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Erasmus code: PL WROCLAW01 OID number: E10208666 PIC number 999845155 |
ERASMUS - general information about the programme at the University of Wroclaw
The University of Wroclaw has been participating in the Erasmus programme since it came to Poland in 1998. Since then, thousands of students and staff members of partner universities have taken part in Erasmus exchanges with our university.
The University of Wroclaw has been awarded the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027; therefore, we will continue cooperation under the new Erasmus programme in the following academic years. We are open to new partnerships with universities holding the Erasmus Charter, as well as with other partner universities eligible for the Erasmus programme, but located outside the programme countries.
- Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027
- European Policy Statement (EPS) at UWr 2021-2027
- Erasmus Student Charter
Useful links:
- Erasmus - European Commission
- Polish National Agency for Erasmus programme
- Foundation for the Development of the Education System
- Erasmus Student Network
- Erasmus on Facebook
Types of mobilities
| Long-term mobility 2-12 months: | Short-term mobility from 5 to 30 days with a mandatory virtual part (in the case of Phd students the virtual part is optional): |
| 1. Erasmus + studies - going for part of the studies to the partner university abroad | 1. participation in an intensive short course abroad, in one of the programme countries, such as BIP (Blended Intensive Programme), summer or winter school |
| 2. Erasmus + internships or graduate internships – professional training at a company, institution, or organization located abroad in a country participating in the Erasmus+ programme | 2. Participation in an internship, traineeship, intensive training |
You can go to:
- 27 European Union countries,
- countries (EEA): Iceland, Liechtenstein,
- Norway and to North Macedonia, Serbia and Turkey
Erasmus+ Coordinators at Faculties
Erasmus+ Coordinators are responsible for the program at specific faculties and institutes.
- They manage cooperation with partner universities and sign exchange agreements.
- They prepare recruitment regulations.
- They conduct recruitment for studies and internships
- They assist in selecting courses to be taken abroad.
List of Erasmus+ Coordinators.
Erasmus+ App
The Erasmus+ App is owned and funded by the European Commission and is part of the initiative for the European Student Card. It was developed by the European Commission to digitize and simplify administrative procedures related to student mobility!
The Erasmus+ App guides students through the various stages of mobility and provides all the information and services needed to make the Erasmus+ experience more enriching and seamless.
The app includes tips, testimonials from other participants, events, and offers from student organizations. After logging in, the app will guide you step by step through your Erasmus+ journey—before, during, and after the exchange.
Learn more about the Erasmus+ App
General Recruitment Conditions for 2025/2026
The program is open to all students and doctoral candidates of the University of Wrocław (UWr), regardless of the mode of study (full-time, part-time).
The candidate's country of origin, citizenship, or age is irrelevant for recruitment.
- By the time of departure, participants must have completed at least their first year of undergraduate studies, meaning you can apply during your first year and participate in the program during your second year.*
- Departure in the first year of master's studies is only possible if the candidate was a student at UWr in the preceding year, i.e., completed undergraduate studies or another master’s program at UWr.
*Faculties have the right to establish their own regulations in this regard, indicating the optimal semester for mobility based on the curriculum.
| Recruitment for Long-Term Study | Recruitment for Internships and Short-Term | |
|---|---|---|
| Deadlines: | Once a year (December–February) | Recruitment is open year-round |
| For mobilities in the winter and summer semesters of the next academic year | For mobilities planned at least one month in advance. | |
| Organized by Erasmus+ Coordinators at faculties | Organized by Erasmus+ Coordinators at faculties | |
| Rules: | Recruitment rules are set by individual faculties | Recruitment rules are set by individual faculties |
OLS Language Support
The Online Linguistic Support (OLS) system is designed for Erasmus+ participants to help improve the language skills needed for studying or working abroad.
- Students traveling for at least 14 days must complete a language proficiency test in the teaching language or the language of mobility. A test link will be emailed to participants.
- Participants can take online language courses before departure or during their stay abroad.
- Language course access includes a variety of interactive and personalized learning activities. Participants can join language courses in any language available in the support system, with no limits on the number of languages or materials studied.