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Erasmus + Program for Students
Erasmus + Program for Students
In Action 1 “Learning Mobility” in the Erasmus + Program, universities can obtain funding for the exchange of students and staff with the program countries and exchanges with partner countries from other regions of the world.
Mobility projects for cooperation with Program Countries may include student mobility:
-mobility of students for studies to other program countries – for a period of 3 to 12 months;
-mobility of students for internships to other program countries – for a period from 2 to 12 months;
-mobility of graduates for internships / internships to other program countries – for a period from 2 to 12 months;
Individual beneficiaries – students apply for mobility at their home university.
Students coming to Polish universities from universities from other program countries receive funding (scholarship) from their home (sending) university.
In mobility can participate students from partner universities with which Radom Academy of Economics has signed bilateral agreements. Both institutions have to be holder of the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE).
Partner Universities
Establishing international cooperation is one of the priorities of the Radom Academy of Economics. That is why the Academy demonstrates a number of activities which consist of drawing up bilateral and multilateral agreements with prestigious foreign universities and other educational and business organizations. We already signed over 170 bilateral agreement with different universities located in 23 countries as: Bulgaria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Ireland, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Uzbekistan, Turkey- their list can be found below in the download file.
Courses offered in English for Erasmus+ Students coming for studies
Radom Academy of Economics has run the International Programme since 2007. The programme and the interdisciplinary English path which was created within it enable the students from the partner universities to study at RAE for one or two terms. The main aim of the English path at Radom Academy of Economics is to help students gain knowledge and skills needed to move freely on the international market level.
Concept:
The curriculum of the English path was prepared in order to provide students with the necessary knowledge and practical skills in decision-making in diverse conditions of the international market environment. The path realized in this scope is extremely valuable and useful for students because of its interdisciplinary and multi-dimensional approach to analysis of contemporary problems of businesses and economic environment. Currently, many foreign companies and state institutions are in need for specialists in international business that is why, Radom Academy of Economics places an emphasis on the close integration of theoretical and practical knowledge as well as preparation for professional work gained during workshops.
Objectives:
The English Path “International Business in Global Economy” is primarily aimed at providing the students with knowledge and skills needed in doing business internationally and prepare them to work in companies operating in the EU and global economic space. In addition, by taking part in the programme students can acquire knowledge of cultural differences, international relations which enables them to understand the issues of the modern world better, analyze the environment and notice the interconnections among economic units. The programme helps them to learn rules for running businesses, ensuring effectiveness of the market as well as creating and implementing business plans. Students will find out about the functioning of the global and European market, including competition rules, procedures related to the movement of goods across borders. They will also learn how to carry out analyses and evaluate the situation on international markets.
Winter term: 1 October – 15 January
- LEGAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Courses for winter term:
- Psychological and social aspects in Human Resources Management
- International Commercial Law
- Institutions and sources of European Union law
- Structural funds and European Union projects
- Foreign policy and EU security problems
- Intercultural communication in Europe
- Socio-economic policy in the European Union
- Regional policy in the European Union
- IT management systems of international organizations
- Polish language for beginners I
Details relating to a given subject, such as learning outcomes, skills, competences, hours, etc., can be found below in the file COURSE CATALOG.
Spring term: 1 March – 15 June
- EUROPEAN UNION AND GLOBAL ECONOMY
Courses for spring term:
- Social and cultural aspects of globalization
- International Public Law
- International relations in the modern world
- Corporate Social Responsibilities in the process of globalization
- International Marketing
- Psychology in the management of international organizations
- Internet technologies in the world economy
- International Business Administration
- Global Financial Markets
- Polish for beginners II
Details relating to a given subject, such as learning outcomes, skills, competences, hours, etc., can be found below in the file COURSE CATALOG.
Application Procedure for Students – Studies
If you wish to apply for studies at Radom Academy of Economics as an exchange student, you should first check if we are cooperating with Your University and then apply for Erasmus+ there. If You passed all required exams and Your English or Polish is on at least B1 level and Your school qualify You, Erasmus Coordinator of Your University will inform us about Your nomination- that’s the beginning.
Students coming to Radom Academy of Economics from universities from other program countries receive funding (scholarship) from home (sending) University – not from Radom Academy of Economics.
If You would like to apply for one or two semesters of studies, please:
- Download Learning Agreement for Studies and Application Form
- Fill all sections of the forms
- Complete stamp and all signatures- Yours, Your coordinator
- Get the Transcript of Records from Your University
- Make a scan of that documents in pdf
- Send all documents (Transcript, Application Form, Learning Agreement) to e-mail: zagranica@wsh.pl
- If everything will be correct in 7 – 10 days You will get Acceptance Letter from us
- Send by UPS, DHL or post on mail address (Radom Academy of Economics, Poland, Traugutta 61a, 26-600 Radom, room 103) the original documents – 1 Transcript of records, 1 Application Form, 3 Learning Agreements, 3 photos 35*45mm size
ATTENTION!
Accepting nominations for winter semester starts on 1st May, for spring semester on 1st November.
Deadlines for sending documents and accepting nominations:
-winter semester – 22nd June 2021
-spring semester – 22nd December 2021
Application Procedure for Students – Internships
If you wish to apply for internships at Radom Academy of Economics as an exchange student, you should first check if we are cooperating with Your University and then apply for Erasmus there. If You passed all required exams and Your English or Polish is on at least B1 level and Your school qualify You, Erasmus Coordinator of Your University will inform us about Your nomination- that’s the beginning.
Students coming to Radom Academy of Economics from universities from other program countries receive funding (scholarship) from home (sending) University – not from Radom Academy of Economics.
If You would like to apply for internship, please:
- Download Learning Agreement for Traineeships and Application Form
- Fill all sections of the forms
- Complete stamp and all signatures- Yours, Your coordinator
- Make a scan of that documents in pdf.
- Send all documents (Application Form, Learning Agreement) to e-mail: zagranica@wsh.pl
- If everything will be correct in 7 – 10 days You will get Acceptance Letter from us
- Send by UPS, DHL or post on mail address (Radom Academy of Economics, Poland, Traugutta 61a, 26-600 Radom, room 103) the original documents – 1 Transcript of records, 1 Application Form, 3 Learning Agreements, 3 photos 35*45mm size
ATTENTION!
Accepting nominations for winter semester starts on 1st May, for spring semester on 1st November.
Deadlines for sending documents and accepting nominations:
-winter semester – 22nd June
-spring semester – 22nd December.
Accommodation
Radom Academy of Economics hasn’t got own students residence and we don’t make any reservations for students in available hotels, hostels e.t.c located in Radom.
ATTENTION!
All students are required to contact the person managing the given object in order to reserve room, as well as to pay a deposit prior to arrival. Only the deposit paid is a guarantee of providing space in the selected facility.
Our cheap recommendations located walking distance from us:
-Szkolne Schronisko Młodzieżowe, Limanowskiego 34/40, 26- 600 Radom
recepcja@ssmradom.pl http://ssmradom.pl/
-Tybla Hostel, Tybla 10, 26- 600 Radom
hostel.radom@gmail.com https://hostel.radom.pl/
-Ośrodek Szkolenia Zawodowego, Kraszewskiego 1/7, 26- 600 Radom
To search housing in Radom You can also visit:
Insurance and Medical Treatment, Emergency Assistance
Just in case, that will be easier to You to have life and health insurance which will be valid in Poland. The institution responsible for health care in Poland is the National Health Fund- (Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia – NFZ).
To get treatment by a general practitioner (examination and consultation) you should go to a doctor who has a contract with the NFZ and show your Health Insurance Policy or a replacement certificate. The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) works in the countries of the European Union (EU) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) so You can apply for Card in Your country before coming if You are EU citizen.
To get treatment by a specialist, such as an obstetrician, dentist, dermatologist, venereologist, oncologist, eye specialist or psychiatrist you do not need a referral. To go to any other specialist you need to go to a general practitioner first. In general we can say, that the standard treatment by a specialist who has a contract with the NFZ is free, but costs of above-standard services and materials have to be covered by the patient.
If You are non EU citizen You should have- life and health insurance policy which ensure at least the following health care services:
-emergency medical assistance costs;
-treatment costs of growing chronic illness;
-transport costs to the closest medical facility providing the services mentioned above;
-transportation costs to return the patient to his/her home country in the case of a serious illness or death.
The insurance policy shall be valid for a period of staying in Poland. Non EU citizens can get the above mentioned insurance policy at the local insurance companies.
Detailed information concerning health care in Poland can be found at: http://www.nfz.gov.pl/ue/
Don’t forget! Emergency call in Poland- 999 or 112
Entering Poland
Since December 21, 2007, Poland is part of the Schengen Area, a zone without controls on internal borders which comprises of 28 countries. Third-country nationals may enter Poland if they are in possession of a valid travel document and a visa (if required). Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 includes the lists of third countries whose nationals must possess valid visas to cross external borders, and of countries whose nationals are exempt from this obligation.
When crossing the border third-country nationals are also obliged to justify the purpose and conditions of intended stay and prove that they have sufficient means of subsistence, both for the period of intended stay and for return to their country of origin or transit to a third state into which they are certain to be admitted, or are in a position to acquire such means lawfully.
Moreover, they must not be listed as persons who have been refused entry, and they must not be considered a threat to public policy, national security or the international relations of any of the Schengen states.
The visa application should be submitted to and examined by the relevant consular post in accordance with its territorial competence.
Applicants should contact relevant consular post in order to obtain the application as well as information on the electronic registration of the application and visa fees. The application will be examined no later than 15 calendar days after the date of submission of the full set of documents.
Third-country nationals are allowed to enter Poland and stay there if they are in the possession of one of the following documents:
-Uniform short-stay Schengen visa (C)
-Polish long-stay national visa (D)
-Polish residence permit
-Residence permit or national long-stay visa issued by another Schengen state.
To enter the territory of a Schengen State, third-country nationals must be in possession of a valid travel document and a visa (if required). They must also meet the following requirements:
-they must justify the purpose and conditions of the intended stay and prove that they have sufficient means of subsistence, both for the period of the intended stay and for the return to their country of origin or transit to a third State into which they are certain to be admitted, or are in a position to acquire such means lawfully;
-no alert for the purposes of refusing entry must have been issued for them;
-they must not be considered a threat to public policy, national security or the international relations of any of the Schengen states.
In connection with the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, please keep your distance from other people, wear protective masks and disinfect your hands.Before traveling to Poland, we recommend that you read the applicable restrictions on the website of the Office for Foreigners: https://udsc.gov.pl/en/coronavirus-information-for-foreigners/
If You have more questions, contact:
Erasmus+ Coordinator
M.A. Paulina Marcinkiewicz
The Director of International Relations
and Students’ Internships Office
Poland, Traugutta 61 a, 26- 600 Radom
e-mail: zagranica@wsh.pl
ph.: 48 363 22 90 w. 43, +48 504 048 642
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