Student Zone

The Student's Office is a place frequently visited by all students. You have surely heard more than one legend about it. Do not worry, the people working in the Student’s Office of WSB Merito University in Poznań will gladly help you solve problems related to your studies.

In the Student's Office you can:

• update your student ID card,
• obtain a certificate confirming your student status,
• submit an application for a scholarship,
• submit a request to the dean,

• handle all matters related to the course of your studies.

   

Go to the Student’s Office page ->

Studies, internships, traineeships and work – a natural sequence of steps whose integration is handled by the Career Office. Its purpose is to make it easier for our students and graduates to enter the labour market and to provide well‑educated professionals to our business partners.

The Career Office:

• will support you at every stage of your education and entry into the job market – from writing a professional CV to preparing for job interviews,
• will help you find your own career path through diagnostic tests, developing an Individual Action Plan (IAP) and mock job interviews,
• will provide a diverse and attractive range of internships, traineeships and job offers.

Go to the Career Office page ->

Our Library is a treasure trove of knowledge, a place to deepen it, and a vast database hub with online access. In addition to offering extensive collections of books, journals, essential textbooks, and external databases (around 55,000 books and over 100 journal titles), it also enables the use of its resources online, interlibrary loans, and provides a quiet space for work: both group and individual. Reserve and borrow a book, or simply come and use it on site. In silence, of course!

Go to the Library page ->

The International Relations Office is a unit that cooperates with universities from all over the world.

Through the Erasmus+ programme, under which we have signed 43 partnership agreements with universities from across Europe and 9 agreements with universities outside the European Union, we strive to ensure that the students of our university can develop in an international environment in many areas.

Visit us and find out in which country you can study and whether you are eligible for funding for your trip.

Go to the International Relations Office page ->

The role of the Disability Officer is to look after the needs of students with special needs and disabilities. They represent their interests and strive to ensure conditions that allow full participation in the admission process, education, and scientific activity.

The type of support provided depends on the student’s needs and includes, among other things:

• providing consultations,
• enabling the borrowing of necessary equipment,
• ensuring the adaptation of the university’s infrastructure,
• helping to obtain a scholarship for people with disabilities,
• supporting lecturers in matters concerning people with special needs and disabilities.

Go to the Disability Support Officer page ->

The Student Council looks after students and represents their needs and expectations before the university authorities. Its representatives take part in meetings of the WSB Merito Senate and the Disciplinary, Appeals, and Scholarship Committees.

It organizes competitions, interesting events, and integration parties, so it is also an excellent place to develop creativity and organizational skills.

You can become a member too!

Go to the Student Council page -> 

The space at our university is a place for developing your individual passions and interests. Regardless of which field of study you choose, you can also pursue your interests within one of the many student clubs and organizations operating at WSB Merito University.

The thematic scope of student initiatives includes, among others:

• security
• criminology
• law
• psychology
• tourism
• management

Check which of these areas brings students together at your campus!

Go to the Student Organizations page ->

The Centre for Teaching Development is responsible for the following areas:

• Designing and delivering on-site classes and courses on the Moodle platform.
• Producing educational audio-video materials, creating instructional resources, and developing multimedia courses using specialised tools.

• Supporting (in person, online, and by phone) students and lecturers in preparing and managing services on the e-learning platform and in MS Teams.

   

Go to the Centre for Teaching Development webpage