Online diploma, or how modern technologies changed education.

Our law allows for up to 50 % of classes at universities to be held remotely. It is enough to come to classes and exams twice a semester, the rest takes place on the Internet. This is a great opportunity for young parents, busy entrepreneurs and people who find it difficult to commute to lectures on a regular basis … or simply for those who value convenience.

– We understand the ambitions of our students who want to develop professionally or focus on family life simultaneously with their studies. 80 percent of them are entrepreneurs who value time and convenience very much. Young parents constitute a large group. It also includes a lot of unique personalities and enthusiasts: people from the world of fashion, athletes, globetrotters. They connect with us from Poland, France, Great Britain and the United Arab Emirates – says Marta Kozak-Gołębiowska, director of the Digital Education Department at Vistula University.

Online studies. How does it work?

You can talk to lecturers live not only at the University, but also during webinars, i.e., lectures in a virtual classroom that you can join from location in the world. If students miss the meeting, they can always watch the video later. No wonder that the number of applicants is growing.

– We can see a rapidly growing interest in interest in Online Studies, although it is still a new formula – says Prof. Wawrzyniec Konarski, Rector of Vistula University. – We use this formula for Bachelor’s studies in Finance and Accounting, Economics and Management, as well as supplementary Master’s studies in Management. This year, we also launched second degree Finance and Accounting as well as International Relations at both Bachelor’s and Master’s degree level. Due to the fact that we are a bilingual university, we are preparing to conduct online courses in English. We also create additional online teaching materials for full-time students.