Who can apply for a scholarship?

The Rector's scholarship for the best students may be awarded to an AGH student in at least the second year of first-cycle studies, who in the previous academic year:

- obtained a grade point average of at least 4.00
and/or
- had scientific achievements
and/or
- had artistic achievements
and/or
- achieved high sports results in international or national competitions
and has all credits and exams in the subjects covered by the study program.

The application should be generated in USOSweb, printed double-sided, signed and submitted to BOSS.

The attachments to the application should be numbered in accordance with the order indicated in the application.

It is permissible to submit copies of documents confirming achievements.

The achievements shown in the application obtained in competitions organized by AZS AGH do not require attaching attachments confirming obtaining a point-winning place in the competition.

It is necessary to confirm the percentage share in the achievement.

 

The Rector's scholarship cannot be awarded to:

A student who has a deficit of ECTS points.
A person who has already completed one course of study with a professional master's degree or equivalent, as well as a student who, after completing first-cycle studies, began studying for another first-cycle degree, cannot receive the Rector's scholarship.
A student whose total period of study exceeded 12 semesters (in accordance with art. 93 sec. 4-8 of the Act).

Attention!

1. The benefits referred to in art. 86 of the Act - including the rector's scholarship - are due for first-cycle and second-cycle studies, but no longer than for a period of 12 semesters, regardless of whether the student receives them, with the proviso that within this period the benefits are due:

- for first-cycle studies - no longer than for 9 semesters,

- for second-cycle studies - no longer than for 7 semesters.

These provisions also apply to persons studying or holding professional titles obtained abroad.

2. If a student studies more than one field of study and has an average grade appropriate for receiving the rector's scholarship for the best students in more than one field of study, this scholarship may be received only in one of them, indicated by the student.

3. Changing the field of study during studies, in the event of obtaining a sufficiently high average grade, gives the opportunity to apply for the rector's scholarship for the best students in the new field of study.

4. If a student is entitled to receive the Rector's scholarship for the best students based on more than one achievement, all achievements must be indicated on one application.

5. Due to the competitive nature of awarding the Rector's scholarship, a student who submits an application after the deadline will receive a decision refusing to award the scholarship, regardless of the reason for missing the deadline.

6. Being on leave by a student who has received the Rector's scholarship for the best students does not result in losing the right to receive it.

7. A student may simultaneously receive the Rector's scholarship for the best students and the Minister's scholarship