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EXCHANGE STUDENTS GUIDE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY in KRAKÓW Auditorium Maximum, Ul Jagiellonian University sites in the centre of Kraków 1 Auditorium Maximum, ul. Krupnicza 33 2 Jagiellonian Library, Archive, Al. Mickiewicza 22 3 Careers Service, ul. Straszewskiego 25 4 Centre of Technology Transfer and University Development, ul. Czapskich 4 5 8 10 28 29 30 5 Collegium Paderevianum II, Faculty of Philology, Disability Support Service, Al. Mickiewicza 9 6 Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 Długa 7 Collegium Broscianum, Institute of Religious Studies, Institute of Philosophy, Batorego Chair in Comparative Studies of Civilizations, ul. Grodzka 52 Karmelicka 8 Czarnowiejska 22 Collegium Iuridicum, Institute of Art History, Faculty of Law and Administration, ul. Grodzka 53 9 Collegium Minus, Institute of Archaeology, ul. Gołębia 11 Aleja Adama Mickiewicza Adama Aleja 10 Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and Czarnowiejska 14 Jagiellonian University sites Michałowskiego Administration, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of History, Faculty of Philosophy, 37 Basztowa Faculty of International and Political Studies, ul. Gołębia 24 Garbarska Dolnych Młynów Pijarska 11 Collegium Witkowski, Institute of History, ul. Gołębia 13 Rajska in the centre of Kraków 12 Pawia Collegium Wróblewski, Faculty of Law and Administration,ul. Olszewskiego 2 Reymonta 15 13 JU Guesthouse, ul. Floriańska 49 Św. Tomasza Czysta Sławkowska 14 S. Pigoń Guesthouse, Institute of European Studies, ul. Garbarska 7a Św. Marka 35 Szpitalna Szczepańska Św. Jana 15 Nawojka Dormitory, ul. Reymonta 11 Krupnicza 13 16 24 Podwale 1 ŻaczekAuditorium Dormitory, Maximum, Al. 3 majaul. Krupnicza 5 33 5 1 29 17 Szewska 19 Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Rynek Główny 34 Św. Tomasza Św. Anny 2 InstituteJagiellonian of Ethnology Library, Archive, and Cultural Al. Mickiewicza Anthropology, 22 Wenecja Floriańska 18 34 Faculty of Law and Administration, ul. Gołębia 9 Ingardena Mikołajska Św. Krzyża 3 Careers Service, ul. Straszewskiego 25 36 19 Institute of Musicology, ul. Westerplatte 10 Oleandry 17 23 28 Aleja Adama Mickiewicza 20 2 11 Jagiellońska Institute of Geological Sciences, ul. Oleandry 2a 21 9 27 30 4 Centre of Technology Transfer and University Development, ul. Czapskich 4 5 8 1010 28 Sienna 29 Kopernika 30 21 Institute of Political Science and International Relations, ul. Jabłonowskich 5 Jabłonowskich 18 32 Garncarska 26 22 Humberta 3 Wiślna 5 Institute of Pedagogy, ul. Batorego 12 20 38 Westerplatte 33 Collegium Paderevianum II, Faculty of Philology, 4 Olszewskiego Straszewskiego Gołębia 12 23 Institute of Psychology, ul. Ingardena 27 25 24 JagiellonianDisability Support Language Service, Centre, Al. ul.Mickiewicza Krupnicza 92 16 Stolarska 25 20 Silesian College, Al. Mickiewicza 3 Reymonta Aleja 3 Maja 31 23 34 Marszałka J. Piłsudskiego Bracka 266 Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 Długa Grodzka Interfaculty Individual Studies in the Humanities, Aleja 3 Maja 3 Aleja Czarnowiejska Ingardena Franciszkańska Institute of Sociology, Rynek Główny 8 16 Oleandry Dominikańska 7 Collegium Broscianum, Institute of Religious Studies, Institute of Philosophy, Aleja Marsz. F. Focha Smoleńsk 27 15 Aleja Marsz. F. Focha Starowiślna Museum of Anatomy, ul. Kopernika 12 35 28 JU Museum Collegium Maius, ul. Jagiellońska 15 Batorego Chair in Comparative Studies of Civilizations, ul. Grodzka 52 Karmelicka 29 Museum of Pharmacy, ul. Floriańska 25 5 2 30 Poselska 8 Botanical Garden, Institute of Botany, ul. Kopernika 27 Collegium Iuridicum, Institute of Art History, Faculty of Law Mickiewicza Adama Aleja Czarnowiejska 22 Senacka 31 Larisch House, ul. Bracka 12 Tarłowska 32 5 Teachers'and Administration, Training Centre, ul. Grodzka ul. Wiślna 53 3 Mickiewicza Adama Aleja KIJÓW Zwierzyniecka 7 33 University Hospital in Kraków, ul. Kopernika 36 Humberta 9 Czarnowiejska 1 8 34 FacultyCollegium of Chemistry, Minus, Institute ul. Ingardena of Archaeology, 3 ul. Gołębia 11 25 Wenecja KIJÓW Kanonicza Czysta Aleja Adama Mickiewicza Adama Aleja 35 Faculty of Philology, Faculty of Philosophy, ul. Reymonta 4 Grodzka 10 Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and 36 Faculty of Medicine, ul. Św. Anny 12 Czarnowiejska 14 Świętej Gertrudy Powiśle 37 Faculty of Health Sciences, ul. Michałowskiego 12 Marszałka J. Piłsudskiego Michałowskiego 6 Administration, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of History, Faculty of Philosophy, 38 Faculty of Polish Studies, ul. Gołębia 16 Młynów Dolnych Michałowskiego 8 37 Garncarska 37 Basztowa Faculty of International and Political Studies, ul. Gołębia 24 Jabłonowskich Józefa Dieta The Jagiellonian University buildings are also located in other parts Karmelicka Garbarska Dolnych Młynów 11 Collegium Witkowski, Institute of History, ul. Gołębia 13 Pijarska of Kraków, including Ruczaj, Prokocim, Przegorzały, and Wola Justowska. Rajska Rajska Krupnicza 12 Zwierzyniecka Pawia Collegium Wróblewski, Faculty of Law and Administration,ul. Olszewskiego 2 Smoleńsk 15 Reymonta 4 13 JU Guesthouse, ul. Floriańska 49 21 Powiśle Św. Tomasza Tarłowska 3 Sławkowska 14 S. Pigoń Guesthouse, Institute of European Studies, ul. Garbarska 7a 22 Czysta Jagiellonian University sites 24 Św. Marka Anny Św. 35 Straszewskiego Garbarska Batorego Szpitalna 10 JagiellonianJagiellonian University University sites sites 10 Szczepańska Św. Jana 15 Nawojka Dormitory, ul. Reymonta 11 Olszewskiego 11 Podwale Krupnicza in the centre of Kraków 36 inin the the centre centre of of Kraków Kraków 14 13 9 Podwale 16 Żaczek Dormitory, Al. 3 maja 5 28 24 38 12 Franciszkańska Jagiellońska 5 1 29 1 Auditorium Maximum, ul. Krupnicza 33 Szewska 19 1 17AuditoriumInstitute ofMaximum, American ul. Studies Krupnicza and 33 Polish Diaspora, Rynek Główny 34 18 Szewska 1 Auditorium Maximum, ul. Krupnicza 33 2 Jagiellonian Library, Archive, Al. Mickiewicza 22 Szczepańska Gołębia Basztowa Św. Anny Św. Tomasza 2 2JagiellonianJagiellonian Library, Library, Archive, Archive, Al. Al. Mickiewicza Mickiewicza 22 22 3 Careers Service, ul. Straszewskiego 25 Poselska Wiślna Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, 17 Wenecja 18 Floriańska 3 3CareersCareers Service, Service, ul. ul.Straszewskiego Straszewskiego 25 25 32 4 Centre of Technology Transfer and University Development, ul. Czapskich 4 Tomasza Św. 5 8 10 28 29 30 34 4 4CentreCentre of ofTechnology Technology Transfer Transfer and and University University Development, Development, ul. ul.Czapskich Czapskich 4 4 5 5 8 8 1010 2828 2929 3030 5 CollegiumFaculty of Paderevianum Law and Administration, II, Faculty of ul. Philology, Gołębia 9 Bracka 31 Ingardena 5 5CollegiumCollegium Paderevianum Paderevianum II, FacultyII, Faculty of ofPhilology, Philology, Mikołajska Św. Krzyża Disability Support Service, Al. Mickiewicza 9 36 DisabilityDisability Support Support Service, Service, Al. Al. Mickiewicza Mickiewicza 9 9 28 19 Institute of Musicology, ul. Westerplatte 10 Senacka Oleandry 6 Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 17 Długa Kanonicza 6 Sławkowska Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 8 Długa 6 Center for Polish Language and Culture in the World, ul. Grodzka 64 23 28 Długa 7 Collegium Broscianum, Institute of Religious Studies, Institute of Philosophy, Grodzka Aleja Adama Mickiewicza 7 Grodzka 26 11 Jagiellońska 207CollegiumCollegiumInstitute Broscianum, of Broscianum, Geological Institute Sciences,Institute of oful.Religious ReligiousOleandry Studies, Studies,2a Institute Institute of ofPhilosophy, Philosophy, Długa Sienna Dominikańska 2 Batorego Chair in Comparative Studies of Civilizations, ul. Grodzka 52 7 Karmelicka 6 21 BatoregoBatorego 27 30 ChairChair in Comparativein Comparative Studies Studies of ofCivilizations, Civilizations, ul. ul.Grodzka Grodzka 52 52 KarmelickaKarmelicka 9 8 Collegium Iuridicum, Institute of Art History, Faculty of Law Św. Jana Czarnowiejska 22 Sienna 21 Stolarska 8 8CollegiumInstitute Iuridicum, of Political Institute Science of and Art International History, Faculty Relations, of Law ul. Jabłonowskich 5 Mikołajska CzarnowiejskaCzarnowiejska 2222 10 Kopernika Collegium Iuridicum, Institute of Art History, Faculty of Law Floriańska Jabłonowskich and Administration, ul. Grodzka 53 32 and Administration, ul. Grodzka 53 and Administration, ul. Grodzka 53 Marka Św. 18 9 Pijarska Collegium Minus, Institute of Archaeology, ul. Gołębia 11 29 Garncarska 26 22 Humberta 3 Wiślna Institute of Pedagogy, ul. Batorego 12 Świętej Gertrudy 13 Aleja Adama Mickiewicza Adama Aleja 9 9Collegium Minus, Institute of Archaeology, ul. Gołębia 11 Tomasza Św. 20 38 Westerplatte 33 10 Collegium Minus, Institute of Archaeology, ul. Gołębia 11 Aleja Adama Mickiewicza Adama Aleja 4 Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and Aleja Adama Mickiewicza Adama Aleja Olszewskiego Czarnowiejska Straszewskiego 14 10 10Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and Gołębia 23 Collegium Novum, JU authorities, Dean's offices: Faculty of Law and CzarnowiejskaCzarnowiejska Michałowskiego 1414 Administration,Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Philology,ul. Ingardena Faculty 27 of History, Faculty of Philosophy, Administration, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of History, Faculty of Philosophy, Michałowskiego37Michałowskiego 12 Administration, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of History, Faculty of Philosophy, 3737 Basztowa Faculty of International and Political Studies, ul. Gołębia 24 BasztowaBasztowa 24Faculty of International and Political
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