Erasmus +
WSB Merito University in Warsaw is active on the international education market and holds the Erasmus+ Charter awarded by the European Commission, which enables participation in the Erasmus+ programme and EU‑funded exchanges. Students can study or do traineeships abroad, improve foreign language skills, gain experience, discover new cultures, build international friendships, and enjoy an unforgettable life adventure.
Study abroad
- As a student of our university, you can take part in the Erasmus+ programme.
- Under the programme, you can study abroad for 1 or 2 semesters.
- You can choose from 50 partner universities.
- Your mobility may be partially funded.
Internships abroad
- The internship lasts 3 months.
- Recruitment takes place once a year, in the winter semester.
- If you are accepted into the international internship program, you will receive a scholarship to help cover the costs of your stay abroad.
- Thanks to international internships, you will not only develop your professional skills but also improve your foreign language.
Advance from Bachelor’s to Master’s in the USA with Franklin University
Exchange program between WSB Merito University and Franklin University allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in Poland and then study in the USA to earn an American master’s in fields like Business Analytics, Computer Science, Health Informatics, or Information Technology. Participants gain international academic experience, structured support with admissions and the F-1 visa process.
How to start studying abroad?
Criteria to meet
To apply for a mobility within Erasmus+, you must:
- be a student of first‑cycle, second‑cycle (Bachelor’s, Engineering, Master’s) or long‑cycle Master’s studies,
- have completed the first year of first‑cycle (Bachelor’s) or long‑cycle Master’s studies,
- be a citizen of a country participating in Erasmus+ (or have refugee status or a permanent residence card in a participating country).
Recruitment process
- Verification of your knowledge of the foreign language in which classes abroad are conducted (spoken and written).
- A motivation interview – conducted in Polish.
- Verification of your grade point average for the entire period of studies at our university (you must have an average above 3.5).
- Signing the required documents (learning agreement and the agreement concerning your mobility and scholarship award).
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Travel funding
- You can apply for an Erasmus+ scholarship as well as a social top‑up or a grant for students with disabilities under the PO WER programme.
- The scholarship amount is different each year – contact us to learn the details.
Why is it worth taking part in Erasmus+?
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How to go on an internship abroad?
Criteria to meet
To apply for a mobility within Erasmus+, you must:
- be a student of first‑cycle, second‑cycle (Bachelor’s, Engineering, Master’s) or long‑cycle Master’s studies,
- have completed the first year of first‑cycle (Bachelor’s) or long‑cycle Master’s studies,
- be a citizen of a country participating in Erasmus+ (or have refugee status or a permanent residence card in a participating country).
Recruitment process
- Verification of your knowledge of a foreign language (spoken and written).
- A motivation interview – conducted in Polish.
- Verification of your grade point average for the entire period of studies at our university (you must have an average above 3.5).
- Signing the required documents.
Travel funding
- If you are selected for the international internship programme, you will receive a grant to help cover the costs of your stay abroad.
- The scholarship amount is different every year – contact us to learn the details.
Department of International Relations
- It is a unit that cooperates with universities from all over the world.
- Under the Erasmus+ programme, we have signed 43 partnership agreements with universities across Europe and 9 agreements with universities outside the European Union.
- We work so that our university’s students can develop in an international environment in many areas.
Erasmus Policy Statement
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