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Taking part in Erasmus costs on average from a few hundred to several thousand euros, depending on the destination country, lifestyle, and the length of stay. Most students receive a grant that covers a substantial part of accommodation, travel, and food costs.
The Erasmus student exchange program offers an opportunity for academic and cultural development through studying abroad with financial support. The program is aimed at students, doctoral candidates, and university staff participating in the EU mobility system.
To get into Erasmus, you need to go through the recruitment process at your university and prove your readiness to study abroad. Meeting language and academic requirements, and submitting properly prepared documents, are crucial.
Students coming to Poland for Erasmus can receive a monthly scholarship ranging from 540 to 750 euros, depending on their country of origin and the characteristics of their stay. The amount of funding is determined by the student’s home university in accordance with Erasmus+ program rules.
Going on Erasmus to Poland is a great opportunity for learning and development, but it requires solid preparation – especially in terms of insurance. Below you’ll find a specialized, concrete guide that clearly explains how a student should secure medical costs, accident insurance, liability insurance, and other essential elements during their stay in Poland.
The Erasmus+ Program covers many more countries than just the European Union and gives students the opportunity to study, complete internships, and develop competencies in various regions of the world.
We've prepared a short, specific guide that will help you navigate your first days in Poland — without stress and without having to google everything late at night.
See what life and studying in Poland really looks like.
