Step by step
Once you’ve finished the online application and attached all the necessary documents, there are a few more steps to take:
Check if your documents need to be legalised or translated. This is really important to make sure you don’t have to resubmit anything. You can find this information on the UEHS website or by droppings us a line at enrollment@vizja.pl. All documents must be in their original form, as the university needs to make sure they’re compatible with the originals.
Our integration events kick off a month before classes start, so we encourage everyone to come along and get involved early on.
When you arrive, you can buy a public transport pass (“karta miejska”). You can hold off on buying this until you get you student ID card, which will get you a discount. Also, buy a SIM card for your phone (check out our website “Keep in touch” to read more).
The next step is to submit all the original documents to the Admission Office and sign the contract on the 6th floor in room 603. Also, make sure you link your Polish phone number and upload/check your photo to the Admission Extranet. If you don’t complete these steps, you won’t be able to get your student ID card.
Once you’ve gone through the admissions process, you’ll get a “Student Guide” from someone at the Admission Office.
The “Student Guide” includes:
1) Log in details for the Student Extranet;
2) Key information about your student ID card, including what steps you need to take to get it and how long it’ll take;
3) Information about the student systems and what important bits of information they contain.
The “Student Guide” includes:
1) Log in details for the Student Extranet;
2) Key information about your student ID card, including what steps you need to take to get it and how long it’ll take;
3) Information about the student systems and what important bits of information they contain.
The next thing you need to do is wait for us to give you access to your Student Extranet and SIS. That’s where you’ll be able to see your schedule. This step is down to the employees, so there’s no need for the student to do anything.
Join in with the Welcome Month and the obligatory event called Orientation Day, which is organised by the Welcome Office. These events are a great chance connect with fellow students and get some useful tips on how to settle in to student life at our university.
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