At the Law, Philosophical and Theological Faculties studies lasted for four years, at the Medical Faculty – five, at the Pharmaceutical Department of the Medical Faculty – two or three years. The academic year was divided into two semesters: winter (October 1 uMashi 20) and summer (end of April – the end of July) semesters. Students had a choice of subjects. In the 70s teaching at all faculties was conducted mainly in German, Latin at the Theological Faculty; a few subjects were taught in Ukrainian and in Polish. Ngo-April 27, 1869 according to the special decree issued by the Emperor, Polish was recognized as an official language in the area. Ngenxa yalokho, Polonization gradually set in. Ngo 1870, 13 subjects were taught in Polish, 46 in German, 13 in Latin, 7 in Ukrainian. Ngo-July 4, 1871, Emperor Franz Joseph I ordered the abolition of restrictions on lecturing in the Polish and Ukrainian languages at the Law and Philosophical Faculties. Ngakho, e 1906, 185 subjects were taught in Polish, 5 in German, 14 in Latin, 19 in Ukrainian.