The Erasmus+ program is one of the most well-known EU programs aimed at universities.
The Erasmus+ program involves 27 European Union countries plus the United Kingdom, the Faroe Islands, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the Republic of North Macedonia, the Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Serbia, Angora, Monaco, the Vatican and San Marino. A new feature of the program is that that the university can allocate 20% of the Erasmus+ budget for trips to countries not affiliated with the program.
The European Commission has granted Lazarski University an ECHE Charter (Erasmus Charter for Higher Education) valid until 2027, which is a kind of passport in the Erasmus+ Program. Lazarski University's Erasmus+ code: PL WARSZAW14. The primary goal of the Erasmus+ program is to develop international cooperation between universities and support the mobility of students and university staff. Among the benefits of having an ECHE Card are:
- internationalisation of education;
- participation in multilateral projects carried out by a group of global universities, aimed at, for example. development of a common curriculum or modernization of the university;
- participation in projects carried out in cooperation with foreign companies;
- reception of academic teachers from foreign universities and employees of partner companies;
- expansion of teaching offerings.
We encourage you to:
- watch a short video in which outgoing and incoming students talk about their experiences with the Erasmus+ program: FILM YOUR ERASMUS+ EXPERIENCE
- view a short video in which UŁa staff talk about their experiences with Erasmus: FILM YOUR ERASMUS+ EXPERIENCE - STAFF EDITION
- see a sample of our daily activities: PORTFOLIO
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