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• VISA AND RESIDENCE FORMALITIES NON-EU AND NON-EFTA CITIZENS

  Every foreigner who is not a citizen of a country with which the Republic of Poland has concluded an agreement on the abolition of the visa obligation has to apply for a visa in advance in order to enter the territory of the Republic of Poland. The authorities competent to issue visas outside the territory of the Republic of Poland are the Polish Consuls. The visa you will apply for as a student-to-be, entitle a foreigner to stay in Poland no longer than 6 months within a period of 12 months.

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  • Temporary Residence Permit

• VISA AND RESIDENCE FORMALITIES – EU, EFTA

  All citizens of the EU and the European Free Trade Association – EFTA (i.e. Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland) can cross the Polish border on the basis of a valid ID.

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  • Temporary Residence Permit

• CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

  TEU provides students with assistance in deciding upon their future career or further education and in searching for the attractive job offers, both in Poland and abroad, which correspond with student’s interests.

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  • Where can you pursue career

• LANGUAGE COURSES

  In 2006 TEU has launched a new administration and education unit - the Modern Foreign Languages Centre. The MFLC team guarantees the highest standard of education in the field of foreign languages. Classes are run by excellent teachers, many of whom are ‘native speakers’.

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  • Language courses for foreign students
  • International Certificates

• TEACHING AND ASSESMENT METHODS

  According to the Academic Regulations (see §14, art. 1 and 2; §18, art. 1 and 2), an assessment of obligatory courses is made by a lecturer on the basis of the student’s activity during classes and of achieved marks from tests, essays, papers, exercises, research laboratories. A lecturer is obliged to notify students about the final assessment methods at the beginning of the semester. If a course is evaluated by an examination, a lecturer notifies students about the extent of the knowledge required and the form of an examination. An appraisal/mark is confirmed by an entry in a student’s record book (in Polish: “indeks”), an examination card and an appraisal/examination official record.

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  • TEU anti-plagiarism Policy

• TUTORIAL

  A separate form of classes is the tutorial (in Polish or in English) which is obligatory for all TEU students. This form of classes is delivered in small, maximum 12-student groups, with the chosen tutor.