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Erasmus is a European Union program supporting the mobility of students, teachers, and higher education staff. In Poland, it is coordinated by the Foundation for the Development of the Education System, which acts as the National Agency for the Erasmus+ Program. The program enables international students to study at Polish universities, acquire new skills, and get to know the culture and job market in another EU country.
Erasmus accommodation is the place where a foreign student lives during their international exchange stay. Choosing the right accommodation has a huge impact on quality of life, study comfort, and integration with the local student community.
The best choice between a dormitory and an apartment depends on the student’s lifestyle, budget, and expectations. Erasmus in Poland is a great opportunity – and with Nearby, you can easily find comfortable accommodation tailored to your needs.
Below you will find a detailed guide that will help you safely sign an agreement and avoid the most common problems.
For students of the University of Warsaw (UW), Warsaw University of Technology (PW) and Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), it is important that their new place of residence is well connected, located close to the university, offers a comfortable single room or double room, while providing daily comfort.
In the following article, we analyze the best Warsaw districts for students, considering their pros, cons, and characteristics.
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.
