Student Exchange (Erasmus, CEEPUS) - Instytut Studiów Europejskich

Mobility programmes

Student Exchange programmes: Erasmus +, CEEPUS, MOST

Student Exchange programmes: Erasmus +, CEEPUS, MOST

Mobility programmes are a great opportunity to learn a language, explore other cultures, build international contacts, and enhance your CV. Take advantage of these opportunities!

Courses offered in the first (winter) semester of 2026/27 for Erasmus+ and CEEPUS students

The Institute of European Studies cooperates with the Erasmus+ and CEEPUS student exchange networks, which gives our students a unique opportunity to study abroad while pursuing their degree. This is a great opportunity to do on-site research, take advantage of other University resources, libraries and archives, and study and experience student life in yet another European country. We hope eligible students will benefit from these opportunities to expand their horizons and to gain new academic experiences.

Each programme has a different set of eligibility requirements as well as application procedures. Please consult the appropriate subpage for detailed information about the programme coordinators and offers. Keep in mind that respective coordinators should be contacted directly for further details and guidelines.

Erasmus+ programme

Erasmus+ logoFounded as ‘Erasmus’ in 1987, and known as ‘Erasmus+’ since 2014, this European Union programme enables students to travel on transnational exchange to a partner university in Europe or beyond for a total of 10 months at any level of studies (bachelor's or master's). The pool of 10 months can be used for one year-long trip or two semester-long trips, including to two different partner universities. 

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CEEPUS programme

logo CEEPUS

Since 1995, CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies) has enabled students to travel on transnational exchange to partner universities in Central Europe within an academic  network, or as a freemover. CEEPUS provides short- and long-term mobilities for BA, MA, and PhD students as well as grants for visiting teachers. Outgoing mobilities are only available to EU citizens. Students of European Studies, Political Science, and International Relations are welcome to apply.

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MOST programme

logo MOST The MOST programme is a Polish national mobility programme for students and PhD candidates enrolled at Polish Universities. It has been in operation since 1999, enabling exchange stays of a semester or an academic year at a different participating Polish university.

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Guidelines for Erasmus+ Students: Study Mobility 2026/27