Coming to Poland with Erasmus?

Are there anybody or any topic to give information to a student who thinks to come Poland with Erasmus?

This topic is waiting for help for 2 days.. For information about Wroclaw

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them put international

What do you want to know ?

there is not much we can tell you that you cannot find via your erasmus officers in your home college. they will give you the contacts for the university you wish to study in and you will find better information suitable for your query.

I don't ask about contacts and don't trying to make contacts because I already have one:

Wroclaw University of Technology.

My questions are generally about Poland and Wroclaw actually,as many other friends(we are four friends considering to come)

What is the rate of English(as a foreign language) speaking people in Poland? I mean,will our comminication be easy?

How is the city of Wroclaw and the university? Is it a well-known university in Poland?

Is the city developed in industry?

What are the characteristics of this city and people of there?

Are there many Erasmus students or foreigners in the city?

As you see,my questions are about Poland and Wroclaw. So everybody can write answers to the topic.

Finally I will look forward to talk with someone who are from Wroclaw. Is there any?

go ahead

Surely,you don't have to answer all questions. You can answer which you want.

I have been looking to get help in this site for 10 days,but unfortunately there is no useful information. Still waiting for help,Polish!!

Few people are really fluent, but most of young people understand basic things.




Politechnika ? It's maybe not the best, but definately quite good.




In last years It's the second (after Warsaw) fastest developing city in Poland.



I'm not, but there are some on the forum.

Hi, i'm from Wroclaw, and I'll try to help you, but later (when I finish my job). So be patience

Regards!

ps. I'm sure that you will be satisfied when you arrive to our country!

Hi

i am thinking going to the Politechnika Śląska in gliwice.

also if someone of this zone are available i will be pleased

thanks

Khan, i'll answer to only two of your questions because Grzegorz answered for the rest and I don't want double it. You asked what are the characteristics of this city and people of there? In few words: Wroclaw is often called a polish Venice - we have more than 100 bridges in our city because of river Odra which flow through the city. Besides we have here a lot of beautiful places with many climatic (with an uniqe atmosphere) pubs (I recommend you one them, called Mleczarnia by the Wlodkowica street), lots of cinemas and theaters. There are a lot of parks too, so you can have a rest on a fresh air, if the wheather allow to do it of course People in Wroclaw are very friendly, especial students. I recommend you to find living room near Wittigowo (it's by the Wroblewskiego street) - it's a camp of study houses (without comment ) or Grunwaldzki square (there are a lot of study houses too). I'm sure that you don't waste your time if you come to Wroclaw
You asked are there many Erasmus students or foreigners in the city? The answer is: YES YES YES! You will have an ocasion to meet people from many many coutries.

I am looking for some one with the name of "pestka". Can you help me?

I am not sure how is it now, but at the time I was studying at the Wrocław University (3yrs ago), the Polytechnics was in the top three technical unis in Poland.
Plus, Wrocław is the most brilliant city to go to. Student life is vibrant, the city itself beautiful and exciting... Definitely go, Khan!

and now, something completely different:

officially, Politechnika translates to University of Technology
used to be called Technical Univ. but some wise guys have introduced the correct naming of those institutions

Hi i have been study at Politechnika Ślaska and i was as exchange student in Brunel University (West London)

do you still need some advice??

at which department are you studing??

Cheers, Glowa :D