Student Ombudsman
Explains the rules on students' rights and obligations and helps when you don't know how to handle a matter at the University.
Talking to the Ombudsman is confidential
The Ombudsman is obliged to keep the information you share confidential, including personal data. It can be disclosed only with your written consent.
Student Government Regulations, § 10
Write if you don't know where to take your matter, don't understand a procedure or regulation, or couldn't resolve it at the dean's office.
Student Ombudsman
Jakub Buchta
- rps@samorzad.ue.wroc.pl
- ul. Kamienna 44, Building L, room 110
53-307 Wrocław
The Ombudsman is nominated by the Student Government Chair, approved by the University Student Government Council and appointed by the Rector for six months, with a possible extension to one year.
Describe your caseFrom problem to solution
This is how a case moves: from the first question to the Ombudsman’s help.
Check whether the answer is already there
Student rights, the Infopacks and the study regulations settle many cases. Start there.
Gather the facts
What happened and when, who you spoke to, which rules the case may concern. Keep emails and decisions.
Write to the Ombudsman
The form at the bottom of the page goes straight to the Ombudsman and is treated confidentially.
The Ombudsman acts with you
Once familiar with your case, the Ombudsman:
- explains the rules and regulations on students' rights and obligations
- at your written request, asks University units and staff for information and access to documents concerning you
- points you to the right sources of information at the University and in the Student Government
- at your request, made at least 14 days before the hearing, represents you before the Student Disciplinary Committee or the Peer Court
Write to the Ombudsman
Describe your case. The more facts you give, the faster the Ombudsman can help. Every submission gets an individual reply.
