Nowe umowy międzynarodowe WSKZ w programie Erasmus+ – rozwój współpracy akademickiej w Europie
The University of Vocational Education in Wrocław consistently focuses on international development. Thanks to the initiative of the Centre for International Cooperation, new partnership agreements have been signed within the Erasmus+ programme., expanding its network of collaboration with renowned European universities. Check the details of the new partnerships and the opportunities that open up for the WSKZ academic community.
New international partnerships for WSKZ
As part of the Erasmus+ programme, the University College of Vocational Education has established cooperation with recognised academic centres from various parts of Europe. The new partners of the university are:
- Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Germany) – a prestigious research university with a broad educational profile, particularly highly regarded in the fields of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
- Technical University of Varna (Bulgaria) – one of the leading technical universities in the Black Sea region, specialising in engineering, IT, and management and logistics education.
- University of Coimbra (Portugal) – one of the oldest academic centres in Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a wide spectrum of study programmes.
- Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University (Turkey) – a rapidly developing public institution, distinguished by a modern approach to teaching and international cooperation.
- Guglielmo Marconi University (Italy) A modern technological university, specialising in education using digital tools.
Erasmus+ Programme – new opportunities for students and staff
The expansion of international cooperation within the Erasmus+ programme opens broad development prospects for the academic community of WSKZ. Students gain opportunity to undertake part of your studies abroad, participate in international internships, and develop your language and intercultural skills.
Regarding the academic staff, this collaboration allows for:
- conducting teaching sessions at partner universities;
- participation in training and foreign mobility programmes;
- sharing experiences with the international scientific community.
The presence of the WSKZ on the international stage as an element of the development strategy
Establishing new partnerships is essential elements of the internationalisation strategy of the Wrocław University of Applied Sciences. Cooperation with foreign universities contributes to:
- improving the quality of education;
- adjustments to study programmes to meet the requirements of the European labour market;
- building a modern, open academic environment.
The Centre for International Cooperation plays an important role in this process. It actively develops its network of foreign contacts. It also creates new opportunities for development. An important element of these activities is the Erasmus+ programme, which allows WSKZ students and staff to gain international experience.