Pomeranian University
112/114 Kościuszki St.
83-200 Starogard Gdański
e-mail: bon@twojestudia.pl
Dr Anna Janus
Office Manager
Doctor of Humanities. Content expert/coordinator of international projects of the IMAGO Foundation. Coordinator of the project Regenerative break services for caregivers of dependent persons with disabilities", expert in the project: "Monitoring of the activities of governmental and local governmental administration units in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in the context of realisation of the rights of persons with disabilities and adjustment to the provisions of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities". Participant in scientific conferences both in Poland and abroad. Author of numerous publications and expertises for the public sector on the rights of persons with disabilities and respite care. Academic lecturer for 20 years.
dr hab. Joanna Kruk-Lasocka, Prof. PSW
Technical coordinator
Doctor of humanities in the field of pedagogy – special education. She has inspired actions of sharing autism issues in Lower Silesia and has been an active member of the National Autism Society. She promotes the idea of psychomotorics.
Founder and member of the National Psychomotor Society.
You don't know how to look for a job? You’re not sure what you could be really good at or if an employer will appreciate your resume? If you're asking yourself these questions, choosing the consultations with a vocational counsellor will be a good idea.
Make an appointment for a one-on-one meeting with a counsellor, and together you will explore your strengths and weaknesses. You will talk about the practical aspects of your job search and consider what steps will bring you closest to finding a rewarding job.
We place a strong emphasis on helping people with disabilities find work and we support students to complete internships, alongside the Internship Supervisor.
The University's building has been adapted to the needs of people with disabilities and, in accordance with the principles of accessibility, the scope of improvements is gradually being increased in this area.The corridors are wide and appropriately marked, and the passageways are barrier-free. Thanks to the lift, people with mobility impairments can without any problems reach the first floor, where the lecture and training rooms are located. The University also has disabled toilets and a ramp to facilitate access to the building. The Pomeranian University is protected and monitored 24 hours a day. Students commuting to classes are provided with parking spaces for their cars (70 spaces in the University's own car park and another 50 in the immediate vicinity in municipal car parks).
A student with a disability may receive a scholarship if they:
A scholarship for persons with disabilities is awarded regardless of the student's income.
For each university, these amounts are set individually. The amount awarded also depends on the degree
of disability of the person concerned.
Since 19/05/2023, the Rector of the Pomeranian University has appointed Ms Marta Kurek – 2nd year Administration undergraduate student for the position of the representative of students with disabilities.
Her tasks are:
Pomeranian University
in Starogard Gdanski
112/114 Kościuszki St.
83-200 Starogard Gdański
Pomeranian voivodeship
Pomeranian University
in Starogard Gdański
the first university
in Kociewie, established
more than 20 years ago.
PU offers under- and postgraduate studies
on various courses:
. Administration, Pedagogy,
Logistics, Internal security
