Outgoing

Duration of mobility

• A long-term study mobility can last from a minimum of 2 months up to a maximum of 12 months. 
• A short-term study mobility (i.e. BIP) can last from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 30 days.
• A traineeship mobility can last from a minimum of 2 months up to a maximum of 12 months.

Whether you're a student or trainee, you can benefit from Erasmus+ exchanges multiple times. Keep in mind that your total time abroad, including study periods, shouldn't exceed 12 months within one study cycle.

In the case of students transferring to study at WSB University from another university who have made mobility within the framework of the Erasmus+ program in the previous university, mobility periods accumulate. 

Alumni traineeship mobility

The traineeship is dedicated for recent graduates who applied for mobility as students before BA/MA defense.

• The application is valid for 12 months from the date of defense. 

Destination of mobility

Study mobility can be done only in one of the WSBU partner universities listed below:

WSBU PARTNES UNIVERSITIES

When selecting a university for exchange or further studies, it's essential to ensure that the institution offers programs closely aligned with your field of study - column: student exchange (field of study (download the document Field of studies in our download section below). This ensures a smoother process for recognizing and transferring course credits.

While choosing a field outside of your main studies can offer valuable experiences, it’s essential to weigh this against the potential limitations in credit recognition.

Traineeship mobility can be done in a company/institution of your choice located in EU member country and third countries associated to the program.

Erasmus+ traineeship cannot be realized in:
• EU institutions,
• managing authorities of EU programmes,
• diplomatic missions in the student's home country.

Selection criteria

1. Completion of at least 2 semesters of study
2. Minimum GPA requirement of 4.0
3. Proficiency in the language of instruction at a B2 level or higher

• The scholarship under the Erasmus+ program is of a co-financing nature, so it does not have to cover the full costs associated with the mobility.
• The Erasmus experience focuses on the diversifying the students' life. In such, the students from the same language region are not advised to proceed with their Erasmus+ mobility in the country of similar background.

BEFORE MOBILITY

Each selected student must submit the following documents to the International Cooperation Office before departure:

• Letter of acceptance from the host institution
• Learning Agreement / Traineeship Agreement
• Proof of health insurance, insurance against accidents (and in case of traineeship also Civil Liability insurance)
• Bank details form
• In addition, the student is required to submit all documents requested by the host university/institution (e.g., Transcript of Records, Language Certificate)

Insurance 

Every Erasmus+ scholarship student must possess EHIC (European Health Insurance Card issued) by the NFZ regional department according to student’s residence address. European Health Insurance Card (in Polish EKUZ) is a document enabling a student to use health services during staying in the European Union countries and in EFTA countries. 
In order to obtain the card, a student must submit the following documents to a NFZ department: application form for the European Health Insurance Card, confirmation of studying abroad, documents confirming possessing NFZ health insurance. A student mush have with them a valid student’s ID card.
More detailed information and application form for the European Health Insurance Card is available here: 

EHIC / EKUZ

^{*EHIC/EKUZ Coverage 
Eligible Countries: EU member states, EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway), and Switzerland. E.g., Norway – Use EHIC/EKUZ for necessary healthcare on the same terms as residents.
Non-EHIC/EKUZ Countries: EHIC/EKUZ is not applicable in countries outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. Notable examples include Turkey, where you must obtain private health insurance.}

Health insurance is not identical with insurance against accidents. Therefore, a scholarship student must buy additional insurance against accidents. It is also worth taking advantage of the insurance guaranteed by the EURO 26 or ISIC card. More information here:

Euro 26 Card

ISIC Card

It is also recommended to buy civil liability insurance. In case of Erasmus mobility for traineeship civil liability insurance is obligatory. The type and number of the insurance policy should be submitted to the International Office before signing the financial agreement. 

Grant agreement and scholarship transfer

After providing all the necessary documents, the student signs the Grant Agreement. A scholarship is paid on the basis of a contract. The grant is paid in two parts: 80% before going on mobility and 20% respectively after the full set of documents confirming the mobility has been completed.  

The tuition fee disconut during study mobility

The tuition fee discount under the Erasmus+ program amounts to around 30% of the total tuition fee. The detailed tuition fee is calculated according to the exact dates of mobility.

Please inform your student advisor that you are participating in the Erasmus+ Mobility program. Provide them with the dates and a copy of your Learning Agreement so they can support you during your time abroad. It’s also a good idea to notify your lecturers to keep them updated.

DURING MOBILITY

As you start your Erasmus+ mobility, there are a only two important steps to follow:

1. During your mobility, stay in touch with the Academic Mobility Coordinator and reach out to them with any questions or issues.
2. Remember to share your experience! We’d love to see your Erasmus+ journey! Feel free to take photos or videos during your mobility and share them with us, or tag WSB University on social media.
   
   

AFTER MOBILITY

After completing the mobility, the participant is required to:

• Provide the Academic Mobility Coordinator with proof of stay, the so-called Confirmation of Mobility (document available in the Downloads section). This document should be printed on the letterhead of the host institution. There is also the possibility of delivering a document prepared on the host institution's template, provided it contains the required information, i.e., the name and surname of the student undertaking the mobility, the dates of mobility, the name and country of the host institution. This document must be signed by the responsible person at the host institution. The International Cooperation Office requires the submission of the original Confirmation of Mobility document within 10 days of completing the mobility.
• Complete the Erasmus+ program survey (within 30 days of completing mobility), which will automatically be sent to the participant's email address directly from the EU system. The title of the email is: Erasmus+ participant report.

Individual support for long term mobilities – mobility lasting from 2 to 12 months: 
Amount of grant depends on the country where the mobility will take place. Information about rates of grant for mobility to program countries:  

• Erasmus+ grant for students:

• Erasmus+ grant for traineeship:

Individual support for short term mobilities (blended-mobilities): for mobilities lasting from 5 days to 30 days:

Travel grant for long-term mobility to NON-EU country: 

Individual support to participants with fewer opportunities 

Mobility participants who will be qualified as fewer opportunities participants include: 

1. participants with disabilities proven by an official disability certificate,  
2. socially disadvantaged participants (with low family income) that are entitled to claim social benefit from the home university.

These two groups of students are allowed to receive a top-up inclusion grant of 250 EUR per month in 2023/2024 as well as a travel support (in case of travelling for short-term mobility to EU country and non-EU country or in case of long-term mobility to non-EU country). 

Inclusion grant

For mobility participants that come from disadvantaged groups e.g. disabled persons, there is a possibility to apply for additional support which is necessary in order to carry out their mobility abroad i.e. to cover the cost of stay and travel of personal assistant, purchase of specialized equipment to facilitate mobility etc. This is based on a special application form, submitted to Program National Agency by the Home University Coordinator, against the real costs that have been incurred by the mobility participant. More details regulating the payment of inclusion grant are available here.

Shortening of mobility and force majeure

Shortening the mobility may require the return of part or all of the grant received. Erasmus+ grant can be obtained only for the period that has actually been spent at a host university abroad, confirmed in writing by the host university. A student who has been staying physically at a host university for less than 2 months will be required to return the entire scholarship received. If the student starts their mobility 5 days before then initially planned date in LA or in the Erasmus grant contract or finishes their mobility up to 5 days after the initial end date, the amount of the grant received remains unchanged. 

Please note that the minimum period of stay abroad required to claim an Erasmus grant is 2 months. Shortening the stay requires the return of a part of the scholarship, because the scholarship can be obtained only for the period actually spent at the partner university abroad (in accordance with the contract signed before departure and a certificate of stay brought from a host university). 
 
Shortening of mobility – force majeure – in case a student undergoes a serious accident abroad or is seriously ill, it is possible to shorten the stay due to the so-called 'Force majeure' case which is independent of the student. In this case, the student should immediately contact the International Office (room 206).

For more details about ‘Force majeure’ case, please read:

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Extension of mobility

Extension of mobility (within one academic year) is possible only if the university has unused funds from the Erasmus+ budget. In order to apply for extension of mobility, the WSB University student needs to apply to our Academic Mobility Coordinator (gweglarz@wsb.edu.pl) with an application for extending the stay abroad (provide exact dates of the planned stay and justification). The application must be accompanied by a certificate from the partner university on accepting admission for the summer semester and the Online Learning Agreement proposal for the next period. 
The application must be submitted to the International Office (room 206) no later than a month before the ending date of the current semester according to the financial agreement. 
 
Attention! An application will not be considered unless it states the exact dates of extended mobility. The exact dates are obligatory to mention while applying for additional funding. The approval for extension of mobility can be withdrawn if the student does not settle financial and academic matters of the previous semester. 

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