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ERASMUS+ – Partner Countries
16 października 2019About ERASMUS+
Erasmus+ is the EU programme for education, training, youth, and sport for 2014-2020. The programme will have a budget of €14.7 billion and has followed the achievements of other EU educational programmes organised for the past 25 years. Erasmus+ brings together seven European initiatives realised by the European Commission between 2007-2013: Lifelong Learning, Youth in Action, Erasmus Mundus, Tempus, Alfa, Edulink, and Bilateral Cooperation with industrialised countries in the field of higher education.
In Poland, Erasmus+ is centrally administered by the Foundation for the Development of the Education System ➡
Detailed information about the programme can be found in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide for 2016 available here ➡
ERASMUS
A subdivision of Erasmus+ programme devoted to higher education is called Erasmus.
Erasmus funds are granted after acceptance of a project submitted in the call for applications in a given year under the following Key Actions:
- KA1 – Higher education student and staff mobility between Programme and Partner Countries; Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees
- KA2 – International programmes within Strategic Partnerships; Knowledge Alliances; Capacity building in the field of higher education
Notice: Participation in all types of projects is open to higher education institutions and companies from related partner countries with accordance to terms and conditions of a given call of proposals and a given project.
Erasmus Charter 2021-2027
02 lutego 2021University of Warsaw Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027
University of Warsaw has been awarded the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027 (ECHE) from the European Commission.
More:
ECHE Principles
University of Warsaw – Erasmus Policy Statement 2021-2027
Erasmus Charter – an accreditation granted by the European Commission giving the possibility to higher education institutions from Programme Countries to be eligible to apply and participate in learning and cooperation activities under Erasmus+. The Charter outlines the fundamental principles an institution should adhere to in organising and implementing high quality mobility and cooperation and states the requisites it agrees to comply with in order to ensure high quality services and procedures as well as the provision of reliable and transparent information.
(Source:https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/programme-guide/annexes/annex-iii)
Erasmus – International Credit Mobility 2015 project (ICM – KA107)
16 października 2019In the International Credit Mobility (ICM – KA107) project submitted in 2015, the University of Warsaw has been granted with funds for scholarships for students and staff from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Israel, Jordan, Morocco, Palestine, South Africa, and Serbia.
The following partner universities participate in the ICM 2015 project:
- European University of Tirana, Albania
- University of Shkodra “Luigj Garakuqi”, Albania
- University of Tirana, Albania
- University of Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- University of Montenegro, Montenegro
- University for Business and Technology-UBT, Kosovo
- University of Belgrade, Serbia
- University of Niš, Serbia
- University of Novi Sad, Serbia
- Al-Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco
- Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
- An-Najah National University, Palestine
- Islamic University of Gaza, Palestine
- The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
- University of Jordan, Jordan
- University of Johannesburg, RSA
Within the project, the following types of mobility are available:
- Student mobility for studies (5 months)
- Staff mobility for teaching (up to two weeks)
- Staff mobility for training (up to two weeks)
All mobilities must finish before 30/06/2017.
Application procedure/Admission requirements
Students and staff members interested in participation in the programme need to apply at the international relations office of their home university.
General financial rules
Students and staff visiting the University of Warsaw receive financial support (scholarship and travel allowance) from the University of Warsaw within the framework of the financial agreement signed with the Erasmus+ National Agency.
The amounts of scholarships within “Erasmus – International Credit Mobility” projects (with Partner Countries) were set for all the countries and are not subject to changes. More information can be found in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide for 2015, pp. 46-47.
Individual scholarship (support in covering the cost of living in the host country)
- Incoming students from partner countries – € 750 / month
- UW students visiting partner countries – € 650 / month
- Incoming staff from partner countries – € 140 / day up to 14 days
- UW staff visiting partner countries – € 160 / day up to 14 days
Travel allowance – As per the distance calculator
A lump sum for travel costs is also provided to scholarship holders depending on the distance from home country to receiving country:
Travel distances (km) → €/participant
100 – 499 km → 180 €
500 – 1999 km → 275 €
2000 – 2999 km → 360 €
3000 – 3999 km → 530 €
4000 – 7999 km → 820 €
≥ 8000 km →1100 €
Erasmus – International Credit Mobility 2017 project (ICM – KA107)
The objectives and implementation of such projects are closely related to those of Erasmus Mundus Programme.
Notice: List of partner countries eligible for the participation in the programme varies from call of proposals to call of proposals (and from project to project).
Each year, based on the Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreements and in cooperation with faculty mobility coordinators, the International Relations Office (IRO) prepares and submits to the Foundation for the Development of the Education System a new project under the framework of Erasmus – Mobility with Partner Countries (KA107). Financial support may be given to both incoming and outgoing students and staff, provided it was agreed on in a given project.
In accordance with the funds granted by the Foundation for the Development of the Education System, the IRO opens calls for applications. All successful applicants (both incoming and outgoing) sign an individual scholarship agreement.
Erasmus Mundus
The main objective of the Erasmus Mundus programme was to enhance the quality of European higher education and to promote dialogue and understanding between people and cultures through cooperation with Third Countries.
The programme was implemented through three actions:
- Action 1: joint master (Action 1 A) and doctoral (Action 1 B) studies;
- Action 2: mobility projects between European and Third Country higher education institutions at all academic levels;
- Action 3: projects to enhance the attractiveness of European higher education and its further internationalisation.
Since 2014, some of the Erasmus Mundus aims have been implemented through Erasmus+ programme (2014-2020), i.e. within the framework of the following projects: International Credit Mobility with Partner Countries (ICM – KA107), Capacity building or Strategic Partnership. Universities which are planning to conduct joint study programmes may apply for a grant within the framework of Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees.
Some of the Erasmus Mundus Action 2 projects which were launched in the last year of functioning of the programme (2014) will still be operating until July 2018. It means that most of these projects are already closed for applications.
The University of Warsaw joined this prestigious EU programme in 2007. The statistics show that, among all Polish universities, UW has realised the biggest number of Erasmus Mundus projects (34) and is best experienced in their implementation:
1.UW participated as a partner university in 3 projects on joint master studies (in the framework of Action 1):
- NOHA Joint Master’s in Humanitarian Action, conducted by UW’s Faculty of Law and Administration and Institute of International Relations in cooperation with 8 Universities in Europe.
- ADVANCES studies (MA in Advanced Development in Social Work), conducted by UW’s Departament of Pedagogy in cooperation with: the University of Lincoln (UK), Aalborg University (Denmark), Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense (France), Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa (Portugal);
- studies in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM), conducted by UW’s Inter-Faculty Studies in Environmental Protection (MSOS), then by the Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies in cooperation with: the University of Twente (the Netherlands), the University of Iceland, the University of Southampton (UK), Lund University (Sweden).
2. UW participated as a partner university in 28 Erasmus Mundus projects of Action 2. All the projects, coordinated by the International Relations Office (IRO), included countries of Eastern Partnership (WEBB), Russia (AURORA), Asia, including Central Asia (several projects altogether), South-Mediterranean region (JOSYLEEN, JOSYLEEM), Latin America (FellowMundus).
3. UW (IRO) has been a coordinator of four Action 2 projects: SALAM and SALAM 2 – Iran, Iraq, Yemen; SIGMA and SIGMA Agile – Western Balkans.
List of UW’s partner universities within Erasmus Mundus Action 2 projects
List of all EMA2 projects the UW has participated in
PhD-Student Exchange – outgoing
08 kwietnia 2024PhD-students of the University of Warsaw can apply for different student exchange programmes and/or for internship opportunities abroad:
- Exchange within bilateral agreements
- Erasmus+ “Educational Mobility – Programme countries KA103”: Mobility for studies (2022/2023) and traineeship
(2022/2023), - Eramus+ „Educational Mobility – Partner countries KA107”: Mobility for studies (2022/2023),
- Polish Government scholarships offered by the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA), including CEEPUS programme
- Programme Education,
- Program Swiss European Mobility Programme – SEMP,
- Reserch mobility for PhD-studens.
CENTRAL: Blended Intensive Programme for PhD Students
28 września 2022BIP for PhD. Students – Call for proposals – “Central Europe: What unites and divides us” 21-25 November 22
I. General information
The CENTRAL Network primarily promotes cooperation in the fields of teaching, research and support for young researchers. In connection with the opening of the second stage of the cooperation, CENTRAL announces a special topic followed by further activities. Each of these topics has had wider social or political importance, especially within the context of Central Europe. The goal for academics or PhD. students from different countries, backgrounds and areas of study is to come up with multilateral ideas and solutions. The theme is “Central Europe: What unites and divides us”. The purpose of the meeting is to connect senior academics with Pd.D. students and together try to discuss the problems of Central Europe – specifically what unites or divides us. The whole event will be divided into six sessions led by selected academics. They will start with a lecture on the topic. This will be followed by a workshop in which each student will have to give a paper of about 15 minutes, followed by a debate moderated by the selected academic.
The CENTRAL BIP for PhD. students aims to bring PhD. students and selected senior academics from the CENTRAL member universities together. A virtual meeting of all participants will take place approximately two weeks before the workshop. The content will include a lecture by a leading academic on the topic of Central Europe. It will be an overall reflection on Central Europe, which should still inspire students for further discussions in their personal encounters. At the end of the lecture, the topic can be further developed in the discussion and students can clarify the main ideas for their presentation.
The main workload for students will be preparing a 15 minute paper to present in a face-to-face session. At the same time, they will have to answer questions that will arise from the debate of all present at the event under the guidance of the academic. As this will be a general question on the development, history and present of Central Europe, the student should have the knowledge and competence to place their paper in a more general context. The quality of presentations and active participation during the debate will also be evaluated. The evaluation will be carried out by the participating academics.
II. Date / Venue
| BIP – virtual | November, 2022 (tbc) |
| BIP – physical | November 21 – 25, 2022 |
| Charles University, Prague |
III. Topics based on the given topic
| Virtual component |
| Series of lectures |
| Workshops |
| Additional program |
IV. Financing under the Erasmus+ rules
- travel and accommodation expenses: will be covered by the sending institution (Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme)
- catering and rental expenses for seminar room, additional program, remuneration to CU employees and foreign lecturers: will be covered by hosting institutions
V. Application
Application forms have to be submitted before the deadline via e-mail directly to klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl
Deadline: October 8th, 2022 (20.00)
VI. Evaluation procedure
A selection committee at each university will select 5-6 PhD. students.
The assessment of applications will involve:
- Selection based on abstracts on the given topic
- Description of the planned activity and contribution
VII. Programme:
| Monday
21.11. |
Tuesday
22.11. |
Wednesday
23.11. |
Thursday
24.11. |
Friday
25.11. |
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| 9,00 – 10,30 | Arrival
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Lecture and discussion | Lecture and discussion | Lecture and discussion |
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| Cofee break | CU | CU | CU | ||
| 11,00 – 12,30 | Welcome and Introducing CENTRAL | Student Workshops I | Student Workshops III | Student Workshops V | Clossing remarks |
| Lunch | CU | CU | CU | CU | CU |
| 14,00 – 16,00 | Tour of the university | Student Workshops II | Student Workshops IV | Visit of selected faculties | Departure |
| Additional Programme | Welcome dinner | Tour of Prague (Central Europe and Prague) | Farewell informal dinner |
International Short-term Students Section
09 czerwca 2020Do you have a question?
Do not hesitate to contact us!
International Short-term Students Section (Incoming student mobility) – iro.incoming@adm.uw.edu.pl |
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Ms Klementyna Kielak |
Deputy IRO HeadIncoming students: Australia and New Zealand;Visiting Students, contact Person for 4EU+, CENTRAL, EUF, IROs Forum. |
klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl
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Ms Angelika Dudek-Jaroszewska |
Incoming students: North & South America, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland;Contact person for ESN UW. |
angelika.dudek@adm.uw.edu.pl+48 22 55 20 487
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Ms Karolina Ignatiuk |
Incoming students: Africa, Belarus, Bulgaria, Czechia, Estonia, France, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom. |
karolina.ignatiuk@adm.uw.edu.pl+48 22 55 24 231
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Ms Khrystyna Kurman |
Incoming students: Albania, Armenia, Azerbeijan, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Italy, Kazakhstan, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Mongolia, The Netherlands, Serbia, Slovenia, Uzbekistan. |
khrystyna.kurman@adm.uw.edu.pl+48 22 55 24 085
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Ms Jolanta Stelmaszczyk |
Incoming students: Asia (except former USSR countries), Israel, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Luxemburg;Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility;Accommodation for incoming short-term students. |
jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl+48 22 55 24 067
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List of all EMA2 projects the UW has participated in
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| Name of the project | Third-countries targeted | UW contact person/coordinator |
| 2014 (application process completed) | ||
| SIGMA Agile | Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo*, Montenegro, Serbia |
UW is a coordinator Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| 2013 (application process completed) | ||
| AURORA | Russia | Ms. Katarzyna Kozdra kkozdra@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 482 |
| SALAM II | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | UW is a coordinator Jakub Rejniak Jakub.Rejniak@uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 005 |
| EMMAE14 | Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| EMINTE | India | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| NAMASTE | India | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| FELLOW-MUNDUS | Bolivia ,Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Brazil, Chili, Colombia, Uruguay | Mr. Piotr Serafin piotr.serafin@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 078 |
| WEBB 2nd Cohort | Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldavia | Ms. Katarzyna Kozdra kkozdra@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 482 |
| EMMA 2nd Cohort | India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Philippines | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| IBIES 2nd Cohort | India | Ms. Angelika Dudek adudek@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 487 |
| 2012 (application process completed) | ||
| AURORA Information sheet |
Russia | Ms. Katarzyna Kozdra kkozdra@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 482 |
| WEBB Information sheet |
Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus |
Ms. Katarzyna Kozdra kkozdra@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 482 |
| SIGMA – Cricital Skills Learning for Innovation, Sustainable Growth, Mobility and Employ Ability in the Multicultural Environment of the Western Balkans | Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo*, Montenegro, Serbia |
UW is a coordinator Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| SALAM – Study Abroad Learning And Mobility for promoting structured cooperation and European higher education for Iran, Iraq & Yemen | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | UW is a coordinator Mr. Jakub Rejniak Jakub.Rejniak@uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 005 |
| EMEA 3 | China, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Thailand | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| EMMA – WEST 2013 | Bangladesh, Philippines, India, Nepal, Pakistan | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| PANACEA | Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam | Mr. Piotr Serafin piotr.serafin@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 078 |
| IBIES | India | Ms. Angelika Dudek adudek@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 20 487 |
| 2011 (application process completed) | ||
| EMEA – 12 (Erasmus Mundus Europe Asia) | Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| EM EMMA West 2 | Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| EMIIY | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | Ms. Jolanta Stelmaszczyk jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 067 |
| EMP JOSYLEEM | Jordan, Syria | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| 2010 (application process completed) | ||
| STEM – 10 (Entrepreneurship and Management Training in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) | Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo*, Macedonia and Serbia | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| MAHEVA – 12 (MAn Health Environment biodiVersity in Asia) | Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam | Mr. Piotr Serafin (piotr.serafin@adm.uw.edu.pl) Tel. +48 22 55 24 078 |
| JOSYLEEN – 4 (Erasmus Mundus Partnership JOrdan SYria LEbanon Europe Network) | Jordan, Syria, Lebanon | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| EMMA West | Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| EMEA – Lot 11 (Erasmus Mundus Europe Asia) | Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| Lot 8 | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | Ms. Jolanta Stelmaszczyk jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 067 |
| 2009 (application process completed) | ||
| Lot 14 | China | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| Lot 11 | Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia | Ms. Anna Sadecka anna.sadecka@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 010 |
| Lot 8 | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | Ms. Jolanta Stelmaszczyk jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 067 |
| 2008 (application process completed) | ||
| Lot 12 – EMMA | Bangladesh, Cambodia, the Philippines, India, Pakistan | Ms. Klementyna Kielak klementyna.kielak@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 070 |
| Lot 7 | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | Ms. Jolanta Stelmaszczyk jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 067 |
| 2007 (application process completed) | ||
| Lot 7 | Iran, Iraq, Yemen | Ms. Jolanta Stelmaszczyk jolanta.stelmaszczyk@adm.uw.edu.pl Tel. +48 22 55 24 067 |
*in line with UNSCR 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence
More information on the EM A2 may be found on the EC website.
Facts & Figures
1.
The best and the largest institution of higher education in Poland
Located in the heart of Europe and in the capital of the country
Public and comprehensive University
Research oriented and mobility friendly
Accredited by the Polish Accreditation Committee
Cooperation with business, e.g. Google – the Digital Economy Lab (DELab)
94% employability rate, according to the largest European monitoring careers project
2.
21 faculties
30 research and educational centres
5,9 million library’s holdings
310 million euro budget
48.500 students , incl. 3.200 PhD and 4.400 international students
3.000 students of post-diploma and vocational courses
7.200 employees, incl. 3.700 teaching and research staff
3.
First (Bachelor), second (Master) and third (PhD) cycle degree programmes
in humanities, social and natural sciences
Post-diploma programmes and specialized training
3 MBA programmes
Over 25 first and second cycle degree programmes in English
Over 20 joint international degree programmes
Large selection of courses in foreign languages, incl. around 1.500 courses in English
Visiting Students Programme
E-learning
Summer education
Open University
4.
Erasmus Success Story and Golden Erasmus Programme awarded by the European Commission
HR Excellence in Research awarded by the European Commission
The European Language Label award
14 prestigious European Research Council grants
800 international partner universities and institutions
5.
The most active Polish institution of higher education
within Erasmus+ (programme countries):
420 partner institutions
1.100 interinstitutional agreements;
3.000 incoming & outgoing students and staff mobilities per project;
budget up to 3,8 million euro per project;
within EU Erasmus Mundus (EM) programme:
2 EM Action 1 Joint Master Degree Erasmus Mundus projects (HOHA – joint Master’s in International Humanitarian Action, ADVANCES – The MA in Advanced Development in Social Work)
32 EM Action 2 projects, incl. 4 coordinated by UW (SIGMA, SIGMA Agile, SALAM, SALAM2)
within the EU Horizon 2020 programme with the highest number of grants.
IRO, December 2018
