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.
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
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
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
Typical costs include, in PLN (Polish złoty):
3
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1 liter of milk
6
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1 liter petrol
3
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1 kg apples
5
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a bottle of beer
4
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cottage cheese
25
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a ticket to cinema
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