The International Relations Office is delighted to invite colleagues from our partner universities to our First Staff Week, taking place from May 26–30, 2025, in Poznań, Poland.
What to Expect:
The International Relations Office is delighted to invite colleagues from our partner universities to our First Staff Week, taking place from May 26–30, 2025, in Poznań, Poland.
What to Expect:
Contribution to the travel costs of participants was introduced in project KA131 2024.
Travel funding for all types of mobility is not available for exchanges funded by previous projects.
The grant amount is calculated as a lump sum based on the travel distance. To calculate travel distance*, please use the distance calculator available at http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/tools/distance_en.htm.
Below 500 KM, participants will, as a general rule, travel with low-emissions means of transport.
Poznań University of Technology has six student dormitories with over 2,000 places for students and doctoral students in single, double and triple rooms. In addition, almost 90 places are offered in guest rooms and apartments.
The Student Housing Administration is responsible for allocating places in Student Dormitories.
A place in the Student Dormitory is granted on the basis of an application submitted via the eAkademik. system.
Jana Pawła II 28 st.
61-139 Poznań
Student housing complex Manager
lic. Leszek Krzemiński
tel. 61 647-5925
Administration
mgr Agnieszka Spachacz
mgr Beata Żak
tel. 61 665-2066
Programme procedure
STEP – BY – STEP
1. Get to know the PoMost Programme
Students of the academic community of the city of Poznan,
Find out about the educational offer (syllabuses) of Poznan University of Technology. This is a great opportunity to broaden your educational horizons and explore scientific areas that may not be available at your home university.
The Centre of Languges and Communication invites all international students and employees to participate in the Polish Culture Week held on November 27 - December 01, 2023.
Shinkansen is arguably the most visible sign of Japan’s technological advancement and, together with electronic goods, Mt. Fuji and sushi, the most recognizable symbol of Japan. The presentation will draw upon the origins of the famous Japanese high-speed rail system and its development over the period of close to 60 years. Challenges faced by engineers in the operation of Shinkansen trains will be briefly addressed, and information attesting to their incredible efficiency will be provided.
Calling all language enthusiasts!
To celebrate its 70th anniversary, the Centre of Languages and Communication is holding an Essay Writing Competition “The role of languages in building identity” open to all PUT students.
Candidates are invited to submit an original essay in English of between 800 and 1,200 words on one of the following topics: