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Faculty of Health Sciences
ul. Okrzei 94A, 87-800 Włocławek
tel. +48 660 714 048
e-mail: wnoz@ksw.wloclawek.pl

By the decision of the Founder of the College – the Włocławek Scholarly Association in the academic year of 2003/2004, the Faculty of Health Sciences was founded. It is the youngest and the 6th faculty in the structure of the KSW. The faculty offers 3-year bachelor’s degree courses with a specialty of nursing and physical education. Faculty of Nursing was granted a positive evaluation of the National Accreditation Committee of Medical Education.

Poland’s joining the Union had an impact on educational needs in various professions, including the profession of a nurse. With reference to medical professions, the faculty meets requirements of educating doctors, dentists and pharmacists, however, it does not meet requirements as for educating nurses. It is so because of obligatory, minimum three-year, higher education, and this requirement is met by professional bachelor’s degree studies.
Last year in November, the Cuiavian University in Włocławek obtained a permission from the Minister of Education and Sports to conduct nursing courses. In Włocławek and its surroundings as well as on the area of the whole Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship, a few hundred male and female nurses possess testimonials of education on a level of a secondary medical school. The latest offer of the KSW, being a response to a huge interest in this circle of people, creates opportunities of obtaining a diploma of higher professional education without the need to travel to distant academic centres. Courses are run in two modes: daytime – designed for candidates without any professional background for a job of nurse, extramural – for people with some professional background. So called “bridge courses” will be implemented from the academic year of 2004/2005 for professionally active nurses by virtue of an ordinance of the Minister of Health of 11th May 2004.

Classes at a patient’s bed and some of laboratory classes will be held at the Province Hospital in Włocławek. In the letter of intent, the Voivodship Hospital confirmed a possibility of holding professional trainings and access to laboratories of the Hospital within the scope of activities included in the course programme. Teaching staff consists of employees of the Medical College in Włocławek, academic teachers of the medical Academy in Bydgoszcz, the Medical University of Łódź and the Medical Academy in Warsaw, and also employees of the Zespół Lecznictwa Podstawowego in Włocławek, the Przedsiębiorstwo Uzdrowisko Ciechocinek S.A., the Wojskowy Szpital Uzdrowiskowo-Rehabilitacyjny SP ZOZ in Ciechocinek and the SPZOZ in Lipno. 

The aim of the specialisation of physical education in the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek is to educate employees of sports organisations, physical training teachers for primary and secondary schools, special schools and employees of educational units implementing the programme of health education.
A graduate of three-year, professional courses of physical training should: understand physical culture, master the tools of physical training and become an example to follow.
This means that thanks to the achieved education from the range of natural and social sciences and mastering skills of teaching movement and body improvement, a graduate should possess qualifications enabling him/her to competently affect body – by physical means, and personality – by social means, in order to fulfil objective and subjective needs of pupils as for somatic-motor development and preparing them to care for health, functionality and construction of their own bodies – also after graduation from the College.
Thus it is essential to learn methods of diagnosing and prognosticating physical and mental development and a skill of programming means of education and physical training which – together with personal culture acquired during studies to become a teacher, and pedagogical sensibility – will guarantee an effective implementation of school and after-school activities within a range of physical training (after meeting additional requirements defined by separate regulations), sports, recreation and tourism of school youth.
In the Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship there is a significant need for qualified pedagogical staff for implementation of a programme of physical training. Thanks to a relatively wide accessibility of sports venues and investments granted by the Włocławek authorities, in the field of physical culture, one can easily notice a need for ensuring safety and security for practicing various kinds of sports activities by the youth from schools and those from outside schools. Newly established and developing sports clubs, groups of young people training various sports require proper professional supervision which will provide safety and correct physical development.
Support of the city authorities expressed in – among others – the included letter of intent on sharing with the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek some sports venues, confirms the opinion of the College authorities about a need for educating specialists in physical training.

The University, called KSW for short, offers the BA , MA and post-graduate levels of studies at the following faculties: Administration, Economics, Environment Protection, Physical Education, Nursing and Pedagogics.

The students of WSHE obtain thorough education in Humanities, Economics, Foreign languages and Computer Science, based on the modern syllabuses prepared by eminent specialists in the fields giving students opportunity to study or work abroad.

KSW organised over 70 national and international conferences, seminars, scientific sessions and open lectures. All of these international projects are based on the mutual well-established co-operation. The university co-operates with the universities in Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Russia, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark, Turkey and with the largest academies of Kujawsko-Pomorskie Province. The results of the so far undertaken projects are: student and teacher exchanges, study visits, conferences, the publication of conference materials and international summer schools. Continuing international development is an essential priority within the overall University Plan, indicating the accurate awareness of the importance of international collaboration at all levels of the institution.

Specific aims and priorities for the future:

– to increase the University’s visibility in Europe

– to improve the ECTS information package

– to continue to maintain regular contact partner institutions and students through monitoring visits and attendance by University staff at European conferences and events

– to improve the contact between university staff and the International Relations Office through regular meetings, workshop and presentations in order to disseminate information and encourage further participation in all aspects of the LLP Erasmus

– to reach co-operation agreements with most of the other countries

– to expand the official LLP Erasmus website so that the link between the office and the student becomes more interactive

– to introduce Double Diploma in co-operation with Erasmus partners

The University International Relations Office is to co-ordinate the Lifelong Learning Programme. The Office has organised information sessions to university administration, faculty members and students publishing on the University Internet site general information about the programme and the European Universities Partners. All faculties have become part of the ECTS system and „ECTS Information Package” is available for students at every department as well as at the International Relations Office All students are free to use the computer points available to visit the partner-University sites. Each exchange student has a faculty advisor to help him or her select courses.To improve students foreign language skills, we offer in Euroclub additional language courses at different levels and international language certificate. Students can learn foreign languages in a modern, well equipped, multimedia laboratory with assistance of well trained and experienced lectors. All of our incoming students receive our „information package”, containing logistics, academic and practical information. The Office arranges accommodation and transport from capital city airport to our city for incoming students. Faculty advisors and volunteer students are also involved to help students adjust to their academic and social life in the city of Wloclawek. Every year or term a two- week „orientation programme” is arranged for incoming students. In order to facilitate the adaptation of incoming students to Polish language and culture, an intensive Polish language course for foreigners is offered during the whole stay of incoming students at the University. The same high standard of organisation procedures applies to our standards of Staff Mobility Action ( publicity on available directions, advising and encouraging on choosing the right partner institution, contacting with partner university, making arrangements: traveling, and accommodation procedures.)

In order to ensure high quality in student placement, our university prepares the process carefully.

First, announcements are given for students to apply. The procedures consists of the following steps:

– submission of the application form,

– copies from the students’ exam book

– evaluation given by the professor in charge of the students

The students who submit these documents are given a language test. Then, the qualification panel meets them and interviews are given.

After that, final decisions are taken. The formal and final list of qualified students s is published and students are informed.

When the student chooses specific subjects, a Learning Agreement is prepared as well as the rest of application documents requested by the partner institution. (i.e. Application Form, Transcript of Records)

The basic documents for the student prepared is the agreement between student and KSW.

First, the documents are faxed and then sent by ordinary mail. After placing all signatures, practical arrangements begin, such as: travel, insurance and accommodation.

During the studying period abroad we stay in contact with local programme coordinators, sometimes a monitoring visit is organized.

After the completion of the exchange period the student must show his/her Transcript of Record and Statement of Stay. If the TR guarantees the arrangements specified in the Learning Agreement, the studying period abroad is fully recognized.

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Students from the European Union do not need a visa to come and study in Poland. However, after the start of classes students will be required to legalize their stay in Poland by applying for a residence permit from the Immigration Unit of the Voivodship Office. The residence permit, valid for one year, must be extended each year until graduation. This permit also entitles students to work in Poland. More information about Poland (arriving to Poland, legalization of stay, medical care and insurance, recognition of diplomas, driving license, addresses of Polish diplomatic missions in the EU) can be obtained through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland

www.msz.gov.pl

Students from outside the European Union enter the territory of Poland on the basis of a valid travel document (passport) and a visa (if required). After their application has been positively reviewed, students will receive a recommendation letter from University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek with which they should apply for a visa. Candidates should apply for a student visa (covering the entire period of study in Poland) at the consulate section of the Polish embassy in their country. Please note that visa requirements and application procedures vary.

About the ECTS System

The European Credit Transfer System was initially set up in 1989 as a pilot scheme within the framework of the Erasmus program. Its aim at that time was to facilitate the recognition of study periods undertaken abroad by mobile students through the transfer of credits.

A large number of countries have adopted ECTS by law as an accumulation system for their own higher education systems and others are in the process of doing so.

ECTS makes study programmes easy to read and compare. It can be used for all types of programs, whatever their mode of delivery, and for lifelong learning purposes. It serves both mobile and non-mobile students: it can be used for accumulation within an institution and for transfer between institutions. For these reasons the well-known acronym „ECTS” now stands for „European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System”.

The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) is a student-centred system based on the student workload required to achieve the objectives of a program of study. These objectives should preferably be specified in terms of learning outcomes and competences to be acquired.

ECTS is based on the principle that 60 credits measure the workload of a full-time student during one academic year. The student workload of a full-time study programme in Europe amounts in most cases to around 1500-1800 hours per year and in those cases one credit stands for around 25 to 30 working hours. Sensibly, 30 credits correspond to a study semester and 20 credits to a study trimester.

Credits in ECTS can only be obtained after successful completion of the work required and appropriate assessment of the learning outcomes achieved.

For the exams and credit test the following marks and relevant grades from ECTS system are used:

A student should pass all the courses before graduation according to the applicable syllabus. Ranking objects determined in layouts of studios and programs of the education is a base of receiving a credit for a course what is tantamount to getting the appropriate number of items of the European System of the Transfer and the Accumulation of final Points (ECTS), determined in plans of studies and programs of educating in the given semester. Not every course is followed by an examination, however each one is ending with the credit test. The base of ranking all active forms of classes (of exercises, laboratories, seminars itp) and of lectures not-ending with the examination there are positive results of the current control of the knowledge and abilities. Final ranking classes consists in the verification of effects of education. Prior ranking compulsory classes in the given object is a condition of allowing to sit an exam. Practice and sports camps constituting the integral part of a process of the education are also subject to a compulsory credit.

Program details concerning ECTS for specific university course can be obtained upon request from the International Office
e-mail international@ksw.wloclawek.pl

MEDICAL FACILITIES

A foreign student coming to Poland should have an E 128 form (it is a form for the exchange students studying in another member state). The form is issued by an institution being the equivalent of the National Health Fund (Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia – NFZ) upon submission of required documents (the application for E 128 form, a certificate from the student’s university confirming his/her status). When using free medical care, a student should present this form to the doctor or an institution that has signed an agreement with the National Health Fund.

STUDY FACILITIES

THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HUMANITIES AND ECONOMICS (WSHE) – it is a place where the students may use a wide collection of books in order to broaden their knowledge and to follow the latest academic publications.
The inauguration of the Library at a new base at 3 Piwna Street (previously it operated together with the Academic Library of the Scientific Association in Włocławek – the founder of the University) took place on March 18, 1999. Very good conditions – the space over 200 m2 – allowed to open a Book Rental and a Reading Room with handy books collection. The library is available to all the students and employees of the University of Humanities and Economics, members of the Scientific Association in Wocawek, students from other universities and employees of other academic institutions and workplaces.
At present, the book collection of the library comprises 43 thousand volumes and it is developing rapidly. The book collection is developed mainly by purchasing recently published books. The library purchases also parts of the book collections from private individuals. They constitute a valuable source of scientific research and they are related mainly to the history of the region. Additionally, the library exchanges the duplicates with the libraries that belong to the group of libraries of non-public schools and with the libraries of public universities, e.g. the Main Library at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń or the Main Library of the Warsaw School of Economics. Many valuable books were also obtained by way of a gift from institutions and natural persons. The library also subscribes to 103 magazine titles.
A dynamic development of the University, increased number of faculties and specializations allow to collect the latest literature from the field of economics, law, management, banking, administration, pedagogics, social work, history, regional studies, environmental protection, philosophy and Polish philology. It also increases the attractiveness of the book collection. At the same time, the library makes efforts to obtain older literature that constitutes the literary canon of a particular branch of science.
Apart from the traditional materials such as books and magazines, the library offers also data basis on CD-ROMs, cassettes for foreign language studying and the Internet – worldwide information network. The library offers also photocopying services. Printing services are also available.
The Main Library of the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek began the academic year of 2004/2005 in a new seat. It was reopened after the summer break on October 4, 2004. The new location is situated at Plac Wolności 1. The acquired building is twice as big as the previous one at ul. Piwna 3. The students are provided with a spacious reading room for 50 people, equipped additionally with 5 computer stations with access to the Internet. In a computerized library there are 5 workstations used for browsing the catalogues. This number will increase in the near future due to the growing number of users.
There are also computers with access to the Internet in the reading room.

Useful contacts and adresses:

Director of the Main Library and Archive
Katarzyna Gradzik, MA

Main Library
of the University of Humanities and Economics

Plac Wolności 1
87-800 Włocławek
e-mail: biblioteka@wshe.pl

Main Library working hours

Book Rental
Monday – Friday 9.00 – 18.00
Saturday 9.00 – 16.00
Sunday 9.00 – 14.00

Reading Room
Monday – Friday 9.00 – 18.00
Saturday 9.00 – 16.00
Sunday 9.00 – 14.00

The whole campus of the University of Humanities and Economics is disabled-friendly. There is an elevator, driveways, catwalks, toilets adjusted for the disabled, etc. There are no urban and architectonic barriers in the building and it fully complies with the standards specified in the UNO Resolution No 37/52 of December 3, 1982.
The University has a writing projector, including case projector, multimedia projector-Texas Instrument, slide projector, multimedia projectors, audio-visual equipment, tape recorders with CD players. The auditoriums are equipped with TXS-132SET stereo system.
At the University there are very well equipped computer laboratories, with permanent access to the Internet, where foreign language classes are also conducted.
There is also a Canteen 'Żaczek’ offering very good meals. In Collegium Novum, there is an academic bookstore 'Kodeks’, the offer of which meets the needs and expectations of an academic society. There is also a photocopying unit in the bookstore. In the Halls of the University, there are Internet terminals available to all the students.
Each year at the beginning of September, the Action “A CABIN FOR A STUDENT” („CHATA DLA ŻAKA”) begins and it is coordinated by the University Council of the Student Self-government of the University of Humanities and Economics. The aim of this action is to provide the university students with access to the information on accommodation during studies and also to give landlords the opportunity to provide the information with the guarantee that it will only be disclosed to the relevant audience.

STUDENTS’ AFFAIRS OFFICE

The Dean’s office deals with matters concerning the students, research and teaching staff service and with the administrative work, including: keeping students’ documentation in line with the course of the studies, organizing exam sessions, preparing the reports of the exam sessions, preparing students documentation for a diploma exam, completing diplomas and making their copies. Additionally, the employees of the Dean’s office are responsible for making protocols of the meetings of the Council of the Faculty, held in accordance with the annual schedule of the meetings. The addresses of the Dean’s office are listed in the section describing the faculties.
The documentation of the course of studies is kept in accordance with the ordinance of the Ministry of National Education and Sport on studies documentation. On the basis of the Ordinance of the Rector No 5/04 of January 7, 2004, a uniform academic students’ album was implemented. At the same time, on the basis of the Ordinance of the Rector No 24/04 of March 11, 2004, a uniform academic diploma book was introduced. A central unit – Teaching Department is responsible for keeping the students’ album and the diploma book. The department is also responsible for all the works connected with Military Education classes.

Didactics Department
Collegium Novum WSHE
ul. Okrzei 94 A, room no 17
87-800 Włocławek

e-mail: dzialdydaktyki@wshe.pl

Students’ admission days and hours

Tuesday 10.00 – 14.00
Wednesday 10.00 – 14.00
Thursday 12.00 – 16.00
Friday 10.00 – 14.00
Saturday 8.00 – 14.00

Students’ admission days and hours

Tuesday 10.00 – 14.00
Wednesday 10.00 – 14.00
Thursday 12.00 – 16.00
Friday 10.00 – 14.00
Saturday 8.00 – 14.00

According to the Statutes of University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek § 34 section 1, and Terms and Conditions of Organisation of University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek § 13, on December 1, 2005 University Chancellor established Careers Office in the University organizational structure.
Careers Office of the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek, as an employment institution, has been included in the employment registry by the Minister of Economy and Labour, serving the following purposes:
1. employment agency on the area of Poland,
2. employment counselling agency,
3. temporary employment agency,
4. personal counselling agency,
5. employment agency aimed at assisting Polish citizens in finding employment abroad. On the motion of Regional Employment Agency in Toruń, Careers Office of the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek was included in the Registry of Educational Institutions, which enabled the University to enter tenders organised by the District Employment Agency aimed at training and raising qualifications of those seeking employment.

Careers Office of the University of Humanities and Economics helps:
1. every student and graduate to define their strengths and weaknesses, and predispositions to holding a given post, they will also receive career counselling;
2. every student and graduate to improve the skills necessary while looking for a job at workshops and trainings organized by the University;
3. a student of any higher education establishment and graduate of the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek to gain experience and knowledge by participating in internships organized by companies seated in the region;
4. all students and graduates to get to know the recruitment procedures for people with higher education. The Careers Office can help them to prepare for selection procedures used by employers;
5. every student and graduate to find information on further education opportunities: postgraduate studies, grants and scholarships, trainings, courses;
6. to receive information on employment;
7. to maintain a database of all the students and graduates seeking employment. One will be able to register directly at the website of Office Careers;
8. conduct projects aimed at students and graduates to support their presence on the employment market. Within weeks of its launch, the Careers Office received first employment offers for those willing to work for companies located in the region.

Careers Office of the University of Humanities and Economics

e-mail: biurokarier@wshe.pl lub kariera@wshe.pl

Opening hours

Monday – Friday in 8.30 – 15.30

SPORTS FACILITIES

The University Club of the Academic Sport Association of the University of Humanities and Economics in Włocławek was founded on February 10, 1999. On June 19, 2000 the club was entered into the register of the associations of physical culture and sports associations.
The Club was founded in order to give the students the opportunity to develop and broaden their interests in physical culture, improve their fitness, develop habits that would encourage healthy and proper physical and mental development. One of the main objectives of the Club was to encourage students to continuously practice sports and other recreational activities. There are 101 members in the club.

EXTRA MURAL AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Among numerous exhibitions, concerts of choirs and charitable events, regular meetings devoted culture and history of the EU are organized, they are called “European Nights” (Spanish Night, Italian Night, Greek Night)

In their spare time students may visit Włocławek museums, where they can see historical and contemporary folk art of Kujawy and Ziemia Dobrzyńska region. When planning the sightseeing tour, a student should remember that museums are closed on Monday. Opening hours of the museums:
Wednesday, Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12; from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (duty)
Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tickets: 2 PLN – Adult; 1 PLN – Student.

MUSEUMS:

MUZEUM ZIEMI KUJAWSKIEJ I DOBRZYŃSKIEJ (Museum of Kujawy and Ziemia Dobrzyńska Region)
ul. Słowackiego 1a
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-36-25, 232-32-43

Permanent exhibition: Włocławek historical faience

DZIAŁY MUZEUM ZIEMI KUJAWSKIEJ I DOBRZYŃSKIEJ (Departments of the Museum of Kujawy and Ziemia Dobrzyńska Region)

MUZEUM HISTORII WŁOCŁAWKA (Włocławek History Museum)
19 Szpichlerna Street
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-67-53
Permanent exhibitions: Old drug store from the 19th and 20th century, Photography studio from the 19th and 20th century; Collection of tinworks from the 18th and 20th century; Paintings of Feliks Pęczarski; Archaeological exhibition; Portrait paintings.

ART COLLECTIONS
ul. Zamcza 10/12
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-50-61, 232-26-74
Permanent exhibitions: Ceramic sculpture of Staniław Zagajewski – monographic exhibition presenting great compositions of bas-relief in chronological order; sacred alters and sculptures, Life and work of Wacław Bębnowski (1865-1945), biographical exhibition presenting ceramic sculpture, secession paintings, drawing and souvenirs

ordered thematically. ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM
ul. Bulwary 6
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-30-01/02, 232-26-24
Permanent exhibitions: Folk culture of Kujawy and Ziemia Dobrzańska region from the 19th and 20th century.

ETHNOGRAPHIC PARK OF KUJAWY AND ZIEMIA DOBRZYŃSKA
Kłóbka k. Lubienia Kujawskiego
tel.: (54) 284-27-92
The heritage park is open from May until October from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (except Mondays), from November until May from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (except visiting the interiors).
Tickets: 4 PLN – Adults; 2 PLN – Student. On Fridays free of charge.
There are excellent folklore performances organized in the heritage park. The performances include mainly the folk customs and ceremonies: Kujawy weddings, harvest festival, floating candle-lit wreaths on St Johnâs Eve (June 24), the Śmingus-Dyngus (drenching custom), crushing the cabbage with one’s feet etc.

MUZEUM BŁOGOSŁAWIONEGO BISKUPA MICHAŁA KOZALA oraz IZBA PAMIĘCI PRYMASA STEFANA WYSZYŃSKIEGO (Museum of Blessed Bishop Michał Kozala and the Remembrance Chamber of the Primate Stefan Wyszyński)
ul. Gdańska 8 (budynek, w którym mieszczą się muzeum i izba jest najstarszym budynkiem w mieście)
87-800 Włocławek
The museum can be visited only after prior booking made in Kuria, tel. 231-30-40, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free of charge.

GALLERIES:

GALERIA SZTUKI WSPÓŁCZESNEJ (Modern Art Gallery)
ul. Miedziana 2/4
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 411-21-20.
Open from Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tickets: 2 PLN – Adult, 1 PLN – Student
There are the exhibitions of Polish and foreign art organized in the gallery at regular basis.

DOBRZYŃSKO-KUJAWSKIE TOWARZYSTWO KULTURALNE (Cultural Association of Ziemia Dobrzyńska and Kujawy)
ul. Piwna 4
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 236-47-50
Open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Tuesday from 9a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free of charge.
There is also the Club of Creative Environments ‘Piwnica’ (Cellar), functioning as a part of the Cultural Association of Ziemia Dobrzyńska and Kujawy. There are jazz concerts, poetry evenings, and on Friday and Saturday discos for the youth and students in this club. The tickets are 5 PLN and 10 PLN. Entry only for the owners of a membership card or a student ID. On Monday ‘Piwnica’ is closed, from Tuesday to Thursday and on Sunday it is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., on Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and on Sunday ‘Piwnica’ is open from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m..

THE GALLERY OF HUMOUR AND SATIRE 'NA DRABINIE’ (ON THE LADDER)
ul. Wojska Polskiego 13
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 231-47-61
Open on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Free of charge.

TEATR IMPRESARYJNY im. Włodzimierza Gniazdowskiego is a good place to spend a nice evening.
ul. Wojska Polskiego 13
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 231-47-60/61
It is possible to buy a year ticket for PLN 40 that entitles to 20discount for the tickets bought for the performances organized in the theatre.

There are the following sections in the Theatre:
• Skene Theatre (amateur children’s group),
• Próba Theatre (amateur youth theatre),
• Teatr Ludzi Upartych (the Theatre of Stubborn People – ZNP theatre),
• Teatr Tańca Brama (Dance Theatre ‘Brama’) functioning at Education and Culture Promotion Centre in Włocławek.
ul. Wojska Polskiego 13
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-65-34.

TEATR NASZ (Our theatre)— association of theatre education
ul. Brzeska 1/3
87-800 Włocławek
tel. kom.: 0-601-817-614, 0-609-966-464

CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

The cultural and educational activities are conducted by cultural centres. They organize concerts and art shows.

PUBLIC LIBRARY
ul. Warszawska 11/13
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 231-55-94

EDUCATION AND CULTURE PROMOTION CENTRE IN WŁOCŁAWEK
ul. Wojska Polskiego 13
87-800 Włocławek
tel./fax.: (54) 232-65-34
e-mail: wok@wloclawek.home.pl

ACADEMIC ASSOCIATION IN WŁOCŁAWEK
Pl. Wolności 20
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-28-08

CULTURAL CENTRE IN WŁOCŁAWEK
ul. Toruńska 87
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 413-18-36

Affiliates

DRUH (Old Fire Station)
ul. Żabia 8
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-10-22

ŁĘG
ul. Płocka 246
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 233-97-05
The following organizations are functioning at the Cultural Centre in Włocławek:
• Modern Dance Club – MEGA MIX and LASER DANCE
• Modern Dance Club – TAKT
• Dance Group – break-dance – DYNAMIC SQAD
• Vocal group – NA RAZIE
• Classic Dance Group – CLASSIC
• Musical Groups: ARIZONA, ZWIASTUN BURZY and NIEBO

ZENIT- EDUCATION AND CULTURE CENTRE
ul. Sienkiewicza 4
87-800 Włocławek
tel.: (54) 232-04-18, 232-04-19

Multikino Multiplex  CINEMA – going to the cinema for a good film is also an excellent idea to spend time with friends.
www.multikino.pl

ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
ul. Fredry
87-800 Włocławek

STUDENTS’ ORGANIZATIONS

There are the following scientific societies at the University of Humanities and Economics:
• Faculty of Administration – the Scientific Society ‘ALFA’;
• Faculty of Economics – the Scientific Society of the Economists ‘Fakt’;
• Faculty of Humanities – the Scientific Society of the Humanists;
• Faculty of Environment Protection – the Scientific Society of Young Ecologists;
• Faculty of Pedagogics – the Scientific Society of the Pedagogues ‘Persona’.
The aim of the above societies is to develop individual interests of the students, develop the scientific activities and the co-operation between the faculties and universities. The aims of the societies are achieved by organizing different meetings, lectures and discussions, by contacting the students from other universities including foreign universities, organizing research trips and publishing the results of scientific works performed by the members of the societies.
The students are represented by the Students’ Self-government, legally represented at the University by the University Council of the Students’ Self-government, and at the Faculty by the Faculty Council of the Students’ Self-government. There is also the University Club of Academic Sports Association at the University. The students may choose the section they would like train in: football, basketball for men, volleyball for men and women, rowing for men and table tennis for men and women.