YES COPERNICUS is an organisation set up to promote cultural and academic exchange between universities all over the world. Our mission is to create bridges and pathways for students and academics to study and exchange ideas through international experience.

Our aim is to help young people from all countries and cultures to open their minds to new ideas and learn about different cultures through studying, living and travelling outside their country of origin.

We believe that studying and living together will teach them about tolerance and international friendship. Through this process they will not only learn about other cultures but show other nationalities the best things from their own culture as well.

We are planning to organise international seminars and conferences to discuss the influence of the international experience on the development and the future career of young people.

YES Poland” program

• One semester program:

This program is designed for students who would like to come to Poland and study in English at a Polish University for 6 months. Participants will have the possibility to choose from a range of very well known universities situated in big cities in Poland: 

• Gdansk
• Krakow
• Poznan
• Warsaw (the capital of Poland)
• Wroclaw

During this time they will be eligible to enrol into 6 – 8 subjects of their choice.

To be eligible for this program students need to complete at least 2 semesters at University in their own country and speak and write in English at an Upper Intermediate Level.

The aim of this program is to enrich  the students’ experience and broaden their horizon. Taking part in this program would allow them to gain international experience, explore and study subjects of their interest, exchange ideas with students and professors from a different culture and country.

Poland gives everyone the great opportunity to experience the European way of life.

• centrally located in the middle of Europe;
• Poland has over 1000 years of history with a very rich culture where you can see the influence of the Eastern and Western Europe;
• the oldest Polish university was set up in 1364 - ”Jagiellonian University” in Krakow;
• Poland has many famous scientists and artists like our patron Nicolas Copernicus, Marie Curie-Sklodowska (Nobel Price Winner), Frederick Chopin, Henryk Sienkiewicz (Nobel Prize Winner);
• Polish universities are offering very good quality courses at an affordable price;
• Polish academic program must comply with the EU standards and ECTS Grading scale, which allows you to transfer credits to any university which recognises those standards;
• affordable cost of living which will allow you to travel in Poland and around Europe. The Polish student visa allows you to travel around Europe within  the Schengen area which covers almost whole Europe;
• rich cultural life in major cities with many events like concerts, exhibitions and museums.