Which countries can you travel to?

To the EU countries, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Serbia, Turkey and North Macedonia.

 

Where can I do my internships?

First of all, it should be remembered that internships must be related to the field of study. They can be held at:
1. a public / private organization operating in the field of: labor market, education, training
2. a public body at local, regional or national level
3. community organization or another representative of the world of work (trade / craft / professional chamber, trade unions)
4. research institute
5. foundations
6. school / institute / education center at any level
7. non-profit organization, association, non-governmental organization
8. an institution providing vocational guidance, vocational counseling and information services
9. higher education institutions from a program country holding an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE)

 

Where is the internship not allowed?

1. in the EU institutions and other EU bodies
2. in organizations managing EU programs, such as national agencies
3. at universities without Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE)

 

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", i.e. 12 months for each degree of studies (that is, for the 1st degree of studies you can go abroad for a total of 12 months and for the 2nd 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 first-cycle studies or a graduate of first or second-cycle studies (the application for placement must be submitted before the defense; the internship itself must be completed within one year of the defense)
2. well-versed in the foreign language of the country to which they want to go

 

Accommodation and transportation

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

 

What is the amount of the scholarship?

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), and the remaining 15% after the settlement of the trip (after return). You can charge for internships - this does not affect the amount of funding from the Erasmus+ program.

country scholarship
group I: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Netherlands, Sweden 820 euro monthly
group II: Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Spain, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia 820 euro monthly
group III: Bulgaria, Croatia, North Macedonia, Lithuania, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Hungary 750 euro monthly

 

Additional funds for students with special needs

Students with special needs are eligible for additional funding for their trips. Students with special needs are defined as:

  1. Students who have been awarded a social scholarship
  2. Students with a certified degree of disability Students in these groups receive an additional amount of 250 euros for each month of their stay (regardless of the country they are traveling to).



🌿Green Erasmus+

Students who choose to travel by green means of transport, such as train, bus, or carpooling, are eligible for additional funding for their trip, which includes:

  • A one-time bonus of 50 euros
  • Additional financial support for up to four travel days (about 20 euros per day). How does it work? Let's say the foreign university is ready to host you from October 1 to April 30, and you sign a contract with those dates. If you use green forms of transport, you can leave, for example, on September 29 and return on May 2, and you will receive additional funds for the four travel days.

 

Language Support

Students studying abroad in English, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, French, Greek, Spanish, Dutch, German, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Hungarian, or Italian have the opportunity to take a language proficiency test. We encourage students to take this test to assess their level of foreign language proficiency before going abroad for studies.

Based on the test, a student can (if they wish) also receive a license for an online language course (the test is taken in the language in which the student will be studying in the respective country, but the course can be taken in any language. For example: a student goes to study in Spain; the studies are in English - the test is taken in English, but the course can be in Spanish or any other language).

Students who are selected to participate in the Erasmus+ program and are interested in the language test and course should contact the International Relations Office for more details.

Offered online language courses:

language language test language course

English, French, Spanish, Dutch, German, Italian

 yes yes - all levels

Portuguese

 yes yes - up to B2 level

Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Hungarian

 yes yes - up to A1 level