The students from Bulgeria, Spain, Romenia, Hungary and Turkey have just started an academic year at Radom Academy of Economics as part of the international exchange programme: “Erasmus”.  The students came to Radom from 22 partnership institutions.

Erasmus Programme is an educational programme of the European Union which aims at gaining and expanding qualifications as well as improving the European standard of Higher Education. The Erasmus Programme is a programme destined for the academic institutions, students and both administrative and academic staff. It promotes the international mutual cooperation of higher institutions, mobile exchanges of students and staff as well it provides numerous opportunities for participating in various projects with foreign partnership institutions.

Erasmus Programme started its activity in 1987 as a programme of students’ exchanges. Despite the fact that its scope and objectives have broadened in the next years, its main purpose is still the same: “Developing international cooperation between the institutions of higher education”.

Poland has been participating in the following programme since 1998/99. In 1995-2006, Erasmus was part of the Socrates Programme and since 2007/2008 has been part of the Lifelong Learning Programme which aims at improving its quality, standard, attractiveness and facilitating the international educational exchange.

A document entitling institutions of Higher Education to participate in the following programme is Erasmus University Charter which is a kind of a document that allows an institution to apply for funds that are used to cover the costs of particular actions taken as part of Erasmus Programme.

Radom Academy of Economics has been the holder of Erasmus University Charter since 2004.

We are 105^th partnership institution in Europe.

We would like to invite all students and RAE administrative and academic workers to take part in the following programme!