Both academic teachers and administrative staff may apply for a grant under the Erasmus+ Programme in order to:
teach at a partner university (STA mobility),
combine teaching and training mobility (STA/STT mobility),
participate in training to improve qualifications related to the nature of work at UEM (STT mobilities).
Any UEM employee may apply for the scholarship, regardless of their citizenship. The basis of employment must be an employment contract or a civil-law agreement.
The basis for an employee’s eligibility for mobility within the Erasmus+ Programme is the submission of the following documents to the University Erasmus+ Coordinator by the specified deadline:
in case of STA mobility:
in case of STT mobility:
The assessment and selection of candidates for the mobility is made by the Recruitment Committee consisting of the University and Departmental Erasmus+ Programme Coordinators.
Priority in granting the Erasmus+ scholarship for the STA mobility will be given to academic staff employed on the basis of appointment or employment contract, for whom UEM is the principal place of work. Priority in qualifying for mobility for staff meeting equally high quality criteria will be given to those leaving for the first time. The scholarship cannot be awarded to a person who is on sabbatical leave.
Priority will be given to non-academic staff, e.g. university administration staff, Erasmus+ programme coordinators, librarians, when granting an Erasmus+ scholarship for STT mobilities.
Each candidate applying for a scholarship within the Erasmus+ Programme has the right to appeal against the decision on qualification in writing, within 14 days from the date of drawing up the official list of candidates qualified for the mobility. The Rector of UEM is the appeal authority.
Mobility of UEM employees within the Erasmus+ Programme (STA and STT mobility) is automatically recognised as working time at the University. The completed mobility is taken into account during the periodic evaluation of an employee (academic teacher) and is recognised as an element of the professional development programme leading to the academic or professional promotion.
Partner Universities with which UEM conducts exchanges as part of the Erasmus+ Programme:
For the duration of the stay on STA and STT mobilities, staff members receive a scholarship awarded as part of the Erasmus+ Programme. The grant does not cover all costs connected with the journey and the stay at the partner university / host institution. It is supplementary and is intended to cover additional costs related to the mobility, stay abroad and accommodation.
The period of funding for mobility depends on the amount of funds granted to the University of Ecology and Management in Warsaw by the National Agency of the Erasmus+ Programme.
An employee who has not been granted a scholarship may realise the mobility without the Erasmus+ Programme funding.
The amount of the scholarship depends on the country to which an employee is going. According to the guidelines of the National Agency of the Erasmus+ Programme, in the academic year 2021/2022, the amount of the daily scholarship is:
| Country |
Daily scholarship rate mobilities for no more than 14 days |
Daily scholarship rate for more than 14 days |
|---|---|---|
| Partner Countries except for Countries from Region 5 and 14 | 180 EUR | 126 EUR |
| Group 1:
Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden and Countries from Region 14 (Faroe Islands, Switzerland, United Kingdom) |
180 EUR | 126 EUR |
| Group 2:
Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Spain, the Netherlands, Malta, Germany, Portugal, Italy and Countries from Region 5 (Andorra, Monaco, Vatican City State, San Marino) |
160 EUR | 112 EUR |
| Group 3:
Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, North Macedonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Hungary |
140 EUR | 98 EUR |
The staff members will also receive A LUMP SUM for travel costs to the place of mobility. The lump sum depends on the distance between the place of departure and the place of destination.
To calculate the lump sum for the return journey, the distance of the one-way journey is taken into account. Distance calculator developed by the European Commission and made available on the Erasmus+ website is used to calculate the distance.
For the academic year 2021/2022, the lump sum is:
| Distance | Travel lump sum | ,,Green Travel” |
|---|---|---|
| From 0 to 99 km | 23 EUR | – |
| From 100 to 499 km | 180 EUR | 210 EUR |
| From 500 to 1999 km | 275 EUR | 320 EUR |
| From 2000 to 2999 km | 360 EUR | 410 EUR |
| From 3000 to 3999 km | 530 EUR | 610 EUR |
| From 4000 to 7999 km | 820 EUR | – |
| From 8000 km or more | 1500 EUR | – |
Under the KA131/2021 project, employees who meet the “green travel” requirements can receive an additional €50 added to the standard travel lump sum. “Green travel” is travel using low-emission means of transport such as bus, train, bike or carpooling.
Those people who are interested in taking part in Erasmus+ programme at UEM are asked to contact with coordinators.
Olszewska 12 str., 00-792 Warsaw
Room no 13, 1st floor
telephone number: 22 825 80 34 / 22 825 80 35
e-mail: erasmus@wseiz.pl
Vice-Rector, dr Justyna Kłys, prof. WSEiZ
Rector’s Office of UEM
Olszewska 12 str., 00-792 Warsaw
telephone number: 22 825 80 32 / 22 825 80 33
e-mail: justyna.klys@wseiz.pl
The Dean, dr inż. Małgorzata Leszczyńska-Domańska, prof. WSEiZ
Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Architecture
Olszewska 12 str., 00-792 Warsaw
telephone number: 22 825 80 32 / 22 825 80 33
e-mail: m.leszczynska@wseiz.pl
Vice-Dean, dr inż. Ewelina Pałucka, prof. WSEiZ
Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Engineering and Management
Olszewska 12 str., 00-792 Warsaw
telephone number: 22 825 80 32 / 22 825 80 33
e-mail: ewelina.palucka@wseiz.edu.pl
mgr inż. Karolina Urban
Erasmus Office
Olszewska 12 str., 00-792 Warsaw
telephone number: 22 825 80 34 / 22 825 80 35 ext. 131
e-mail: karolina.urban@wseiz.pl
If you have any questions, we are at your disposal.
