Outgoing

To apply for the Erasmus programme students have to take part in the recruitment process which is conducted in November (internships) and March (studies) every year.
 

The recruitment process consists of two steps:

• a foreign language test (written and oral)
• an interview with the Vice-Dean 
• the grade average from the semester preceding the recruitment process is also taken into consideration (the higher the better)

The Erasmus scholarship is granted for one semester/one year if students decide to take up studies at one of the partner universities or three months if he/she wants to go abroad to do the internship.

Students taking part in Erasmus programme are exempted from paying a tuition fee at WSB Merito for the semester/year they spend abroad. The receiving institution also does not charge any fees from students.

All students qualified for the Erasmus exchange have to sign an agreement with WSB Merito that determines the rights and obligations of an outgoing student.

Students taking part in Erasmus exchange receive a grant for the time of their stay abroad. The grant does not fully cover living expenses in receiving countries. It only covers the difference between living costs in Poland and the countries students have chosen to go to.

A list of partner universities:

Erasmus+ program is offered to all students at the Faculty in Chorzów. You can choose one of 46 partner universities in Europe. Students who decide to become the beneficiaries of the Erasmus+ exchange have the excellent opportunity to improve their knowledge of foreign languages, develop interpersonal and intercultural skills, learn how to be self-reliant and independent, become more tolerant and open-minded and make new friends from all over the world. Erasmus programme offers both studies and internships abroad.

In 2015 WSB University in Poznan Faculty in Chorzow entered into partnership with the University of Bedfordshire, England. Thanks to this partnership our Bachelor’s degree students who major in Finance and Accounting or Management have an opportunity to study in their final year in England. Students are given entry to the University of Bedfordshire’s programs on the basis of ECTS points achieved at WSB Merito. If they successfully complete the program they are awarded a Bachelor's with Honors degree. Thus students are able to obtain a double degree from the University of Bedfordshire and WSB Merito. Faculty in Chorzów also cooperates with Matej Bel University in Slovakia (Banska Bystrica) in the area of dual awards for students of Master's Programmes in Management and Finances.
Soon dual award studies with other WSB Merito partners  will be opened (the UK).

Erasmus+ program is offered to all students at the Faculty in Chorzów. You can choose any UE country do do your work placement there. Students who decide to become the beneficiaries of the Erasmus+ exchange have the excellent opportunity to improve their knowledge of foreign languages, develop interpersonal and intercultural skills, learn how to be self-reliant and independent, become more tolerant and open-minded and make new friends from all over the world.

Participation in the program aimed at combining theory and practice enables students to get familiar with foreign companies, work conditions abroad and to acquire managerial, social and communicative skills. Such experience helps students to meet the requirements of the dynamic international labour market and to begin their professional career. The University offers the possibility of vocational training, among others, in Great Britain, Ireland Malta, Grece and Germany. The participants of the program can acquire new experience in different companies.

Non-EU students do not need a work permit for working full-time during the summer holidays (from July to September). A work permit is required during the academic year.

To apply for the Erasmus programme students have to take part in the recruitment process which is conducted in November (internships) and March (studies) every year.
 

The recruitment process consists of two steps:

• a foreign language test (written and oral)
• an interview with the Vice-Dean (in Polish)

the grade average from the semester preceding the recruitment process is also taken into consideration (the higher the better)

The Erasmus grant is granted for three months in case of work placement. The grant does not fully cover living expenses in receiving countries. It only covers the difference between living costs in Poland and the countries students have chosen to go to.

All students qualified for the Erasmus exchange have to sign an agreement with WSB Merito that determines the rights and obligations of an outgoing student.

Students can find work placement on their own or they can contact International Relations Office if they need any support.