Curricula, projects

The university is a partner of a number of European universities in the project of the ERASMUS+ program. According to the terms of the project, students of the II-IV courses of the bachelor's degree (IV course - only 1 semester) and the first year of the master's degree have the opportunity to study at a partner university during 1 semester of 2024/2025:

• Wroclaw University of Economics (Poland) - 1 student of economic specialties; deadline – July 1;
• John Paul II University of Krakow (Republic of Poland) - 2 students ("Tourism", "Journalism"), 1 person of administrative staff, 1 teacher; deadline – June 20;
• Polytechnic University in Opole (Republic of Poland) – 2 students majoring in economics; 2 teachers, 1 administrative staff person; deadline – May 5;
• University of Strasbourg (French Republic) – 2 students; 1 teacher, 1 administrative staff person; deadline – April 4;
• University of Košice (Slovakia) – 2 students (only IV course of Computer Science), 2 teachers, 1 administrative staff person; deadline – May 5;
• University of Castilla La Mancha (Spain) – 2 students; 2 teachers, 1 padministrative staff person; deadline – June 5.

Candidates (STUDENTS) must meet the following requirements:

• be a university student;
• speak English at least B2 level.

The winners of the competition will be paid a monthly stipend and travel expenses will be reimbursed from the project funds.

To obtain an individual grant for study at the above-mentioned universities it is necessary to apply to the Center of International Education and Cooperation of the University by August 20 (inclusive) for studies in the first semester and by October 20 (inclusive) for studies in the second semester (Tugan-Baranovskogo 10, room 219) the following documents IN ENGLISH:

• resume/CV (Europass format);
• photocopy of foreign passport;
• a certificate of study at LUTE;
• a transcript with grades and credits from each subject (Transcript of Records), certified by the dean's office;
• a certificate (if available) confirming knowledge of the English language not lower than B1 level (preference will be given to official certificates such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc.);
• motivation letter (maximum volume – 1 page of A4 format).

All documents must be submitted in paper form to the Center of International Education and Cooperation.

Any documents submitted after the specified deadline will not be considered.

Please note that each participant independently covers insurance costs and costs related to obtaining a residence permit in the host country during mobility.

The selection of students nominated for participation in the mobility program will be carried out by LUTE according to the following criteria:

• academic performance (50%);
• knowledge of a foreign language (30%);
• motivation (10%);
• social activity / involvement in scientific activity (10%).

Enrollment procedure. The Center of International Education and Cooperation informs participants about the results of the competition. Preference will be given to students who have not yet participated in the ERASMUS+ mobility program. Based on the selection criteria (the participant receives points for each separate item of the criteria), a ranking list of the strongest candidates is formed in descending order, which allows for the subsequent formation of a list of nominated candidates for participation in the mobility program and a reserve list. Applicants with the highest scores are interviewed at the Center of International Education and Cooperation. After the interview, the Center sends a list of nominated persons to the university that accepts mobility participants within the framework of the ERASMUS+ program. The final decision on acceptance or rejection of nominated candidates is made by the host party. In case of refusal to participate in the mobility program of a nominated person, participants from the reserve list are submitted for consideration by the host university, in accordance with the order of priority in the ranking list.

The university is a partner of a number of European universities in the project of the ERASMUS+ program. According to the terms of the project, students of the II-III courses of the bachelor's degree and the first year of the master's degree have the opportunity to study at a partner university during the II semester of 2023/2024:

- Wroclaw University of Economics (Poland) - 2 students of economic specialties, 2 teachers, 1 person of administrative staff;

- John Paul II University of Krakow (Republic of Poland) - 3 students ("Tourism"), 1 person of administrative staff, 1 teacher;

- Polytechnic University in Opole (Republic of Poland) – 2 students majoring in economics; 2 teachers, 1 person of administrative staff.

Candidates (STUDENTS) must meet the following requirements:

- be a university student;

- speak English at least B2 level.

The winners of the competition will be paid a monthly stipend and travel expenses will be reimbursed from the project funds.

To obtain an individual grant for study at the above-mentioned universities it is necessary to apply to the Center of International Education and Cooperation of the University by August 20 (inclusive) for studies in the first semester and by October 20 (inclusive) for studies in the second semester (Tugan-Baranovskogo 10, room 219) the following documents IN ENGLISH:

- resume/CV (Europass format);

- photocopy of foreign passport;

- a certificate of study at LUTE;

- a transcript with grades and credits from each subject (Transcript of Records), certified by the dean's office;

- a certificate (if available) confirming knowledge of the English language not lower than B1 level (preference will be given to official certificates such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc.);

- motivation letter (maximum volume – 1 page of A4 format).

All documents must be submitted in paper form to the Center of International Education and Cooperation.

Any documents submitted after the specified deadline will not be considered.

Please note that each participant independently covers insurance costs and costs related to obtaining a residence permit in the host country during mobility.

The selection of students nominated for participation in the mobility program will be carried out by LUTE according to the following criteria:

- academic performance (50%);

- knowledge of a foreign language (30%);

- motivation (10%);

- social activity / involvement in scientific activity (10%).

Enrollment procedure. The Center of International Education and Cooperation informs participants about the results of the competition. Preference will be given to students who have not yet participated in the ERASMUS+ mobility program. Based on the selection criteria (the participant receives points for each separate item of the criteria), a ranking list of the strongest candidates is formed in descending order, which allows for the subsequent formation of a list of nominated candidates for participation in the mobility program and a reserve list. Applicants with the highest scores are interviewed at the Center of International Education and Cooperation. After the interview, the Center sends a list of nominated persons to the university that accepts mobility participants within the framework of the ERASMUS+ program. The final decision on acceptance or rejection of nominated candidates is made by the host party. In case of refusal to participate in the mobility program of a nominated person, participants from the reserve list are submitted for consideration by the host university, in accordance with the order of priority in the ranking list.

The University is a partner of a number of European universities in the ERASMUS+ project. According to the terms of the project, 2-3 year students have the opportunity to study at a partner university during the academic year 2022/2023:

• roclaw University of Economics (Republic of Poland) - 1 student of economic specialties, 2 administrative staff, 1 teacher;
• Jan Paul II University of Krakow (Poland) - 2 students (Journalism), 2 administrative staff, 1 lecturer;
• Opole University of Technology (Poland) - 2 students of economic specialties; 2 administrative staff.
• University of Timisoara (Romania) - participation in the ERASMUS+ week - 2 administrative staff.

Candidates (STUDENTS) should meet the following requirements:

• be a university student;
• have English language skills not lower than B1 level.

The winners of the competition will receive a monthly stipend and reimbursement of travel expenses at the expense of the project.
To obtain an individual grant to study at the above universities until August 20 for the first semester and until November 25 for the second semester, it is necessary to submit to the Center of International Education and Cooperation (Tugan-Baranovskoho, 10, room 219) the following documents in ENGLISH:

• CV (Europass format);
• photocopy of the foreign passport;
• certificate of study at LUTE;
• Transcript of Records, certified by the dean's office;
• certificate (if any) confirming knowledge of English not lower than B1 level (preference will be given to official certificates such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc;)
• motivation letter (maximum length - 1 A4 page).

All documents must be submitted in paper form to the Center for International Education and Cooperation.
Any documents submitted after the deadline will not be accepted for consideration.
Please note that each participant is responsible for covering the costs of insurance and expenses related to obtaining a residence permit in the host country during mobility.
The selection of students nominated for participation in the mobility program will be carried out by LUTE according to the following criteria:

• academic performance (50%);
• knowledge of a foreign language (30%);
• motivation (10%);
• social activity / involvement in scientific activities (10%).

Enrollment procedure. The Center of International Education and Cooperation informs participants about the results of the competition. Preference will be given to students who have not yet participated in the ERASMUS+ mobility program. Based on the selection criteria (for each individual point of the criteria, the participant receives points), a ranking list of the strongest candidates is formed in descending order, which allows subsequently to form a list of nominated candidates for participation in the mobility program and a reserve list. Applicants with the highest scores are interviewed at the Center of International Education and Cooperation. After the interview, the Center sends the list of nominated persons to the university that accepts participants of mobility within the ERASMUS+ program. The final decision on the acceptance or non-acceptance of the nominated candidates is made by the host university. In case of refusal to participate in the mobility program of the nominated person, participants from the reserve list are submitted for consideration by the host university, according to the order of priority in the ranking list.