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As the Erasmus+ Programme Coordinator and Head of the International Cooperation Office, I have the great pleasure of co-creating a space where cultures, languages, and ideas from across Europe (and beyond!) come together.

Together with our amazing international Erasmus+ students, we are building a community based on openness, collaboration, and mutual understanding. Every day brings new experiences, friendships, and perspectives that stay with us for a lifetime.

A big thank you to all participants for your energy, engagement, and willingness to share your cultures 💙
Thanks to you, our university is becoming a truly international place! 

We are delighted to host Erasmus+ students from Türkiye 🇹🇷, who have joined us at PANS as part of their international journey!

During their stay, our guests are experiencing academic life, discovering our culture, and building meaningful connections. As part of their mobility, they are also travelling to Hungary 🇭🇺 and Slovakia 🇸🇰, exploring new places and making unforgettable memories along the way.

It’s inspiring to see students connecting across cultures, sharing perspectives, and growing together — this is what Erasmus+ is all about! 💙

We’re proud to welcome our Turkish students and be part of their incredible adventure. 

Our international students from the Erasmus+ program, spending the summer semester 2025/2026 at PANS, had an unforgettable journey through Austria and the Czech Republic! 🇦🇹🇨🇿

From the imperial elegance of Vienna to the magical streets of Prague, this trip was filled with cultural discoveries, new friendships, and shared experiences that will last a lifetime. 💫

These moments show what Erasmus+ is all about — connecting people, exploring new places, and creating memories beyond borders. 

We are happy to share that Çindir Merve, a student from Sakarya University of Applied Sciences in Türkiye, is spending the summer semester of the 2025/2026 academic year at our university in Jarosław as part of the Erasmus+ programme 🇪🇺✨

Recently, Merve had the opportunity to explore the beautiful city of Gdańsk, where she discovered Poland’s rich history, stunning architecture, and the unique atmosphere of the Baltic coast 🌊🏰

Thank you for sharing your travel moments with us – we are glad that your experience in Poland is filled with such inspiring adventures! ❤️

#ErasmusPlus #InternationalStudents #StudyInPoland #Gdańsk #StudentLife 

Some time has already passed since we said goodbye to our Erasmus+ students at the end of the semester, but the memories of our last meeting are still very vivid. 🌍✨
Looking back at these photos, I am reminded how much energy, diversity, and inspiration you brought to our academic community at PANS. Your presence enriched our university not only in the classroom, but also through cultural exchange, new friendships, and shared experiences.
Erasmus+ is much more than mobility — it is about building lasting connections and broadening horizons. I hope your time with us will remain an important and positive chapter in your academic journey.
Thank you for being part of PANS. We miss you already and wish you continued success wherever your path leads! 💙 

AKZHAN BAZARBAY, an Erasmus+ student from Sakarya University of Applied Sciences attending PANS for the winter semester 2025/2026, has journeyed to Prague, Munich, Vienna, and Budapest. During their Erasmus+ mobility period, students like AKZHAN are able to travel and immerse themselves in the culture of their host country and neighboring areas. 

At the end of September we hosted Associate Professor Amalia Sturza, PhD from the Faculty of Construction, Cadastral Survey and Architecture of the University of Oradea.

The Romanian friend was welcomed by Magdalena Bojarska, Ph.D., Head of International Relations Office and Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator together with Marek Banaś, PhD - Dean of the Faculty of Technical Engineering of the State University of Applied Sciences in Jaroslaw.

Facilitating mobility for staff strengthens individual and institutional networks, fostering new contacts and the transfer of good practices.

By increasing mobility, the Erasmus+ program helps to expand opportunities for participants, contributing to the development of the knowledge, skills, and competences needed in a dynamic, multicultural society.

Thanks to this visit, we not only exchanged best practices and experiences with our long-time partner from Romania, but also gained an overview of the most important new technologies and the growing trend of their integration into higher education.

During the visit, many important aspects of cooperation were discussed. Thank you for visiting, and we look forward to seeing you again soon! 

Edagül As was participating in the Erasmus+ program across the academic calendar for the summer semester 2024/2025 as a student at PANS, representing Istanbul Gelisim University.

Erasmus+ students can travel within their mobility period to explore and experience the culture of their host country and surrounding regions. Representing Istanbul Gelisim University, this Erasmus+ participant from PANS was visiting both Rome, Florence and Louvre Museum. 

Recently, scientists from Mudanya University in Türkiye, specifically Şenay Sarmasoğlu Kilikçier and Yasemin Eda Tekin from the Faculty of Health Science - Department of Nursing, visited our university.

Magdalena Bojarska, Ph.D., who is the Head of the International Cooperation Department and Institutional Coordinator of the Erasmus+ Program at PANS in Jaroslaw, organized and hosted the visit from Mudanya University. The agenda included talks about bilateral international cooperation and a tour of the Medical Simulation Center involving officials and staff from the Faculty of Healthcare.

My guests were involved in the Staff Teaching Exchange Mobility at the State University of Applied Sciences in Jaroslaw within the Erasmus+ mobility program, in accordance with the bilateral agreement reached between the two institutions.

Mobility opportunities, such as this visit, provide teachers with global exposure, enhance their professional growth and skills, and promote the sharing of effective practices.

We are sharing additional images of our international students participating in the Erasmus+ program. This time, the spotlight is on Merve Demir, who has been enrolled at PANS for several months during the summer semester of the academic year 2024/25.

While studying at Istanbul Gelisim University, Merve Demir has participated in the Erasmus+ exchange program at PANS in Jaroslaw.

Throughout their mobility period, Erasmus+ participants can travel to immerse themselves in the culture of their host nation and its neighboring areas.