1. Physical Education classes are conducted according to the following principles:
First cycle studies
Physical Education full-time 60 h (2×30)
EXCEPTIONS: National Security – 30 hours, Internal Security – 30 hours
Long cycle studies
Physical Education full-time 60 h (2×30)
Engineering studies
Physical Education full-time 60 h (2×30)
2. Classes are conducted as two-hour units (90 minutes).
3. The classes are held in the following locations:
sports hall, Prusa 18
sports hall, Ptaszyckiego 4
gymnasium, Gutawa Herlinga – Grudzińskiego 1
fitness centre, Gustawa Herlinga – Grudzińskiego 1
4. The students ought to select one of the following sports activities:
table tennis
fitness
gym
a sports unit of the Academic Sports Association (AZS):
* men’s and women’s basketball
* men’s and women’s volleyball
* men’s indoor football (futsal)

5. Registration for classes for particular PE groups (15 – 18 people) takes place in an electronic form, except sports units of the Academic Sports Association (AZS) /see information at the end of the text/.
6. A change of sportswear is required in physical education classes.
7. The requirements for obtaining credits for PE classes include systematic (weekly) attendance and active participation.
8. The final credit grade at the end of the semester is awarded according to the following principles:
– attendance at 8-9 classes: satisfactory (3.0)
– attendance at 10-12 classes: good (4.0)
– attendance at 13-15 classes: very good (5.0)
The student has to attend a minimum of 5 classes with the group in which they are enrolled in a given semester /the remaining classes can be made up for with other groups/.
9. Students can make up for their absences from classes only on Saturdays (table tennis, fitness workout). The number of places in make-up classes is limited! /see: make-up classes/
10. Students may attend Physical Education classes only once a day and maximum twice a week /one attendance with “one’s own” group and one make-up class/.
11. Students actively engaged in sports activities at a high level in sports clubs (4-5 times a week and participation in league games, contests or tournaments) are excused from attending PE classes (grade: very good) after submitting relevant certificates at the Physical Education Centre during the first month of a given semester.
12. Credits for physical education classes obtained from other universities /minimum grade: 4.0/ are accepted after the student’s record book is submitted at the Physical Education Centre during the first month of a given semester.
13. We accept medical certificates exempting students from attending PE classes issued only by the medical board at ‘SCANMED CENTRUM MEDYCZNE’ Medical Centre located in Krakow, Armii Krajowej 5. The certificate should be submitted at the Physical Education Centre during the first month of a given semester. The medical board, upon the student’s examination and analysis of their medical record, decides to:
– exempt the student from physical education classes on a permanent basis – entry in the student’s record book: ZWOLNIONA(-Y) (EXEMPT)
– exempt the student from physical education classes on a temporary basis – THE MEDICAL BOARD’S DECISION MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO APPLY TO THE DEAN FOR AN INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN AND PROGRAMME, WHERE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES ARE TRANSFERRED TO THE NEXT SEMESTER OR ACADEMIC YEAR
– refer the student to PE classes involving less intense activities (table tennis). /see AFMKU Rector’s Regulation/
14. Exceptional situations regarding obtaining credits for a semester or academic year are investigated by the Head of the Physical Education Centre.

Students attending physical education classes should bring their valid AFMKU student ID cards to show to class instructors and sports facilities employees at their request in order to ensure safety and prevent the entry of unwelcome persons.

Information concerning sports activities of the Academic Sports Association (AZS)

In order to attend classes for the sports units of the University’s Academic Sports Association as part of the obligatory curriculum, such as:
– men’s and women’s basketball
– men’s and women’s volleyball
– indoor football (futsal)

the student is required to report for the class in person /see: Academic Sports Association class timetable/.
Those who fail to qualify for sports units of the Academic Sports Association ought to register for physical education classes in an electronic form.