Erasmus +

Your Erasmus journey starts here

Erasmus+ means adventure, new skills, and a stronger CV. Study or intern abroad, earn ECTS credits, and join thousands who’ve already boosted their future with this opportunity!

Incoming students

Info for incoming Erasmus+ students at WSB Merito University: courses, admission, deadlines, pre-arrival steps, and support contacts - all in one place.

Outgoing students

Through Erasmus+, WSB Merito University participants can study or intern abroad and join short mobility programs (BIP), while developing their skills, experience, and global network.

Erasmus Policy Statement

The statement outlines WSB Merito University’s strategy for international cooperation and mobility under Erasmus+. It aims to expand global learning opportunities for students and staff.

Erasmus Policy Statement

Our Erasmus Policy Statement covers the following activities:

  1. Erasmus Key Action 1 (KA1) - Learning mobility: The mobility of higher education students and staff
  2. Erasmus Key Action 2 (KA2) - Cooperation among organizations and institutions: Partnerships for Cooperation and exchanges of practices

     

By participating in the Erasmus+ program WSB Merito University in Poznań aims to increases not only the number of international students, faculty members, and administrative staff but also makes it possible for its own students, and staff to go abroad and gain competencies and skills that would be difficult to gain in the home institution. By participating in the Erasmus+ program we aim to create an international experience for staff and students, increase cross-cultural awareness and diversity, build environment-friendly awareness, shape civic engagement attitudes, and prepare staff and students for a global future. To achieve these aims we have developed a set of more specific objectives. 

By participating in Erasmus+ we intend to:

  1. Promote sustainable development for education that covers diversity, intercultural awareness, tolerance, social responsibility and ethics
  2. Increase availability of highly qualified manpower equipped with digital, intercultural and multilingual skills
  3. Provide access to quality higher education by collaborating with foreign partners whose academic profiles are compatible with ours and who, if possible, have international accreditations
  4. Improve skills and competencies of students and staff through mobility schemes to increase their employability
  5. Strengthen cooperation between higher education institutions and business partners
  6. Enhance the internationalization at home
  7. Develop programs and curricula with participating institutions, which is an initial step towards a European Education Area
  8. Enable students and staff to benefit linguistically, culturally and professionally from a different environment
  9. Further develop towards a higher education institution that is perceived as international, innovative, modern and socially responsible
  10. Benefit from practices, policies and management processes of partner institutions so that we can modernize and innovate our own practices, policies, management and teaching
  11. Establish new professional contacts that will help develop joint projects​

WSB Merito University in Poznań, apart from having great and long experience in managing Erasmus and non-Erasmus projects, has all the necessary resources (financial, human, infrastructural, organizational) to implement and manage successfully Action KA1 and Action KA2. While implementing the above-mentioned actions we will make sure that new priorities are included. The new priorities are: digital mobility management, environment-friendly practices, civic engagement and inclusive education. By implementing these priorities we intend to enhance quality of student and staff mobility in terms of experience, knowledge, attitudes, values; and further develop our university as an institution that is modern and innovative.​

Alignment with strategic objectives

The KA1 activities are in line with WSB Merito University's strategic objectives such as: higher global recognition; creating an international experience for staff and students; increasing cross-cultural awareness and diversity; building environment-friendly awareness; shaping civic engagement attitudes; and prepare staff and students for a global future.​

 

Management and responsibilities

All the activities within Action KA1 will be coordinated, managed, and administered by the International Relations Office. The IRO has enough human resources to implement and manage these activities successfully. In the first place we will define a scope of responsibilities for particular IRO team members to avoid the overlapping of tasks. The main division of tasks will go along the following line: incoming/outgoing students; incoming/outgoing staff. We intend to engage WSB ESN in some of the KA1 Activities. We plan to implement the KA1 Activities according to a three-stage scheme.​

Stage 1 – preparatory phase (before mobilities)

  • review of and signing existing interinstitutional agreements, finding new partners and signing agreements,
  • preparing a course-catalog,
  • developing qualification and selection procedures,
  • launching a promotional campaign on Erasmus+ mobility opportunities among students, teaching staff, and administrative staff by means of different communication channels (emailing, Internet, Intranet, Extranet, social media, posters, meetings),
  • building a buddy system,
  • recruitment (outgoing) and acceptance (incoming) of candidates,
  • providing all the necessary information for incoming participants (cultural, formal and organizational issues)
  • collecting all the necessary documents, signing agreements with the beneficiaries, making payments of grants according to the Erasmus+ program rules, forwarding appropriate documents to the partner university,
  • preparation of welcome packs for incoming participants,
  • providing assistance with accommodation, health care, visa, insurance etc.
  • pick-up service from the airport/train station/bus station
  • organizing orientation days for newly-arrived participants (the participants will learn about procedures, regulations, and some other formal issues pertaining to the host country and university)
  • preparation of the participants for outgoing mobility in terms of cultural, technical, formal and social issue by organizing appropriate courses​.

 

Stage 2 – realization of mobilities

  • monitoring outgoing and incoming mobilities in cooperation with partner institutions
  • providing institutional support for the beneficiaries, especially in emergency situations or conflict-related situations
  • staying in touch with the participants and partner institutions via email, phone, Internet communicators
  • organizing inter-cultural events/sessions/courses
  • providing buddy system
  • compiling adequate documents (certificates, reports, agreements, and questionnaires)​

 

Stage 3 – after the mobility

  • collecting different certificates, reports, and questionnaires,
  • dissemination of the project results,
  • ensuring the results are sustainable,
  • creating Erasmus+ ambassadors who will be able to share their experience with future participants,
  • submitting by WSB the final report in due time,
  • analysis of the results and making conclusions about further development of activities,
  • implementing good practices and innovative solutions.​

Scope and intended outcomes

 

Action KA2 – implementation stages

 

Within Action KA2 WSB Merito University in Poznań intends to participate in two activities: Partnership for Cooperation and exchanges of practices, and Partnerships for Innovation. These activities are in line with WSB’s strategic objectives such as increasing a degree of internationalization, modernization, building an innovation-driven institution, developing high quality study program and curricula, and educating students for a global future. The implementation of Action KA2 will make it possible for WSB Merito University in Poznań to integrate the idea of European Education Area and put in practice. By participating in these activities we intend to achieve the following:

  • modernizing teaching methods by implementing good practices in collaboration with partner universities,
  • strengthening existing and building new partnerships in order to enhance capacity and potential at international level,
  • developing joint curricula and content that will help students to be good global and socially responsible citizens,
  • developing content delivery methods that are in line with the “flipped classroom” principles,
  • developing online solutions for delivering teaching content in a more efficient manner,
  • becoming part of European Education Area,
  • implementing good practices in the area of digitalization,
  • designing joint interdisciplinary study programs in order to increase employability of students,
  • enhancing research potential of the partner universities involved.​

Stage 1 – preparatory phase

  • needs analysis
  • review and selection of partners
  • consultation with partner universities and specifying key areas of the project realization
  • establishing the project team and defining a scope of responsibilities,
  • setting performance measures and goals, project results, and ways to disseminate them​

Stage 2 – realization of activities

  • ongoing monitoring and providing support
  • interim evaluation of the project realization
  • staying in touch with the participants and partner institutions via email, phone, Internet communicators
  • organizing inter-cultural events/sessions/courses
  • providing buddy system
  • compiling adequate documents (certificates, reports, agreements, and questionnaires)​

Stage 3 – after mobility

  • dissemination of the project results,
  • ensuring the results are sustainable,
  • submitting final reports in due time,
  • analysis of the results and making conclusions about further development of activities,
  • putting in practice good practices and innovative solutions.​

Management structure for KA2

As in the case of Action KA1 the primary unit responsible for administering the KA2 activities will be the International Relations Office. However since the activities require specific know-how and expertise it will be necessary to create project managers and project teams that will be able to facilitate the implementation of the project in a more efficient way.

In implementing the KA1 and KA2 activities WSB intends to follow transparency, gender equality, and non-discrimination principles.​

Erasmus + | WSB Merito Poznań University: Exchange students

The Erasmus+ exchange program

Erasmus+ is an EU program supporting education, training, youth, and sport with a €26.2 billion budget. The 2021–2027 edition emphasizes social inclusion, green and digital transitions, and youth participation in democracy. It offers learning and exchange opportunities across Europe, especially for students studying or doing placements abroad.

Who may join the program?

To join Erasmus+ student mobility, you must complete your first year at a participating university. You don’t pay extra tuition at the host institution and can receive a grant to help cover living costs abroad.

Erasmus + at WSB Merito University in Poznań

Erasmus+ is an EU program for education, training, youth, and sport. WSB Merito University in Poznań has joined since 1999, offering students opportunities to study or work at partner institutions across Europe. Over 720 students have participated so far.

Outgoing students

Erasmus + | WSB Merito Poznań University: Logo Merito

Who can participate?

To qualify for Erasmus+, you must:

  • be a student at WSB Merito University in Gdańsk (first/second-cycle or uniform master’s studies);
  • have completed the first semester of bachelor’s studies;
  • not go abroad in the final semester of any study cycle;
  • have no outstanding fees;
  • have passed all previous subjects;
  • have at least B2 language level.

Which countries can you go to?

You can only go to countries participating in the Erasmus+ programme. The programme includes:

  • EU member states,
  • countries of the European Economic Area, i.e. Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, as well as Turkey, Switzerland and Croatia.

Application procedure for outgoing students

Step 1

Complete the application form

To participate in the Erasmus+ Program, first fill out the application form and inform the office about your intention to apply. Make sure to submit the completed form by 15th February.

Step 2

Demonstrate language competency

In mid-March, you will need to prove your language skills by taking both a written and an oral exam. This step ensures that you are prepared for study or work in an international environment.

Step 3

Finalise the required documents

Once you receive a positive response, complete all necessary documents for your application. These include the Application Form from the Partner University, the Learning Agreement, the Transcript of Records, an Application for an individual study path and exemption from tuition fees, and Proof of Health Insurance.

Incoming students

Erasmus + | WSB Merito Poznań University: Logo Merito

How can I participate?

If you are wishing to participate in Erasmus+ Program at WSB Merito Univeristy in Poznań you should contact the International Relations Office of your own university first. They will inform you of the necessary steps and the application procedure that you have to pass at your home univeristy.

Are you a student of our partner university?

To find out, please check with your Erasmus coordinator if there is an agreement with WSB Merito University in Poznań or have a look here if your university is listed.

Information for incoming students

Bachelor's

degree

 

Computer Science 

See study program

 

International Trade

See study program

 

Management

See study program

 

Master's

degree

 

Computer Science

See study program

 

Management

See study program

 

Tourism

See study program

PL POZNAN13

Krzysztof Sajon

Patrycja Klamecka: [email protected]

Anna Urbaniak: [email protected]

Marcelina Mikołajczak: [email protected]

10am – 2pm (Mon-Fri)

+48 61 6 55 33 91

  • Winter Semester: 15th August
  • Summer Semester: 15th December

     

Please send your complete application documents no later than:

  • Winter Semester: 1st September
  • Summer Semester: 1st January

Level of English: Intermediate (B1) or higher

  • Application form
  • Learning agreement
  • Transcript of records
  • 3 photos
  • Copy of your ID or passport
  • European Health Insurance Card

The University has implemented an ECTS credit transfer system to recognize academic results. This system follows the Bologna Process. To complete a semester, students must obtain 30 ECTS points.

Grading system:

  • Merito grade 5.0 — equivalent to ECTS grade A (excellent)
  • Merito grade 4.5 — equivalent to ECTS grade B (very good)
  • Merito grade 4.0 — equivalent to ECTS grade C (good)
  • Merito grade 3.5 — equivalent to ECTS grade D (satisfactory)
  • Merito grade 3.0 — equivalent to ECTS grade E (sufficient)
  • Merito grade 2.0 — equivalent to ECTS grade F (fail)
     
Erasmus + | WSB Merito Poznań University: Buddy Program
Buddy Program

Are you afraid of being alone in a completely new place all by yourself? Maybe you have problems finding accommodation or your landlord speaks only Polish?


Before arrival you’ll get your own Buddy. He/She will help you with every problem that might occur during your stay in Poznań.
Buddies are students of WSB Merito University in Poznań that have voluntarily agreed to help Erasmus students.

Practical tips

If you would like to be accommodated in a dorm, you should think about booking it 2 or even 3 months before arrival due to a small number of available rooms comparing to interested students. A single room costs aprox 200-250 Euro per month.

Our university cooperates with 2 dorms.

We would like to strongly emphasize that we are not an intermediary between dorms and students. We provide assistance only.

The Polish unit of currency is the zloty (PLN), made up of 100 groszy (gr). You can check the current exchange rate by clicking on this link: www.nbp.pl

 

Banknotes come in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 PLN, and coins in denominations of 1, 2 and 5 PLN and 1, 2, 10, 20 & 50 gr.

 

The cost of living in Poland is relatively low compared to e.g France, Great Britain, Germany, Spain or Italy. The cost of living varies considerably between the cities and the rural areas, with Warsaw being by far the most expensive location.

Poznań is served by an extensive public transportation system operated by the Municipal Transport Company (MPK) which makes it possible to reach the desired part of the city reasonably quickly. The city transportation system operates 24 hours a day and comprises bus and tram routes and the Poznań Fast Tramway (PST).

 

Using public transport is advisable not only because of rush hour traffic jams but also because of its low cost. As a result the public transportation is popular with Poznań residents. You can find more at mpk.poznan.pl.

 

For suggestions on reaching certain destination in Poznań visit the webpage: How to get there?

Typical costs include, in PLN (Polish złoty):

3

  • 1 liter of milk

6

  • 1 liter petrol

3

  • 1 kg apples

5

  • a bottle of beer

4

  • cottage cheese

25

  • a ticket to cinema

Contact us

Erasmus + | WSB Merito Poznań University: budynek
ul. Ratajczaka 5/7, room 200CP , 61-895, Poznań
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10:00-14:00
Tuesday: 10:00-14:00
Wednesday: 10:00-14:00
Thursday: 10:00-14:00
Friday: 10:00-14:00
Saturday: Closed

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The Data Controller for your personal information is the WSB Merito University in Poznan.
If you have any questions concerning how your personal information is processed and what you are entitled to regarding this information, please contact our Data Protection Officer: [email protected].

THE PURPOSE AND THE LEGAL BASIS FOR DATA PROCESSING AS WELL AS THE RETENTION PERIODS
Marketing purposes
By your consent, your data will be processed for marketing purposes for five years counted from September 1 of the year following the date of your consent. Thanks to this consent, we will be able to send you information about our offer, the events organized by us and the campaigns that we have prepared for you.
The implementation of educational services and data storage after the completion of the service
In order to provide educational service during the course of your studies by taking necessary actions before the conclusion of the contract, as well as to guarantee storing the data after performing the service, your data will be processed on the basis of the contract or the Act of July 20, 2018, Law on Higher Education and Science, for the period of:
1) 50 years, under paragraph 15, item 4, of the Ordinance of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of September 27, 2018, regarding studies;
2) 50 years, if the documentation concerns the postgraduate and the MBA studies;
3) resulting from applicable legal provisions for other educational services (e.g. training);
4) 6 months from the end of the enrolment process if you do not take up studies with us.

WITH WHOM DO WE SHARE YOUR DATA?
As a university, on a daily basis we use the services of companies, thanks to which we provide you with the highest standard of service.
Your data may be forwarded to them for processing on our behalf. It happens most often in the case of cooperation with a specific service provider (e.g. a provider of data storage services, a provider of postal, courier, payment, legal, insurance, IT as well as audit services) or a subcontractor (e.g. marketing agency). We may also transfer your data to entities affiliated with us by shares or by a person. In this situation, the transfer of data does not entitle other entities to any processing, but only to use them for the purposes explicitly indicated by us. In no case does the transfer of data release us as the Administrator from the responsibility for their processing.

WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR DATA PROCESSING?
You have the right to:
1. request access to your data;
2. correct of your data;
3. request the obliteration of your data if:
- you will withdraw your consent to their processing;
- your data cease to be necessary for the purpose for which it was collected or otherwise processed;
- you object to the use of your data for marketing purposes;
- you object to the use of your data to adapt our services to your preferences;
- your personal details are processed unlawfully;
4. request the restrictions on the processing of your data;
5. object to their processing;
6. request the transfer of your data;
7. withdraw your consent for data processing at any time, as long as it is based on your consent. The withdrawal of your consent does not affect the processing of your data carried out by us before its withdrawal.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when you feel that the processing of your data violates the provisions of applicable law.
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