University of Opole (reviews)

I really enjoyed my time at this university. The staff is great, very helpful and knowlegable. The coureses were very informative and I learned a great deal from them. The buildings have a nice atmosphere but have some issues. For example one of the toilets on the upper floors of the main building broke when I started studying there and it was repair only when I finished my studies. The biggest issue is with the PC in various places on campus for example in one of the IT halls that I had lectures in there were terrible outdated computers that were taking half hour to turn on. Also in Art building there were alwalys problems with outdated software. But all things considered this were more of a nuisance. What I liked the most when studing in UO was the city which I like so much that I decided to move there for good.

What has impressed me most are the wonderful lecturers, who treat their students as equals and are genuinely supportive. The help they have given me over the years has been invaluable.

I particularly appreciate this university for the fact that, no matter what course you’re on, there’s always time for your passions and the chance to put them to good use on campus in some way.

The people here amaze me and I’m really glad I ended up here

The BA program in International Relations and Intercultural Communication at the University of Opole offers a comprehensive curriculum that encompasses a wide range of subjects relevant to the field. From political theory and international law to intercultural communication strategies and diplomacy, the coursework is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in both theoretical concepts and practical skills. Professors are not only experts in their respective fields but also deeply committed to the academic success and personal development of their students. Their guidance and mentorship played a crucial role in shaping my academic interests and career aspirations. The University of Opole actively participates (so did I for 3 times) in the Erasmus program, providing students with the opportunity to study or intern abroad at partner universities and organizations across Europe.