Erasmus+ Study Mobility Opportunities
Students of the Department of Management Information Systems have the opportunity to study at partner higher education institutions in Europe through the Erasmus+ programme. The Erasmus experience contributes not only to academic development but also to improving foreign language skills, discovering different cultures, and gaining an international perspective.
International Experience
Our students have the opportunity to study in different countries and become part of new academic environments.
Academic and Personal Development
The Erasmus experience supports students in developing both their academic competencies and their confidence and adaptability skills.
Career Advantage
International mobility experience provides significant added value for students' career planning after graduation.
Partner Universities of Our Department
Listed below are the higher education institutions with which the Department of Management Information Systems has Erasmus+ agreements. We currently have a total of 10 partner institutions.
Kujawsko-Pomorska Szkola Wyzsza w Bydgoszczy
BACHELOR'S
Southern Federal University
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Lithuania Business University of Applied Sciences
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Marijampole University of Applied Sciences
BACHELOR'S
Università degli Studi del Sannio
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S PHD
Instituto Politécnico da Guarda
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Università degli Studi di Foggia
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Vishe Uchilishte po Telekomunikatsi i Poshti
BACHELOR'S
Wyzsza Szkola Handlowa (Radom Academy of Economics)
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Instituto Politécnico da Lusofonia (IPLUSO)
BACHELOR'S MASTER'S
Why Should You Apply for the Erasmus+ Programme?
Erasmus+ is more than simply spending a semester abroad. It is a valuable learning experience that helps students expand their academic networks, improve their language skills, discover new cultures, and build a stronger CV for their future careers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can apply for the Erasmus+ programme?
For students of our department, the basic requirement for applying to Erasmus+ is a minimum GPA of 2.20 for undergraduate students. Having failed or pending courses from previous semesters does not prevent you from applying. The application calendar is announced annually by the Erasmus Office, generally during January–February.
What does the Erasmus+ programme offer me?
The Erasmus+ experience provides a wide range of benefits, including foreign language development, international academic experience, exposure to different cultures, personal development, and career advantages after graduation.
Will the courses I take at the host university be recognized?
Courses taken within the Erasmus+ programme are evaluated in accordance with the Learning Agreement established before the mobility period. The necessary academic flexibility is provided within our department to help students avoid losing a semester.
Can I apply if my foreign language skills are not very strong?
Many students hesitate to apply because they feel that their language skills are not sufficient. However, since mobility places are allocated at the departmental level, applicants are evaluated among students from the same department and usually have similar language proficiency levels. Therefore, applying can be much more advantageous than you might think.
Is the Erasmus+ programme financially challenging?
This is one of the main concerns students have. However, with the Erasmus+ grant and basic financial planning, the mobility period is manageable for many students. Financial concerns should not prevent you from applying.
What should I research before applying?
Before applying, it is useful to research the university you are interested in, available courses, language of instruction, living conditions in the country, accommodation options, and the mobility schedule. This will help you manage the process more effectively.
Poland, Bydgoszcz
Russia, Rostov-on-Don TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED
Lithuania, Klaipeda
Italy, Benevento
Portugal, Guarda
Bulgaria, Sofia