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Tomasz Łodygowski
Innovative programs of international cooperation
• Electronics and Telecommunications At PUT
Specialization: Information and Communication Technologies
• Engineering Management
Specialization: Engineering with Commerce
Master’s degree
• Electronics and Telecommunications
Specialization: Information and Communication Technologies
• Engineering Management
Specialization: Corporate Management
• Computing
Specialization: Software Engneering
• Computing
Specialization: Smart Aerospace and Autonomus Systems/double degree
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Bachelor’s degree
• Mechanical Engineering At PUT
Specialization: Product Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Gas Technology and Renewable Energy
• Architecture
• Mechatronics
Specialization: Mechatronic Constructions
• Civil Engineering
Specialization: Structural Engineering
• Civil Engineering
Specialization: Construction Technology Management
• Chemical Technology
Specialization: Composites and Nanomaterials
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PhD programs at PUT
• Chemical Technology , Faculty of Chemical Technology.
• Civil Engineering and the Environment, Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
• Doctoral Studies of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
• Management and Production Systems, Faculty of Engineering Management.
• Mechanical and Operating Engineering, Faculty of Machines and Transport,
• Modern Electrical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.
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• Telecommunication Technologies, Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications.
• Theoretical and Practical Problems of Automatic Control and Robotics, Faculty of Computing.
• Theoretical and Practical Problems of Computing, Faculty of Computing
• Interdisciplinary doctoral studies - Materials Science, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Management, Faculty of Technical Physics, Faculty of Chemical Technology
• Interdisciplinary doctoral studies – Nanotechnology, Faculty of Chemical Technology (PUT), Faculty of Technical Physics, Faculty of Chemical Technology (AMU)
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PhD programs at PUT
Under the new Erasmus+ programme, the EU will offer Ukrainians more opportunities
to benefit from grants for student mobility, academic cooperation, and youth exchanges.
• Over 4,000 young Ukrainians are expected to benefit from
university exchanges under Erasmus+ , and staff will also receive grants for training and teaching opportunities abroad.
Ukrainian students and universities will be eligible for scholarships to follow full joint Master's degrees offered by consortia of European universities.
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More than 7,000 Ukrainians will also receive EU support to participate in youth exchanges, in the European Voluntary
Service or through funding for the mobility of youth workers.
The new scholarship program is built on the basis of the ideas similar to Erasmus and Erasmus+ programs, which allow students to complete part of the studies in one of the European Union countries.
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Polish Erasmus for Ukraine
The program is directed primarily to young people in areas currently experiencing military activities within the Lugansk
and Donetsk regions and from the Crimea.
includes above all the following fields of studies: management, European studies, economics,
administration.
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The cost of the program is over 10.7 mln PLN. Financing by the Polish government will cover Bachelor, Master’s and PhD courses at Polish Universities, as well as the living expenses during the stay in Poland.
These scholarships are directed to all residents of Ukraine, however preference will be given to applicants from the areas affected by military activities who have lost their ability to support themselves.
One hundred scholarships for Ukrainians who live in the areas of military activities are still available this year, and a further four hundred will be available for Ukrainian students in 2015 – this is what is proposed as aid by the Polish government for students from Ukraine. Starting from winter semester the first hundred Ukrainian students (who have completed the second year of their Bachelor degree – Bakalaureat) will commence their free-of-charge studies in Poland. They will also receive 900 PLN scholarship for living expenses.
From January 2015 the next stage of the program will commence with 400 students (who have completed their second or fourth year of their Bachelor degree) being able to continue their Bachelor and Master’s studies in Poland.
The scholarships are also directed towards PhD students from Ukraine. Fifty people authorized to undertake post-graduate studies are first of all students of universities cooperating with Polish partners.
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Currently students from Ukraine form the largest group of foreign student in Poland: 42 per cent. In the academic year of 2013/2014 fifteen thousand Ukrainian students studied in our country, four thousand of whom already receive various forms of financing (exemption from tuition fees, scholarships).
Useful information for Ukrainian students in Poland is available on a special website prepared by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education: www.go-poland.pl. It is also available in Ukrainian: www.go-poland.pl/uk.
Master’s degree Ukrainian student
My name is Oleksii, and I'm from Ukraine. I came to Poland for master degree studies and fortunately passed to Poznan University of Technology. Being a telecommunication’s engineer I've chosen ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) group, where all courses are conducted in English. Now I am finishing the studies and preparing for diploma exam. I can definietly recommend Poznan University of Technology for everybody who wants to get quality technical education. There are all modern facilities for studying, supplied with the strong and qualified support of the staff. I think for a foreigner PUT is a perfect place to study, get new experience and develop professional skills. 13
Oleksii Fedorenko-магістрант
Мене звуть Олексій, і я з України. Я приїхав до Польщі щоб отримати ступінь магістра, і на щастя поступив в Політехніку Познаньську. Будучи інженерем звя'зку я вибрав групу ICT, де всі предмети викладаються англійською мовою. Зараз я закінчую навчання та готуюсь до захисту диплому. Я дійсно можу порадити Політехніку Познаньську всім кто хоче отримати якісну технічну освіту. В університеті є сучасна техніка та надається сильна та кваліфікована підтримка зі сторони персоналу. Я вважаю, для іноземних студентів це ідеальне місце для навчання, здобуття нового досвіду та професійних навичок.
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Research and innovation are increasingly interlinked internationally, in a landscape that has been changing rapidly. Alongside industrialised countries, emerging economies have been strengthening their research and innovation systems. The new International Cooperation strategy focuses on research and innovation, in areas of common interest and mutual benefit.
Horizon 2020 the EU Framework programme
for Research and Innovation
The goal is to ensure Europe produces world-class science, removes barriers to innovation and makes it easier for the public
and private sectors to work together in delivering innovation.
Horizon 2020 is the biggest EU Research and Innovation programme ever with nearly €80 billion of
funding available over 7 years (2014 to 2020).
By coupling research and innovation, Horizon 2020 is helping to achieve this with its emphasis on excellent
science, industrial leadership and tackling societal challenges.
As a core part of Europe 2020, Innovation Union & European Research Area, Horizon 2020 aims at:
• Responding to the economic crisis to invest in future jobs and growth;
• Addressing people’s concerns about their livelihoods, safety and environment;
• Strengthening the EU’s global position in research, innovation and technology.
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Mainly, Horizon 2020 is composed out of three main pillars:
• PRIORITY 1 EXCELLENT SCIENCE
• PRIORITY 2 INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP
• PRIORITY 3 SOCIETAL CHALLENGES
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PARTICIPATION OF UKRAINE IN HORIZON 2020
Ukraine belongs to the group of non-EU countries automatically eligible for financing.
However, Ukrainian applicants must observe the general rules of participation, the most important of them being the „minimum 3 independent legal entities from 3 different
member or associated countries” one, i.e. an Ukrainian partner plays the role of an additional partner provided other special conditions are requested in dedicated calls.
Visegrad Scholarship Program (VSP)
The International Visegrad Fund offers :
Master’s and Post-Master’s scholarships awarded to selected scholars for periods of 1 or 2 semesters.
Given the annual budget of €1,190,800, the Fund will award over 300 semesters in total in the academic year 2014/2015.
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Visegrad Scholarship - basic conditions
• Applicants have successfully completed at least 6 semesters
of university studies (applies only to Malevel applicants)
• There is no age limit and scholars can apply even if they are
no longer studying
• Applicants must be citizens of one of the following
countries/territories: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Rep., Georgia, Hungary,
Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Russia,
Serbia, Slovakia, or Ukraine • Applicants approach the host university/institute themselves
• Applicants apply on-line and send the signed application form
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Stefan Banach scholarship
The Stefan Banach Scholarship Programme for Master-degree studies is addressed to graduates and last year students of Bachelor studies in the fields of science, natural sciences, technical studies, economics, European studies/European law.
Eligible to apply are students from six Eastern Partnership countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova
and Ukraine.
The 2013 scholarship programme is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
The scheme’s patron is the outstanding Polish mathematician Stefan Banach, who lived in Lwow and founded the branch of mathematics called functional analysis.
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Stefan Banach scholarship
To take part in the programme candidate must:
• be a citizen of and be resident in one of the Eastern Partnership countries;
• be a graduate or last year student of Bachelor studies in the fields of science, natural sciences, technical studies, economics, European studies/European law;
• choose a Polish university and an academic course it offers.
Students who successfully qualify will continue their education in Poland during two-year Master-degree studies.
•more information about the programme - Bureau for Academic Recognition and International Exchange attached to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education (www.buwiwm.edu.pl). 25
Stefan Banach scholarship
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