Other study abroad opportunities for students

IRO offers opportunities to study abroad not only through the Erasmus+ program but also through bilateral agreements and participation in summer schools.
Information regarding specific calls for applications for bilateral study abroad programs is published on the university’s website as soon as offers are received from foreign universities.
To participate in the selection process, you must submit a completed and signed application form to the DWZZ, along with a GPA certified by the Academic Affairs Office (BOS) and a certificate confirming proficiency in the language of instruction (usually English) at a minimum B2 level.
Under bilateral agreements, we offer study abroad opportunities to at least the following countries:
- China,
- Japan,
- Canada,
- Kazakhstan,
- South Korea,
- Mexico,
- Peru,
- Taiwan,
- the UK,
- Vietnam.

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General rules

Rules for Short-Term Mobility under the Erasmus+ Programme

Students who are unable to participate in long-term mobility (e.g., due to their field of study or reduced opportunities) may apply for short-term study mobility.

General Principles

Duration: 5 to 30 days.

For first- and second-cycle students, short-term mobility must include a mandatory virtual component (not required for doctoral candidates).

A minimum of 3 ECTS credits must be earned during the mobility (not applicable to doctoral candidates).

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP)

Duration: 5 to 30 days.

A virtual component is mandatory for all participants (minimum/maximum duration not specified).

Participation in a BIP should enable students to earn at least 3 ECTS credits.

Funding Rules for Short-Term Mobility

Each qualified participant (student or doctoral candidate) is entitled to the following financial support:

Individual support: €79 per day for up to 14 days of mobility. UEP funds only five days of stay and a maximum of two travel days.

Additional support for participants with fewer opportunities:

€100 for mobility lasting 5–14 days.

€150 for mobility lasting 15–30 days.

A travel allowance based on distance is also provided.

Definition of “participants with fewer opportunities”:

Persons with disabilities (confirmed by a disability certificate).

Persons from disadvantaged backgrounds (confirmed by a decision granting a social scholarship).

Supporting documentation must be attached to the application form.

Scholarships are granted for the actual period of stay abroad, confirmed by a certificate of attendance or equivalent document issued by the host institution. Two additional travel days (one before and one after) are covered. No scholarship is granted for the virtual component.

Qualification Process

Recruitment is continuous until funds are exhausted. Announcements will be published on the university website and sent to programme directors of relevant fields.

Applications must be submitted no later than one month before the planned mobility. Selection is based on:

Submission of complete documentation at least four weeks before mobility.

Minimum GPA: 3.5.

Foreign language proficiency: B2 level or higher.

For courses with limited places, the GPA will be taken into consideration.

Required Documents

Application form (Appendix 1) signed by the applicant and Programme Director (Doctoral School Director for PhD candidates).

Certificate from Student Service Office confirming student status and GPA for the previous semester (not required for PhD candidates).

Written permission of the Programme Director for trips during the academic year (not required for mobilities during summer break; Doctoral School Director’s consent required for PhD candidates).

Proof of foreign language proficiency (certificate, lecturer’s confirmation, or PUEB Erasmus+ qualification test).

Applications should be submitted to the International Relations Office (Room 221A) or by email to monika.malek@ue.poznan.pl.

After Qualification

Qualified applicants will receive email confirmation with further instructions. To sign the agreement, confirmation of acceptance by the host university with mobility dates must be submitted. Decisions will be announced within two weeks of application submission.

Before departure, participants prepare a Learning Agreement for short-term mobility. The programme will be agreed upon by the home university, host university, and participant. After mobility, students must submit:

Certificate of Attendance/Confirmation of Study Period.

Complete the mandatory EU Survey in the Beneficiary Module.

Settlement of mobility must be completed by 30 June 2026.

Recognition of learning outcomes is based on the Transcript of Records issued by the host university, including grades and ECTS credits.

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WFI Summer Courses in BIP format

WFI Summer School “Responsible Innovation in Firms and Society”, an Erasmus+ BIP with an on-site segment in Ingolstadt from June 28 – July 4, 2026.

For reference, last years’ schedule and additional information can be found on our website: https://www.ku.de/en/the-ku/faculties/wfi-summer-school

(The structure and content of the program remain exactly the same.)

Each of the 7 different modules is open to both Master’s and advanced Bachelor’s students, who can choose their own program and gain up to 10 ECTS credits from up to 4 modules. The course on “Responsible Innovation in Firms and Society” is a required capstone course with a business immersion in Munich.

The online segment consists of recorded lectures, that the students can watch individually anytime in the middle of June

The online application portal will open soon so that students can register by March 29, 2026.

Available places: 5 (master or advanced bachelor students).

Fee: for all students is 78 € (which includes for example two program related excursions – to Eichstätt and to Munich – and dinner on two evenings).

Interested students should contact PUEB’s IRO before aplication : monika.malek@ue.poznan.pl

IRO contact

International Relations Office

Al. Niepodległości 10
61-875 Poznań

Duty hours:

monday-friday

11 a.m – 1 p.m

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