Ambassador Krzysztof Dobrowolski was delighted to host researchers from the Faculty of Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering at Kielce University of Technology – Tomasz Kozior and Damian Gogolewski – and representatives of UniKL Malaysia Italy Design Institute – Sangeeth Suresh and Mohd Zaid Abu Yazid.
On October 9, 2025, Kielce University of Technology officially welcomed new international students. They are mostly participants in the Erasmus+ exchange program, but also new regular students who will begin their education at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automation, and Computer Science. The head of the Department of Staff Development and International Cooperation, Mrs. Anna Kasztelewicz, made a short welcome speech and introduced members of the authorities, faculty coordinators, and the department staff who support international students daily.
The member of the Student Government of KUT Mr Mateusz Zelik with another buddies encouraged new students to participate in events and activities organized at the university.
Mrs. Michalina Mikołajczyk gave the students a presentation about the basic rules of studying at KUT as well as interesting facts about Kielce and the region. Then all the students posed for a group photo with the national emblems of Turkey, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Congo, Canada, Chad, Egypt, Malaysia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Yemen.
We wish all students to have a wonderful time full of unforgettable experiences and impressions, and we are convinced that studying at KUT gives you many opportunities for mental growth and great fun.
Until October 31, 2025, you can apply for the supplementary recruitment for Erasmus+ exchanges for studying abroad during the 2025/26 academic year. This is a great opportunity to spend the summer semester at one of our partner universities. supplementary recruitment for Erasmus+ exchanges for studying abroad
Each participant receives an Erasmus+ grant of 600–670 EUR/month (depending on the destination country), plus a travel allowance.
For those interested in Erasmus+ traineeships, applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The grant amounts to 750–820 EUR/month, plus a travel allowance.
An additional grant of 250 EUR/month is available for students who:
receive a social scholarship,
have a disability certificate.
More information is available on our website:
👉 https://erasmus.tu.kielce.pl/witamy/studenci/
Integrating international students with the local community and developing intercultural competencies is one of the key aims of the Erasmus+ program. The department of Staff development and International Cooperation organizes event and regional trips at least once a semester, which fulfill these goals.
On 22 of May 2025 took place the trip to the Krzyżtopór Castle in Ujazd, attended by the Vice-Rector of Science dr hab inż. Rafał Jurecki prof.PŚk, the Erasmus+ coordinator for the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatic Control and Computer Science – dr inż. Dorota Wiraszka, as well international students participating in the student exchange program under the Erasmus+, regular international students of Kielce University of Technology and Polish students who regularly assist students from other countries to settle at KUT and integrating to academic community.
The main attraction of the trip was visiting the largest ruin in Europe – the Krzyżtopór castle. The students learned about the difficult fate of this magnificent building, and thus about elements of Polish history. The group from KUT was officially welcomed at the castle gate by members of the knights’ brotherhood. The students had the opportunity to watch a saber duel as well as dances from the castle heyday. They also tried hand and fencing and danced the 17th –century pavane in the ruin of ballroom. Afterwards the group went to Opatów, where by visiting 12th-century collegiate church, the foreign guests had chance to learn about the town’s story and important residents, such as Chancellor Krzysztof Szydłowiecki.
The dinner was an opportunity to reword those who particularly support the Department
of Staff Development and International Cooperation in the integration of foreign students, whether in educational process, such as dr inż. Dorota Wiraszka, or in everyday social integration process, like Polish Students of Kielce University of Technology and members of students’ government: Ms. Victoriia Oasdcha, Mr Patryk Żółowicz, Mr Piotr Tkaczewski, Mr Mateusz Zelik. Their involvement and openness have allowed foreign students feel like full and equal members of the KUTs’ community. We warmly encourage other students to become active buddies for students from other countries, and to have the opportunity to practice communication in foreign language and gain new friends from over the world.
Students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automation, and Computer Science at Kielce University of Technology participated in the Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) titled Smart Home Energy Control System Using the JUNG Home Platform, held from May 12 to 16, 2025. The event was organized by Klaipėda State University of Applied Sciences. BIP programmes are aimed at first- and second-cycle students, as well as participants of doctoral schools. Each participant of a BIP course receives a minimum of 3 ECTS credits.
