Under the Agreement with National Agency, Pomeranian Academy has fulfilled 32 mobilities (including 7 STA , 14 SMS, 11 mobilities for students with maintenance grant. Despite we tried, we could not manage to fulfil the SMP (3).AP has accepted 24 students from abroad, 10 staff from foreign universities, including 6 teachers and 4 administrative employees . As the host institution we provided not only high level of teaching, but also provided strong scientific ideas exchange. Both groups of beneficiaries, students and teachers enrich their personal development, started new contacts, developed language skills. Pomeranian University is still cooperating with current partners.

In a project connected with KA103 agreement, which lasted for 16 months and ended in September this year, the Pomeranian University in Slupsk realized 31 mobilities (including ex. 10 STA mobilities, 5 SMS mobilities covered by the POWER Program). 21 students took part in a project and have been to Germany, Spain, Hungary and one student chose a clinic in Germany to do her traineeship. The project's main purpose was our students and lecturers integration with partner universities via learning about new culture, rules and traditions binding in other countries. Inasmuch unemployment is a real danger for our students, project could help them to achieve necessary skills. Our university decided to put emphasis on promoting Erasmus+ programme by informational posters, leaflets that encourage students to join the project, meetings for them and information seen on our website. Students interested in taking part in the project got enough help with filling in documents and being in touch with partner university. Certainly, contribution in this programme impacted on them and gave long-term profits: students are always satisfied after getting back to the home university and admitted that they learn how to be more independent, they also improved their language skills and after meeting with another culture they significantly increased their knowledge. This year we hosted 78 students in total mainly from Turkey, but also from Spain, Slovakia, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania.

W projekcie umowy KA103 , który trwał 16 miesięcy i zakończył się we wrześniu br., Akademia Pomorska w Słupsku zrealizowała 34 mobilności (w tym m.in. 10 wyjazdów STA, 3 wyjazdy SMS finansowane z Programu POWER).Projekt miał na celu integrację studentów oraz pracowników uczelni macierzystej z partnerską poprzez poznanie nowej kultury, zasad panujących w danym kraju, tradycji. Nasza uczelnia postawiła nacisk na promocję programu Erasmus+ przez plakaty informacyjne, ulotki zachęcające do udziału w projekcie, spotkania skierowane do studentów, informacje pojawiające się na stronie internetowej oraz w mediach społecznościowych . Studenci, którzy wyrazili zainteresowanie wyjazdem, otrzymali pomoc w wypełnieniu dokumentów i kontakcie z uczelnią przyjmującą. Z pewnością udział w programie wpłynął na studentów i przyniósł korzyści długoterminowe: uczniowie są usatysfakcjonowani po powrocie i przyznają, że nauczyli się samodzielności, znacząco poprawili komunikację w języku obcym, po zetknięciu z inną kulturą poszerzyli swoją wiedzę.

This is a project for higher education student and staff mobility between Programme Countries and Partner Countries. Please consult the website of the organisation to obtain additional details.

Under the Erasmus+ Program, Pomeranian University realized 35 mobilities (including: 13 SMS mobilities, 5 SMP mobilities, 6 SMS mobilities covered by the Power Program, 9 STA mobilities funded by Erasmus+ Program and 2 STA mobilities funded from University's financial means). For the first time, the University conducted student mobility for traineeships. In general, mobilities enjoy popularity, especially among academic staff, therefore we decided to conduct more mobilities which were covered by the University. Furthermore, students and lecturers of partner Universities are more and more willing to visit us under the Program. In the academic year 2015/16, we hosted 41 students from the following countries: Turkey, Spain, Romania, Greece as well as 12 academic staff from Turkey, Romania, Czech Republic and Lithuania.