Erasmus+
Welcome to the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – the oldest faculty at the Casimir Pulaski University of Radom. In fact it was the only faculty in the Engineering College founded on 13 January 1950. Since then it has played a leading role within the University.
The main headquarters of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is located at „ul. Stasieckiego 54″ (Stasieckiego 54 Street) in Radom.
It should be pointed that the Department of Automotive Vehicles is located separately at „ul. Chrobrego 45” (Chrobrego 45 Street) close to the University campus located at „ul. Akademicka” (Akademicka Street).
Nowadays, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering comprises six units, i.e.:
Department of Construction,
Department of Physics,
Department of Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics,
Department of Fundamentals of Machine Design and Materials,
Department of Automotive Vehicles,
Department of Technology and Machine Design.
Currently our students can study at the following courses:
Construction,
Mechanics and Machine Construction,
Robotics and Processes Automation,
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles,
Management and production engineering
Vehicles and Road Transport Safety
both on a full-time or a part-time basis. Graduates earn either an MSc and engineering degree, depending on the type of course they attend.
A very intensive and wide-ranging scientific research accounts for another big part of the Faculty’s activities. Particular attention is adrdressed for the selected aspects of the Industry 4.0, application of Artificial Intelligence in solving of engineering problems, construction of drones, development of concrete building materials and the unique aspects of vehicle operation, alternative fuels and engine research. The mission of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, consistent with the mission of the University, is to lead in the development of technical civilization in the area of mechanical engineering, implemented through education based on research, knowledge and technology transfer, as well as regional cooperation, national and international, in compliance with the standards and the level of contemporary knowledge, skills and competences. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering plays a significant role in Polish science and education. It positively contributes to the development of Radom and the region.
Associate Professor Krzysztof Górski
Faculty Erasmus+ Coordinator
Casimir Pulaski University of Radom,
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
Chrobrego 45, 26-600 Radom, POLAND
e-mail: krzysztof.gorski@uthrad.pl
The URad. Erasmus+ students are a group of our local as well as foreign students truly involved in the development of international cooperation. Almost all of them participated in the Erasmus/Erasmus+ mobility programme. On the ground of these experiences they can support you in your first steps during your mobility not only at the URad. but also in foreign universities of European Union. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact with our Erasmus+ students listed below. They will answer on your questions related with the Erasmus+ mobility.
A list of our Erasmus+ students:
Name: Claudia and Maria
Email: c.volino@studenti.unisa.it
m.desimone69@studenti.unisa.it
Hello, we are Claudia Volino and Maria De Simone from Italy. We study mechanical engineering at the University of Salerno. We chose UTH Radom for our Erasmus+ project, unfortunately our stay in Poland coincided with the spread of covid19, so as for everyone it was a difficult period. Despite this, we received support from the professors of UTH Radom and we completed
our work. Radom is very comfortable, well connected to other cities in Poland and has everything you need to spend some good time in your free time. Now that the situation is returning to normal, we hope to be able to spend other good moments here in Poland. If you have any questions about it, contact us. Good luck.
Name: Sergio García Díaz
Contact: UO246360@uniovi.es
Home University: EPI Gijón (University of Oviedo)
Hello, I’m Sergio García. I’m studying a degree of Mechanical engineering. I came to Radom in an Erasmus+ programme from Spain in the winter semester. Radom is a confortable city and people is really friendly. I had no problem to adapt. If you need any help or you have any question just ask, I will be pleased to help you.
University: University of Oviedo(EPI Gijon)Hello, my name is Jorge, I’m a student of Mechanical Engineering in the University of Oviedo in Spain. I came to Radom in an erasmus programme for a semester. The city is very nice and you will be treated well. If you have any question, just contact me.
Name: Milena Górska
Contact: milenka98@onet.pl
Home University: UT-H Radom
Hi, I’m a student of the second year at the UT-H Radom. I’m really interested in the Erasmus+ program and I think it’s a great chance to experience something new in life and to develop yourself. If you’re new in Radom and need some help, feel free to contact me. Regards, Milena
Name: Ivanna CHEKHUT
Contact: ivannachekhut@gmail.com
Home University: DNURT, Dnipro, Ukraine
Hello! I’m Orlando Elezi,
Hello everyone,
I’m a student from beautiful Ukraine
In 2017 I studied in UT-H Radom by program Erasmus+. Radom is comfortable and organised city. And anyway Erasmus+ is a wonderful opportunity to explore yourself, it is new acquaintances, it’s an unforgettable positive emotions. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Develop yourself with the help of such programs. If you have any questions about program Erasmus+ in UT-H Radom, please contact me.
Name: Orlando ELEZI
Contact: orlandofuego@hotmail.com
Home University: ATEI Thessaloniki
Hello! I’m Orlando Elezi,
I recently graduated from Automotive Engineering Department of Thessaloniki and now I’m looking forward for a master programme abroad. My outstanding experience in the University of Radom in 2015 made me realize that all the students should grasp the opportunity for an amazing Erasmus programme!!! I will be happy if i could help you in my city, Thessaloniki!
Name: Paweł BIEŃKOWSKI
Contact: p.bienkowski93@gmail.com
Home University: UT-H Radom
I am studying logistics on Mechanical Department in Radom. I was taking part in Erasmus+ programme in Greece (Thessaloniki). If you have any questions about the city or university, feel free to ask me!
Name: Albi-Chris ELEZI
Contact: elezichris@hotmail.com
Home University: ATEI Thessaloniki
I am Albi-Chris Elezi. I have graduated from the departure of vehicle engineering on 2016. I was an Erasmus+ student in 2015 in Radom and that was one of my best experiences i have ever had. I like travelling and sports and I love my city Thessaloniki!
Name: Maciej GRODZIŃSKI
Contact: grodzinskimaciej@hotmail.com
Home University: UT-H Radom
Student of the first year at the UT-H Radom. Always willing to help with anything-problems with language, navigation over city, adaptation to new place and culture, or looking for something interesting to see.
Name: Thanasis Pigitsakis
Contact: pigitsos@gmail.com
Home University: ATEI Thessaloniki
Hey, I am a student in Faculty of Mechanics Engineer in ATEI
University in Thessaloniki of Greece and I have took part in Erasmus
studies in Radom in summer semester of 2016/2017, so if you need some
help be sure that I am able to help you in your Erasmus+ mobility in Thessaloniki.
Welcome!
Welcome to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Casimir Pulaski Radom University, Poland! We are excited to host international students from all over the world through Erasmus+ and other exchange programs.
Our faculty offers a friendly atmosphere, modern laboratories, and high-quality education in mechanical engineering, automation and robotics, automotive vehicles, civil engineering and related fields. This page will guide you through everything you need to prepare for your study exchange with us.
How to Apply / Before You Arrive
To join our faculty as an incoming student, please follow these steps:
- Contact your home university’s Erasmus+ coordinator.
- Your university nominates you via email. Nominations for studies should be sent to our International Relations Office at dwz@urad.edu.pl with a copy to our Faculty Erasmus+ Coordinator at krzysztof.gorski@urad.edu.pl
- Nomination Deadlines:
- June 15 for the winter semestr
- November 15 for the summer semester
- Once your nomination is accepted, you need to prepare a Learning Agreement (Before the Mobility). This is an online document created via https://learning-agreement.eu, where we agree on the list of courses you will take during your mobility in Radom. Once the Learning Agreement is finalized, it must be signed by the student and the authorized representatives of both the sending and the receiving institutions. The signing of the Learning Agreement completes the process of selecting the courses to be carried out during the academic mobility.
- Stay in touch with our International Cooperation Office for additional information about the required documents and the possibility of accommodation in our dormitories.
- If you are applying for a place in a dormitory (approx. €180/month), you must complete the form available here and send it to the International Cooperation Office. This should be done immediately after signing the Learning Agreement (LA).
Questions? Contact our Faculty Erasmus+ Coordinator:
Prof. Krzysztof Górski
krzysztof.gorski@urad.edu.pl
Dormitories
All incoming students can be accommodated in well-equipped student dormitories located at Akademicka Street (in Polish: ul. Akademicka).
Shops, a bus stop, restaurants and the Department of Automotive Vehicles (Note: in this department, you will find the office of our Erasmus+ programme coordinator) are all within a short walking distance – approximately 200 meters from the dormitories.
More information about our dormitories can be found on the website (click here). Photos showing our dormitories are available here.
Academic Calendar
Classes in the winter semester begin on October 1st and continue until the end of January. Classes in the summer semester start in the last week of February and last until mid-June. Each semester lasts 15 weeks. A detailed description of the academic year structure (academic calendar) is available at:
https://wm.uniwersytetradom.pl/plany-zajec/
Public holidays (no classes):
- November 1 – All Saints’ Day
- December 24–26 – Christmas until January 1 – New Year
- Easter (March/April, movable)
- May 1 – Labour Day
- May 3 – Constitution Day
- Corpus Christi (June, movable)
Course Offer
We offer a range of courses in English. Sample courses:
- New Engineering Materials (2 ECTS),
- Surface Engineering (2 ECTS),
- Metrology and Measurement Systems (2 ECTS),
- Strength of Materials (7 ECTS),
- Vehicles Diagnostic (3 ECTS),
- Biofuels for Internal Combustion Engines (3 ECTS),
- Internal Combustion Engines (5 ECTS),
- Databases (5 ECTS),
- Theory of Operation and Maintenance of Technical Systems (3 ECTS),
- Fundamentals of Technical Thermodynamics (6 ECTS),
- Engineering application of the artificial intelligence techniques (6 ECTS),
- English (2 ECTS).
- Vehicle Operation and Maintenance (5 ECTS)
The list of syllabuses describing the content scope of courses offered by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering can be downloaded by clicking here.
After arrival
Upon your arrival at our university, please register in the International Office, (address: ul. Malczewskiego 29, room 124, Rectorate Building, working hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am-3 pm). You will have your Arrival Form signed. We will need: your identity card/passport, medical insurance policy, photos for student ID card. A fee of 22 PLN is charged for issuing a student card.
You should also contact the Erasmus+ coordinator at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
prof. Krzysztof Górski
address: ul. Chrobrego 45, room 51
krzysztof.gorski@urad.edu.pl
who will help you get in touch with your teachers and assist you with other issues related to your stay at the Faculty.
Classes and grading system
Classes for Erasmus+ students are organized by the teacher indicated in the course syllabus. The teacher assigns tasks to be completed by the student and determines the form of course assessment. The following grading system is used:
| ECTS Grade | URad. Grade | Interpretation |
| A | 5.0 | Very good |
| B | 4.5 | Good plus |
| C | 4.0 | Good |
| D | 3.5 | Satisfactory |
| E | 3.0 | Sufficient |
| FX | 2.5 | Insufficient (almost passing) |
| F | 2.0 | Unsatisfactory (fail) |
At the end of the semester, the Erasmus+ coordinator issues the student a document called the Transcript of Records, which is a summary of all the grades the student has received during their studies. Student may also be issued a Confirmation of participation in the Erasmus program.
About Radom
After Warsaw, Radom stands as the largest city in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. Its origins reach back to the early Middle Ages. The town experienced its peak during the Jagiellonian dynasty. Important historical moments linked to Radom include the adoption of the “nihil novi” constitution by the Great Sejm in 1505 and the workers’ protests of June 1976, which many historians consider the beginning of political change in Poland.
Several notable Poles have connections to Radom, such as Jacek Malczewski, John Kochanowski, Witold Gombrowicz, Leszek Kołakowski, and Andrzej Wajda. The city’s historic landmarks, multicultural heritage, royal legacy, and post-industrial character make it a worthwhile destination. Visitors can explore the town and its surroundings using the network of pedestrian and cycling paths. Key sites along the historic trails include the remains of a 10th-century settlement in Piotrówka, the Old Town square featuring St. Vaclav’s Church, Miasto Kazimierzowskie with its preserved city walls and parish church, the Jacek Malczewski Museum housed in the former Piarist College, the Gąska and Esterka townhouses, the reconstructed town hall, and the Deskurs’ townhouse. Additionally, the Observants’ Monastery and the Art Nouveau houses scattered throughout the city center offer charming sights for visitors.
Radom hosts a variety of engaging cultural events, including international festivals, as well as high-level sports competitions featuring top-tier teams, all of which make the city an appealing destination.
Today, Radom is focused on enhancing infrastructure to improve residents’ daily lives. The city is revitalizing its parks and expanding a network of bike paths, sports fields, playgrounds, and outdoor fitness areas. The upgraded lake in Borki, along with the nearby promenades along the Mleczna River, has become a popular spot for summer activities, especially for cyclists and skaters.
Additionally, Radom serves as a major logistics and industrial hub. Its strategic position at the intersection of key transport routes, combined with ongoing infrastructure development, attracts numerous businesses. The local economy is dominated by precision manufacturing, metalworking, and leather production. Radom also offers excellent opportunities for outsourcing services.
For more info about Radom please visit https://www.radom.pl/about-the-city/
Why Choose Us?
- Innovative Faculty with industry and international cooperation
- Well equipped dormitories in good price
- Modern equipment and friendly teaching staff
- Affordable living in a medium-sized Polish city
- Active student life and scientific clubs
- Central location near Warsaw
Procedures
How to get a schloarship of Erasmus+? Below we present a guide for outgoing students.
1. Find your host University. Check out a list of our academic partners. The list may help you in your choice. Do not hesitate to consult on this matter with our Erasmus+ coordinator.
2. We have to check your skill of the English language. For this reason on the beginning of the year you have to pass necessary language exams. Details of these exams are presented each year in the beginning of the January on our website. Certificates of British Council, Goethe Institute, Institut Francais or TELC exempt from exam. However these certificates must be presented to the head of our language school (in polish: Studium Języków Obcych). The school is located at 31 Chrobrego Street in Radom
3. In next step you will be invited to participate in an interview with URad. Vice-Rector for staff development and international cooperation.
4. Results of this interview and language exam will decide your position in the ranking list of students applying for the Erasmus+ scholarships.
5. Now, all successfully graded students are requested to fill the Application Form and Learning Agreement. These documents are available here.
6. Please stay in touch with URad. International office and our Faculty Eramsus+ Coordinator to successfully complete the procedure.
Our academic partners
URad. has signed Erasmus+ bilateral agreements with about half a hundred European universities. However only several of them have faculties of mechanical engineering. The list of these partners are listed below:
- Angel Kanchev University of Ruse, http://www.ru.acad.bg/
- Universiteit Antwerpen, https://www.uantwerpen.be/nl/
- University of Zagreb, http://www.ffzg.hr/
- Tomas Bata University in Zlin, http://www.utb.cz/
- International Hellenic University, https://www.ihu.gr/en/enhome
- Technological Educational Institution of Epirus, http://www.teiep.gr/en/
- Universidad de Oviedo, http://www.uniovi.es/
- Kauno Technicos Kolegija, http://www.ktk.lt/
- Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, https://vilniustech.lt/
- Vilnius College of Technologies and Design, https://en.vtdko.lt/
- Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, https://www.llu.lv/en
- Tecnico Lisboa, http://www.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/
- Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha, http://www.ubi.pt/
- University of Ljubljana, http://www.fe.uni-lj.si/
- Università degli Studi di Salerno, http://www.unisa.it/
- Technical University of Košice, https://www.tuke.sk/wps/portal/
- Ondokuz Mayis University, https://www.omu.edu.tr/en
- Universite de Lorraine, http://www.welcome.univ-lorraine.fr/
- Technische Universitat Bergakademie Freiberg, http://www.tu-freiberg.de/
- Instituto Politecnico de Viseu, http://www.ipv.pt/
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics, https://www.bme.hu/?language=en
- Bilecik Seyh Edebali University, http://www.bilecik.edu.tr/
- Bitlis Eren University, http://www.bitliseren.edu.tr/
- Kayseri University, https://www.studyinturkiye.gov.tr/
Of course you can visit another European university which is not shown on our list above. However, in such case URad. must sign an Erasmus+ bilateral agreement with a new partner. Only then you will have possibility to complete sucessfully a procedure for outgoing Erasmus+ students/teacheres.
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