Poland is one of the most interesting European countries to experience the Erasmus mobility and to look for new job opportunities. It is a very attractive country not only because of its rich gastronomy, the history of its cities, and the affordable economic life for students, but also because of the great diversity of companies that abound in the country, its excellent education system, and the railway and air connections with other national and international destinations.
Located in the south of Poland, Kraków is one of the most visited and important cities in the country thanks to the excellent state of preservation of its buildings and its rich artistic and cultural heritage. It is a modern city that stands out for its unique architecture and impressive history. As a matter, its historic centre is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Acknowledged as a major economic and business centre in Europe, Kraków has a large number of companies where Connecting Europe offers internships to many students every year. Both the transport and the industrial sectors are worth a special mention, making Kraków one of the richest places in Poland.
Kraków is budget-friendly, and its geographical location motivates many young people to travel and visit other nearby cities and countries. Locals are very friendly and although the official language is Polish, learning and improving English in this city is one of the highlights thanks to the large number of international students who decide to carry out their Erasmus program here.
Located in western Poland, Wroclaw is one of the most developed cities in the country. Picturesque and famous for its University, one of the oldest in Central Europe, more and more students choose this destination every year thanks to its remarkable educational and cultural offer.
In terms of the economy, Wroclaw has a significant professional market thanks to the diverse business nucleus in the city, especially the extensive network of industrial estates located in the surroundings. This is one of the main reasons for Connecting Europe to offer a wide range of internships in Wroclaw.
Living and studying in Wroclaw is a very rewarding experience. It is a geographically well-located city characterised by friendly and polite people. Furthermore, it is a great place to improve your English skills thanks to the great number of young international students who choose this place every year to do their Erasmus internships.
Located in the south of Poland, on the upper reaches of the Warta River, Częstochowa is considered one of the most important pilgrimage centres in the world, thanks to the Jasna Góra monastery, which houses the Madonna of Częstochowa, the ‘Black Madonna’, the most revered relic in the country.
Today, the city is a major industrial and academic centre, excelling in international trade, IT, transport, and logistics sectors. It also preserves an important historical centre, distinguished by its outstanding architecture. All this contributes to making it an emerging destination for many students worldwide, who choose this city for the Erasmus internships organised by Connecting Europe.
