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EU citizens

A foreigner is considered a citizen of the European Union in the following cases:
- they are a citizen of a European Union Member State,

A student who is coming to Poland for more than 30 days needs to register her/his residence in one of the City Hall branches. In case of the citizens of EU or EFTA countries (Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein or Switzerland) - there are 30 days to do the registration.

The Erasmus+ programme offers students from Polish and foreign universities the opportunity to access a system of student loans for master's studies abroad. The second-cycle studies to which the applicant has been admitted must lead to a diploma (vocational title second-cycle studies).

Students eligible for mobility for studies/ traineeships in the Erasmus+ programme (excluding graduate traineeships) from the so-called disadvantaged environments,that is in a difficult material situation, have the opportunity to access co-financing under the project "International mobility for students with disabilities and in a difficult material situation", implemented under the Operational Programme Knowledge Education Development PO WER (European Social Fund)

Students eligible for mobility for studies/internships in the Erasmus+ programme (excluding graduate traineeships) with a disability confirmed by a disability certificate, may access funding under the project "International mobility for students with disabilities and those in difficult financial situation", implemented under the Operational Programme Knowledge Education Development PO WER (European Social Fund). The additional scholarships are intended to cover exceptional costs related to the special n

On this page, the current offers of foreign internships will be published, which can be used by students of the Gdańsk University of Technology (under the Erasmus+ program and not only). 

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.

Within two weeks from the date of completion of the trip, you must settle accounts for the trip at IRO and at your faculty (if a given faculty 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.

Changes to the internship program

During your internship abroad, you can make changes to the internship program. How?
1. complete and sign the document "Learning Agreement Student Mobility for Traineeships_during mobility"
2. hand over the document for signature to the host institution / company
3. Send a scan of the document to the university's Erasmus + coordinator, and then to IRO

Before you start applying for Erasmus+ internships, make sure that your faculty has specific deadlines for submitting documents. It looks different at different Gdańsk Tech faculties. The entire 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.