self-study.

University of Economics – Varna is proud of its centennial legacy, gaining further recognition among European universities with its high-quality education, knowledgeable and competent members of faculty, and European curricula. This university is one of the best HEIs internationally in terms of its strategic partnerships, the percentage of students who graduate within a standard period of studies, and in terms of student mobility involvement.

Practical information for international students can be found at https://ue-varna.bg/en/p/8595/admission//practical-information

More than 7000 students study in our 3 renovated buildings. The university offers a library with automated services and access to 3 reading rooms, 24 computer rooms, conference halls, two canteens, a room for e-sports, free Wi-Fi and more.

10 Reasons to live and study in Varna: https://ue-varna.bg/en/p/8633/admission//practical-information/10-reasons-to-live-and-study-in-varna
Arrival & First Day: https://ue-varna.bg/en/p/8607/admission//practical-information/arrival-first-day
Visa: https://ue-varna.bg/en/p/8603/admission//practical-information/visa
Housing: https://ue-varna.bg/en/p/8606/admission//practical-information/housing
Cultural adaptation guide: https://www.ue-varna.bg/uploads/filemanager/349/Education/ENG_Cultural%20Adaptation%20Guide%202020_2021.pdf

CEU Cardenal Herrera University

Come and spend this time on a modern campus, bristling with activity. CEU is a not-for-profit foundation – which means that we reinvest all the money we make in improving the facilities of our campus and in giving our students the best experience possible. The University has invested more than 80 million euros in the Valencia region over the last few years.

Share the campus with other young people from more than 70 countries – just like you, they come here both to study for a degree and to live life to the full at university.

Facilities: https://www.uchceu.com/en/university-valencia/facilities

Social Sciences and Law Building
This was the first building to be constructed on the University’s new campus and it is known as the Luis Campos Górriz Building, being named after a distinguished figure of the Asociación Católica de Propagandistas, the organization which established CEU in the early 20th century.

The building is home to several of the CEU UCH’s general services, such as the General Secretary’s Office, the Languages Service, the Careers Service and the International Relations Office. The building has its own canteen on the ground floor and dining and break areas on each floor. The building is designed for the modern university community so that there are various spaces set aside for students to work together with their laptops or to relax and chat.

It’s commonplace to see students from different countries sitting together between lectures chatting or surfing the net using the building’s Wi-Fi connection.

All the lecture halls are equipped with a projector and data and TV connections, as well as microphone and sound systems. All of them have large windows allowing natural light to pour in. They are both naturally and mechanically ventilated, and the ventilation system can be controlled from each room. The building is also completely wheelchair accessible, and it has its own chapel on the third floor.

The building has specially equipped rooms for certain types of electronic equipment and also computer rooms with PCs and Macs.

For many years now, Valencia has been seen as one of the top destinations for European students. As the Spanish city with the highest percentage of international students, the capital of the Comunitat Valenciana is the perfect place for those who are looking for somewhere Mediterranean, contemporary and slightly Bohemian. By choosing UCHCEU in Valencia, you are also choosing a safe city with a great history and one of the best climates in Europe, and you’ll be less than two hours away from one of Europe’s great capitals.

Wherever you’re from now, soon you’ll be from Valencia: benvingut!
https://www.uchceu.com/en/university-valencia

Campus Life is the best way to experience your University

The aim of this CEU-UCH program is to promote the welfare of our students. Our research and experience show that the students who are fully adapted to the university community achieve the best academic results. University life is full of opportunities for learning and for personal and professional development. Your time at the University will be one of the most important periods of your life. Get the best out of your university experience with Campus Life.

You have different services:

Campus Life Smile. Ready to experience the excitement of university? They say that the secret to happiness lies in knowing how to take decisions – like the one you took to come to CEU, for example. Taking decisions isn’t always easy, and dealing with the emotions that go with them isn’t either. That’s why we are here to help you. We will support you to make sure nothing gets in the way of your work as a student so that you can focus on learning and on being able to handle uncertainty, expectations, missing home and academic demands. There are people at CEU who can guide you through this.
Campus Life Learn. Learn like never before. Learning at university requires autonomy and interaction, both with your lecturers and the other students. University prepares you for the world of work. A world in which you must have both technical and social skills in order to form an effective part of a team, in which earning is impossible without sharing. Ideas need to be exchanged in order for them to grow. That’s why you have to start learning like never before from today so that you can be what you always wanted to be. Hello world! Being able to speak different languages is a skill which will make you stand out in your future career. Here at CEU we can give you all the help you need to take advantage of the opportunities provided by this ever-shrinking world.
Campus Life Share. The 21st century is all about sharing. Meeting new people and being able to share special moments, activities and events with them will make you feel alive like never before. Time flies when you’re having fun and “happiness is only real when shared”, which is why Campus Life will help you to live life to the full in your time at CEU – such as getting the most out of enjoying one of the most international campuses in Spain. Share your interests at one of the Campus Life clubs – set up and run by students themselves with the support of the University. Campus Life clubs allow students to organize new activities and establish new relationships, meet new people, and create sharing networks. Sharing can also mean representing. Class representatives, chosen by their fellow students, convey the concerns of students to the University. By being a student representative, you can also gain organization and leadership skills, which will doubtless be of great use to you in the future.
Campus Life Involved. Don’t just be there, take part Being there is OK, but it’s rather passive. It’s better to take part, don’t you think? Here at CEU Campus Life we can offer you various initiatives in which you can really get involved. Getting involved in the society around you and learning from the situations we experience is another way of growing as a person and of taking advantage of your years at university. For our social involvement initiatives, we have agreements in place with the local town councils: Moncada and Alfara del Patriarca; various NGOs via the Chair of Solidarity; the Falla Na Jordana, so that we can offer an eye-catching programme of activities throughout the academic year.

You can also add a hospitality package to your stage in UCHCEU
https://www.uchceu.com/en/new-student
https://www.uchceu.com/en/campus-life

Ten reasons to discover Valencia: https://blog.uchceu.es/campus-life/en/10-things-to-do-in-the-city-of-valencia/
How to get to Valencia: https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/plan-your-trip-to-valencia/to-get-to-valencia

Link to students clubs: https://www.uchceu.com/en/campus-life/students-clubs