Lifelong Learning Program/ Erasmus

LLP/Erasmus is a European Union program supporting the international cooperation in children, teenage and adult education.  The main aim of the program is to improve the post-secondary education and strengthen the European education in universities - through supporting the international cooperation among universities and developing the student exchange in Europe.

Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu - National-Louis University is a participant of the LLP/Erasmus program making it possible for their students to participate in study programs at over 30 foreign Universities.  Every student going abroad within the program receives a grant which as a rule provides additional financing of the costs covering the travel and stay abroad.  A great advantage for students comes from the fact that universities have an agreement about the study program which facilitates the transfer of the study program from abroad.  A complete fulfillment of the agreed program guarantees that the period of study and classes are accepted by the home school. 

LLP/Erasmus is not only a possibility of studying abroad, it is a program presenting attractive chances to develop your professional career, get to know a new culture, various people and develop knowledge in a foreign language. 

Since 2000, more than 215 people have gone on foreign scholarships with the LLP/Erasmus program.  WSB-NLU actively cooperates within the framework of this program with twenty-seven higher schools:  Tietgen Business College (Denmark), Fachlochschule Osnabrueck, Fachlochschule Hof (Germany), Uniersidad de Navarra (Spain), Hogskolan Dalarna (Sweden), FHS Kufstein Tirol (Austria), Grenoble Graduate School of Business (France) Groupe ESC Chambery (France), Hame Polytechnic (Finland), Agder University College (Norway), University of Applied Sciences Aargau (Switzerland), Beerufsakademie Karlsruhe (Germany), Universita degli Stude del Molise and Stockholm School of Economics in Riga, Siualai University (Lithuania), University of National and World Economy (Bulgaria), Grenoble Ecole de Management (France), Pole Univesitaire Leonard de Vince (France), Fontys University of Professional Education (Holland), Letterkenny Institute of Technology (Ireland), Business College in Higher Education (Lithuania), Vilnius Business College (Lithuania), Riga Stradina University (Lotvia), University of Priorska (Slovenia), Suleyman Demirel University (Turkey), Bahcesehir University (Turkey), Peces University (Hungary), Cyprus College (Cyprus), Masaryk University (The Czech Republic), Business School Ostrave (The Czech Republic), Comenius University (Slovakia).