University radio in Poland

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The university radio stations in Poland can be divided into two groups. On the one hand in the network of the “Polish Academic Broadcasters” PRA and on the other hand in the independent broadcasters outside this association.

PRE

A large number of Polish university radio stations are part of a network of the “Polish academic radio stations” ( Polish : Polskie Rozgłośnie Akademickie , PRA ), an agreement between the editors-in-chief of approved student radio stations . This group was founded in 2003 in Rzeszów by eight Polish student radio stations on the radio network. The aim of the agreement is to integrate broadcasters in Poland through a common strategy of programming, promotional and commercial activities. The current 1st chairman of the PRA is Andrzej Blahaczek, editor-in-chief of Radio Centrum in Rzeszów.

In their area, 5.4 million potential listeners are reached terrestrially, including over 900,000 students. You can also receive all PRA channels worldwide via the internet via live stream. Some are also fed into the local cable network.

The radio stations act within the framework of the network.

Music formats

The stations sometimes have very different music formats, but generally play alternative music outside the mainstream, mostly rock . Most of the stations do not play any or hardly any hits that you would otherwise hear on other Polish radio stations. The coverage is mostly limited to news and student life. Only some of the stations also have an urban character. The oldest student radio in Poland is the Radiosupeł of the Medical University of Białystok, founded in 1951 , which, however, is not a member of the PRA .

Radio stations within the PRA

Surname city University year reception
Akademickie Radio Kampus Warsaw Warsaw University 2005 start of broadcasting FM 97.1 MHz
via live stream
Akademickie Radio LUZ Wroclaw Technical University of Wroclaw 2006 concession
under this name 		FM 91.6 MHz
via live stream
Radio Afera Poses Technical University of Poznan 1990 start of broadcast FM 98.6 MHz
via live stream
Radio Akadera Białystok Technical University of Białystok
(Politechnika Białostocka) 		1984 start of transmission
"Pirates Status" from 1992 to 1994,
from 1994 reinstated 		FM 87.7 MHz
via live stream
Radio Center Lublin Maria Curie Skłodowska University 1995 start of broadcast FM 98.2 MHz
via live stream
Radio Center Rzeszów Rzeszów Technical University
(Politechnika Rzeszowska) 		1970 first beginnings
since 1994 on VHF 		FM 95.9 MHz
via live stream
Radio index Zielona Góra Zielona Góra University 1996 concession FM 96.0 MHz
via live stream
Radio UWM FM Olsztyn University of Warmia-Masuria
( Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski , UWM) 		2000 concession FM 95.9 MHz
via live stream
Studenckie Radio Żak Politechniki Łódzkiej
("Student Radio Żak";
Żak : Old Polish for student) 		Łódź Technical University of Łódź 1959 start of broadcasting FM 88.8 MHz
via live stream

Radio stations outside the PRA

Surname city University year reception
ArcyRadio - studenckie radio Szczecina Szczecin via livestream
Emiter - Studenckie studio radiowe
("Student Internet Radio ") 		Opole Technical University of Opole 1969 start of broadcast via livestream
Radio Aktywne Warsaw Warsaw University of Technology 2004 start of broadcast via livestream
Radio Egida Katowice Silesian University 1969 start of broadcast via livestream
Radiofonia - Akademickie Radio Społeczne
("Broadcasting - Academic Community Radio") 		Krakow collectively 1994 start of broadcasting FM 100.5 MHz
via live stream
Radio Jantar - Studenckie Radio Internetowe
("Student Internet Radio ") 		Koszalin Koszalin University of Technology
(Politechnika Koszalińska) 		1972 start of broadcasting via livestream
RadioSAR.pl - Studencka Agencja Radiowa
("Student Radio Agency") 		Danzig Technical University of Gdansk 1957 first beginnings via livestream
Radio Sfera Toruń University of Thorn 1996 start of broadcast via livestream
Radiosupeł Białystok Medical University of Białystok
(Uniwersytet Medyczny w Białymstoku) 		1951 start of broadcasting
(oldest student radio in Poland) 		FM 95.0 MHz
Studenckie Centrum Radiowe NOWINKI
("Student Radio Center of News") 		Krakow Cracow University of Technology 1958 start of broadcasting via livestream

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