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Erasmus+

Economics

Browse Erasmus+ course units offered at Kujawy and Pomorze University including for Economics courses. Learn about ECTS credits and academic information for incoming students.

Course catalogue

Choose your Erasmus+ courses at KPU

The Erasmus+ course list helps incoming students plan their study period at Kujawy and Pomorze University in Bydgoszcz. The current course offer includes Economics modules, practical language courses, intercultural learning and Polish language and culture classes.

Before finalising your Learning Agreement, please check the number of ECTS credits, course availability and any programme-specific requirements with the International Office.

Erasmus+ Course List

Economics, Finance and Accounting courses for Erasmus+ students

Browse available Economics, Finance and Accounting course units, ECTS credits and academic information that will help you prepare your Learning Agreement..

Faculty Faculty of Law, Social Sciences & Humanities
Programme Economics, Finance and Accounting
Academic system ECTS credits
Arrival guidelines Erasmus+ Student Guide Open the guide
Course availability, final timetables and the opening of selected alternative modules should be confirmed with the International Office before preparing or updating the Learning Agreement.

Course Set I: Fall Semester

70 ECTS
Course unit ECTS Lecturer
Accounting5Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Earnings Management2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Economics of Sustainable Development5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Elements of Communication and Dialogue in Management2Tomasz Sińczak PhD
Employee Motivation Process2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
European Integration within the International Economics2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Financial Analysis4Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Fundamentals of Economics2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Human Capital Management7Tomasz Sińczak PhD
Logistics Basics6Tomasz Sińczak PhD
Microeconomics5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Modern Management Methods4Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Organization and Management5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Personal and Individual Determinants of Work Motivation2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Preparation of Projects for the European Union3Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Social Policy and Social Insurance System3Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Structural Funds and the System of Financing EU Projects5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
The Labour Market in Poland and the European Union2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Intercultural Workshop2Elżbieta Sukowska
Polish Language and Culture2Elżbieta Sukowska

Course Set II: Spring Semester

70 ECTS
Course unit ECTS Lecturer
Accounting5Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Critical Thinking2Tomasz Kalaga PhD
Earnings Management2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Economics of Sustainable Development5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Employee Motivation Process2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
European Integration within the International Economics2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Financial Analysis4Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Fundamentals of Economics2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Introduction to Jurisprudence5Tomasz Kowalczyk PhD
Microeconomics5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Modern Management Methods4Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Organization and Management5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Personal and Individual Determinants of Work Motivation2Sylwia Czakowska PhD
Preparation of Projects for the European Union3Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Protection of Human Rights3Tomasz Kowalczyk PhD
Roman Law7Tomasz Kowalczyk PhD
Social Policy and Social Insurance System3Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Structural Funds and the System of Financing EU Projects5Dariusz Czakowski PhD
The Labour Market in Poland and the European Union2Dariusz Czakowski PhD
Intercultural Workshop2Elżbieta Sukowska
Polish Language and Culture2Elżbieta Sukowska

Intercultural workshop (Fall & Spring)

Designed for curious, globally minded students, this workshop blends inspiring theory with hands‑on practice, helping participants navigate diverse cultural settings with ease. You’ll explore essential ideas such as culture, multiplicity, multinationality, ethnicity and cross‑cultural understanding — all through the lens of real voices shaping today’s interconnected world.

Anchored in the vibrant context of Polish culture, the course also supports you in feeling at home during your stay, offering insights that make everyday life more intuitive, enjoyable and meaningful.

2 ECTS 15 h

Polish language and culture (Fall & Spring)

The course offers an engaging introduction to the Polish language, giving students the essential tools to communicate confidently in everyday situations. Through a clear focus on practical vocabulary and fundamental structures, participants quickly gain the ability to handle common interactions and navigate daily life with greater ease.

By connecting linguistic skills with an understanding of local customs and social norms, students gain a more complete foundation for engaging with their surroundings during their stay in Poland.

2 ECTS 15 h

Academic information

Course unit code Refer to the ECTS information package.
ECTS credits 1 full academic year equals 60 credits. 1 semester equals 30 credits.
Duration Course duration should be checked in the current academic information package.

Institutional grading system

ECTS
ECTS grade Polish grade Description
A 5.0 Excellent achievements that are beyond the programme, with only minor secondary mistakes accepted.
B 4.5 or 4+ Achievements above average level, with some mistakes.
C 4.0 Achievements agreeing with standards, solid work with visible mistakes.
D 3.5 or 3+ Satisfactory achievements, but with a substantial amount of deficiency.
E 3.0 Work or achievements that fulfil minimum requirements.
F 2.0 Fail. Credit is possible after filling elementary deficiencies in the required knowledge.

Need more information about Erasmus+ courses?

If you are an incoming Erasmus+ student and need help choosing courses, confirming ECTS credits or preparing your Learning Agreement, contact the International Office.

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