| The ERASMUS programme allows students from our many European partner universities to study at ULS, as well as sends ULS students on exchanges with our partner institutions. Foreign students may study in all of our departments (with the exception of Continuing Education). All courses completed at ULS qualify for ECTS credits.
ULS offers several options for foreign students. Students who are proficient in the Polish language may take regular classes at ULS. Depending on the number of ERASMUS students and their interests, we also offer special, tailored seminars in English in addition to our regular English-language course offerings. ERASMUS students may also participate in our Experiencing the New Europe urban studies and cultural anthropology course, a combination of a semester-long course (in the Spring semester) that continues as a summer institute. We encourage you to contact us for further information about current course offerings designed to the needs of our ERASMUS student body.
Students may also come to ULS to pursue individual research projects or to write theses, for which ULS will provide faculty supervision. Please see our list of faculty to determine if this option is right for you.
Students may also study Polish, either through courses that ULS arranges in conjunction with the University of Wrocław, or through tandem language exchange with local Polish students.
ULS is also a partner institution in the Sea and the School: European Seas project, in which ULS students participate in intensive workshops, seminars and courses devoted to investigating the marine ecology of Europe. To date, ULS has hosted students from many European countries, including the Czech Republic, Germany, Norway, and Spain.
Practical information
The application deadline for Fall semester is August 31. The application deadline for Spring semester is 30 November 2006. Students coming to ULS in the Fall are recommended to arrive in Wrocław by 29 September. Orientation will take place 2-3 October. The fall semester will start 2 October 2006 and finish 2 February 2007. Spring semester will start 12 February 2007 and finish on 23 June 2007. A course catalog is available on-line. For more information, please see our FAQ or contact us at the address below.
Students may download the following application forms:
 Student Application Form, Academic Year 2008-2009
Learning Agreement, Academic Year 2008-2009
Forms should be completed and returned by 31 August 2006 to the Office of Research and International Affairs to the attention of Jadwiga Dobrowolska-Dyrcz, EU Programmes Coordinator, University of Lower Silesia, ul. Wagonowa 9, 53-609 Wrocław, Poland. Students may also download a flyer with our contact information and important dates.
For further information regarding earning credits in the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), please download (doc or pdf) our information packages:
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ECTS Information Package for the Department of Education
ECTS Information Package for the Department of Special Education
ECTS Information Package for the Department of International Relations
ECTS Information Package for the Department of of Journalism and Communications
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 ECTS Information Package for the Department of Education
ECTS Information Package for the Department of Special Education
ECTS Information Package for the Department of International Relations
ECTS Information Package for the Department of of Journalism and Communications
For further information, please contact:
EU Programmes Coordinator
Jadwiga Dobrowolska-Dyrcz
Tel: +48 (71) 358 27 20
e-mail: dobrowolska@dswe.pl |
