During the autumn semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, Yelizaveta completed an internship at the Tadeusz Kościuszko Cracow University of Technology (Poland). It was five months of full immersion in an intercultural environment, intensive studies, and vibrant student life.
Yelizaveta Mykhasiuk, a student of group KN-1224a from the Department of Project Management in Information Technology, enrolled in the educational program “Computer Science. Artificial Intelligence and Project Management,” shared her experience of participating in the Erasmus+ program.
The international internship proved to be highly насыщений and aligned with the modern demands of the IT industry. The student studied a range of relevant disciplines, including elements of artificial intelligence, database fundamentals, software engineering, and object-oriented programming.
The key feature of the academic process was that all communication, lectures, and practical classes were conducted exclusively in English. This provided an excellent opportunity for deep language immersion and overcoming any communication barriers.
A significant part of the learning process was based on teamwork and the development of innovative projects. According to the student, the professors pleasantly impressed her with their openness: they not only delivered engaging classes but also helped each student find their professional path. Program coordinators ensured individual support from the very first days and assisted in adapting the study schedule.
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In addition to technical knowledge, the Erasmus+ program gave a strong boost to the development of “soft skills.” Working in international teams helped enhance communication skills, adaptability, and the ability to connect with people from different parts of the world. It was a unique experience of exchanging ideas that allowed her to build valuable connections with students and professors from various countries.
Student life in Kraków turned out to be no less насыщений than the studies themselves. Yelizaveta lived in a modern dormitory equipped with everything necessary for comfortable living and leisure—from shared relaxation areas with gaming consoles and TVs to billiards. Thanks to these conditions, informal communication and adaptation took place very quickly.
The host institution also provided a rich cultural program: multicultural activities were regularly organized for international students, introducing them to the rich history of Poland and the atmosphere of Kraków. Free time from classes became a perfect opportunity for traveling across European Union countries, allowing her to discover new horizons.
“This program not only gave me the opportunity to discover something new but also to gain valuable practical experience that will certainly be useful in my future professional career,” summarizes Yelizaveta Mykhasiuk.
Yelizaveta’s experience proves that academic mobility is absolutely achievable and extremely beneficial. Participation in programs like Erasmus+ shapes not only qualified professionals but true global citizens ready to face any challenges of the modern IT industry.