Before you go. General rules.
Which countries can you travel to?
To the EU countries, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Serbia, Turkey and North Macedonia.
COVID-19
Due to the dynamically changing epidemic situation in the world, a student who decides to go abroad under the Erasmus + program must take into account the risk of shortening or extending his stay or changing the mode of study / internship.
On return. How to account for?
Within two weeks from the date of completion of the trip, you must settle accounts for the trip in IRO and at your faculty (if a given department requires such a settlement - information in this regard is provided by the coordinators of the Erasmus+ program department). Below you will find a list of things to be done as part of the billing. Failure to meet any of the following points may require the return of some or all of the scholarship.
During your stay. Worth knowing.
Changes in the study program
After returning from abroad, you must account for the completed study program. Therefore, the subjects completed at a foreign university must agree with those included in the "Learning Agreement".
How to go. Step by step.
Before you start applying for Erasmus + studies, make sure what are the deadlines for submitting documents at your faculty and at the university you want to go to. It is different at individual Gdańsk Tech faculties and foreign universities. The entire application procedure takes about two months, so it's not worth leaving everything to the last minute. All documents must be completed no later than four weeks before departure.
Before you go. General rules.
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
Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship - call for applications
The Polish-U.S. Fulbright Commission invites universities to participate in the next edition of the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) program in the 2022/2023 academic year. Applications are accepted until January 31.
Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) is a program for Polish universities interested in hosting a native speaker - a graduate of one of the American universities, who will conduct English classes. An ETA stays at a university has many benefits.
Establish cooperation with a foreign university - call for applications
International Relations Office encourages faculties and units of Gdańsk Tech to submit applications for cooperation with foreign universities from countries not associated with the Erasmus + program.
After a one-year break, the European Commission re-launched a competition for Student and Staff Mobility of Higher Education Institutions supported by external policy funds. Projects implemented under the program may concern mobility with third countries not associated with the Erasmus + program (excluding Andorra, Monaco, the Vatican City, San Marino, Switzerland, the Faroe Islands, and the United Kingdom).