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Our city is becoming more and more attractive for students from abroad. In an exchange only at UJ 500 foreigners will slowly come to Krakow foreign students under the Erasmus exchange. Although the origins are not always the easiest, the capital of Malopolska acts on them like a magnet because of the low cost of living, lush and student life ... the weather. Erasmus is a European project that allows students to travel abroad for part of their studies in the framework of agreements between individual universities. The program involved all member states of the European Union plus Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Turkey. To participate in the exchange, students must a year earlier to complete an application and demonstrate good results in science. Then receive a scholarship that covers part of the cost of departure. The exchange usually lasts one semester, although sometimes you can extend your stay for an additional six months. The Erasmus program involved a number of Krakow universities. Most students arrive at the Jagiellonian University. This year, their arrival at the winter semester declared as many as 500 foreigners. Many students from abroad also come to the University of Economics - nearly 150 University of Science and Technology - including about 150 and Cracow University of Technology - about 160. He says Magdalena Krasowska University of Economics, the majority of students are coming to Krakow from Germany, France and Spain. Krakow is an attractive city for foreign students mainly because it is cheap, "student", and in the winter ... the snow-covered. He says Krzysztof Byrski from the Jagiellonian University, the university annually prepares a number of courses in English, in which they can participate in both Polish students, as well as those from abroad. Similarly, other universities act As you can see Cracow doing very well with Erasmus at home in the city it has a great impact on city infrastructure and broadens the horizons of people.