Before you go. General rules. | Gdańsk University of Technology

Which countries can you travel to?

1. program countries: EU, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Serbia, Turkey, North Macedonia
2. partner countries: other countries of the world with which Gdańsk Tech has signed agreements *
* the number of places for studies in the partner countries is limited

Which universities can go to?

At universities with which a given Gdańsk Tech faculties have signed agreements. If your faculty does not have a signed contract with the university you want to leave for or another Gdańsk Tech department has such an agreement, contact Ms. Justyna Ksionek from International Relations Office by e-mail / phone, who will tell you what to do in such a situation.

How long can you leave for?

Min. for 60 days - max. 12 months.

How many times during your studies can you travel?

Each student has the so-called "Mobility Capital", ie 12 months for each degree of study (i.e. for the first degree of studies you can go abroad for a total of 12 months and for the second degree of studies you can go abroad for a total of another 12 months). Mobility capital can be used entirely for studies, fully for internships, or divided into studies and internships.

Who can leave?

1. a student who has completed at least the first year of undergraduate studies
2. well-versed in the language of the foreign university they want to go to
3. ready to undertake full-time studies

Accommodation and transportation

The organization of accommodation and transport is on the student's side.

How much scholarship can you get?

You have to take into account that the grant may not fully cover the costs of living in the country you are going to - the grant is only intended to cover the differences in the cost of living in Poland and in the country you are going to. Co-financing is paid as follows: 85% of the amount after signing the contract (before departure), the remaining 15% after the settlement of the trip (after return).

Online Linguistic Support (OLS) 

Students studying abroad in English, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, French, Greek, Spanish, Dutch, German, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Hungarian, Italian, must complete the language proficiency test (the test passes before leaving; you will receive a link by e-mail).

On the basis of the test, you can (if you want) obtain a license for an online language course (the test seems to be in the language in which the lectures are conducted at a given foreign university, and the course can be made in the language of a given country, e.g. you are going to study in Madrid: the lectures are in English - you take the test in English, but you can do the course in Spanish).

The language test is compulsory, the course is voluntary.

Online language courses offered: