Warszawska Uczelnia Medyczna (Warsaw Medical University – WUMED) is located in a vibrant, multicultural city, shaping its distinctly innovative, entrepreneurial atmosphere and international vitality. In the past decade, WUMED has embraced increasing internationalization, welcoming many nationalities. This global perspective is evident in
European and international collaboration, along with the exchange of students and staff, is ingrained in our identity. Being part of our academic community means embodying the principles of engagement with society, world citizenship, connectivity and openmindedness.
The ongoing application for the new ECHE aligns with the formulation of WUMED's new Internationalization Strategy, serving as a crucial component of the university's future governance model.
Participating in the Erasmus+ Programme from 2021-2027 will enable WUMED to contribute to the European Education Area. The University aims to provide top-notch education, training, and employment opportunities within the European single market, benefiting students and staff. WUMED is committed to promote European cultural heritage. Priorities include implementing the European Student Card Initiative, promoting eco-friendly practices, encouraging inclusivity, and supporting civic engagement.
WUMED focuses on expanding foreign language programs at the bachelor and master levels. The University plans to increase international partnerships, especially within the Erasmus+ Programme, and aims for a 20% rise in EU country collaborations. The WUMED is keen on enhancing mobility opportunities, particularly for students with fewer opportunities, promoting diversity, and ensuring equal access.
The long-term impact includes increased attractiveness for international students, improved teaching quality, and the development of new teaching methods. WUMED strives to strengthen social and cultural competencies, promote tolerance, and shape intercultural skills. The University envisions contributing to sustainable development on local, regional, and international levels.
Through increased mobilities, WUMED plans to achieve sustainable development goals, with a focus on expanding student and staff exchanges. The University aims to become a hub for innovation, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in research and education. The Erasmus+ Programme is viewed as a catalyst for modernization and a vehicle for personal and professional development.
In conclusion, WUMED sees its participation in the Erasmus+ Programme as a transformative opportunity, not only for the institution but also for the region and local community, fostering collaboration, understanding, and progress.
Participating in the Erasmus+ Programme strengthens the vital link between education, research, and business, crucial for creating new fields of study and advancing our institution. This fosters a higher number of individuals with higher education diplomas. Quality education is enhanced by adapting curricula to meet the evolving demands of the economy, business, and the labor market, guided by insights from the Institutional Career Office. The emphasis on mobility and international cooperation elevates education quality, enabling students and staff to enhance professional skills, gain new experiences, and thrive in multicultural societies.
In a dynamic society, knowledge exchange and cooperation are essential for development. The commitment to delivering high-quality education and continuous community development at the university responds effectively to the demands of the modern economy and society.
KARTA ERASMUSA DLA SZKOLNICTWA WYŻSZEGO
dla Warszawskiej Uczelni Medycznej im. Tadeusza Koźluka
Prywatna Wyższa Szkoła Nauk Społecznych,
Komputerowych i Medycznych
ul. Bobrowiecka 9, 00-728 Warszawa
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