Erasmus

Basic Information
Erasmus+ is a programme of international mobility for students and doctoral students. It allows them to study at a foreign university or serve internships in a foreign company or institution. For both types of trips, students/doctoral students receive a grant.

Outgoing students

STUDY TRIPS

This is the most popular form of student mobility. First-year students of first- or second-degree programmes as well as doctoral students studying at the full-time doctoral programme may apply for the trip. Recruitment always takes place after the winter semester and concerns the trips for the following academic year (winter and summer semesters).

The information on the precise dates and terms of recruitment as well as a list of available places can be obtained from the institute’s/chair’s Erasmus coordinator and from the websites of the faculty units.

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INTERNSHIP TRIPS

First-year students of first- or second-degree programmes as well as doctoral students studying at the full-time doctoral programme may apply for the student internship trip. To go on a graduate internship, you must participate in the recruitment process before defending your thesis. Recruitment for internships continues throughout the academic year.

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Incoming students

If you wish to come to Wrocław in the frame of the Erasmus+ programme and study at the faculty of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, please check the information under the link below, where you’ll find the nomination and application deadlines as well as the calendar of the academic year: Incoming exchange students | International Office

Guidelines for all Erasmus+ incoming students regarding the courses at UWr, preparatory course of Polish, registration, sports classes and foreign language courses can be found here: University guidelines for all exchange students | International Office

The contact person at the dean’s office (to ask for the final Transcript of Records): Ms Iwona Rusowicz iwona.rusowicz@uwr.edu.pl

Your Learning Agreement will be signed by one of the programme coordinators at the Faculty (see the contact details below for the coordinators of different institutes/chairs). You can find their consultation times in the USOS system, you are as well welcome to contact your coordinator via e-mail.

As an Erasmus+ student you can choose subjects from different faculties, according to your interests, needs and requirements of your home university. You can attend various courses from different levels: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd year of undergraduate studies (BA), 1^st, 2^nd year of graduate studies (MA). You do not have to attend all courses with the same year.

To see which subjects you can choose from at the Faculty of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, check the brochure below.

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More detailed information, also regarding the registration process (which might vary) is available on the websites of the institutes/chairs.