Students can apply for an Erasmus+ grant for studies

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Students can apply for an Erasmus+ grant for studies at a host university in the second semester of 2020/21 provided the mobility is carried out abroad (in the country of the host institution) in form of face-to-face (on-site), virtual (on-line) or blended (hybrid) learning.

The minimum length of the mobility abroad must be 90 days (shorter stays are not allowed). The Erasmus grant for the mobility depends on the destination:
– 520 EUR per month – Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Norway, United Kingdom;
– 500 EUR per month – Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Spain, Malta, Germany, Portugal, Italy;
– 450 EUR per month – Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, North Macedonia, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Hungary.

b) Applications will be processed on an ongoing basis, in the order they were received until there are places available or up to the nomination deadline of the host university.
c) The final decision on whether the candidate will be accepted and how the teaching will be conducted in the second semester (on-site, on-line or in a blended way) is up to the host university.

1. Terms and conditions

• at least one year of completed university studies is required;
• GPA (grade point average) of at least 3,49 for the last academic year is mandatory and not more than 1 conditional pass is allowed;
• a proof of language competence at the level required by the host university is obligatory;
• priority will be given to students whose field of study corresponds to the field of study foreseen in the Erasmus+ interinstitutional agreement with the host university (see the attached list of available places, grouped according to particular departments/ fields of study);
• students who have already been assigned an Erasmus mobility in this year’s first round of applications CANNOT apply.

2. Documents required

2.1 You need to submit your application to the International Relations Office (there is no template of such a document – you need to write it yourself; remember to include your current telephone number). The application should contain:
a) the name of the host university with its ERASMUS code and the name of the Department / Faculty where you would like to study in the second semester (you can choose up to 2 universities) – please make sure that the university of your choice offers courses corresponding to your field of study at UW.
Please note! It is best to apply for a place available under the agreements of your home department during the COVID-19 pandemic.
b) a brief justification of your choice of the host university.
Your application must be signed by the Erasmus coordinator at your home department
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2.2. A certificate with your GPA calculated for the last academic year and a certificate stating whether or not you have any conditional passes (‘warunek’ in Polish) at the department/ institute which is nominating you for the mobility.
2.3 A proof of having sufficient language competence in the language of instruction at the host university.
2.4 A declaration of whether you have participated in LLP Erasmus, Erasmus Mundus and/or ERASMUS+ before while studying at UW or other universities.
Please note! Students starting their second-cycle studies at University of Warsaw in the 2020/21 academic year can apply for mobility only when they have been registered in USOS by the respective students’ offices at their departments.

3. Application deadline – 15th October 2020

4. How to submit the documents?

Please send scans of your documents to: monika.satala@adm.uw.edu.pl
For telephone information please dial: (+48) 22 55 20 818 from Monday to Friday (9.30 AM – 2.00 PM)

5. All students will be informed by email about the results of the recruitment process. Applications will be processed on an ongoing basis, in the order they were received. They will be assessed with respect to completeness of the required documents, and – if applicable – the host university’s consent to make an exceptional deviation from the existing inter-institutional Erasmus+ agreement (a request for such a consent will be sent to the host university by IRO UW).

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