Blended Intensive Programmes at SGGW 2026
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Waste materials application in civil and environmental engineering 20.04.- 24.04.2026
📅 20–24 April 2026
🌐 Online part: 13–17 April
📍 Place: Warsaw, Poland
🎯 Target Group: BSc nad MSc students in Civil and Environmental Engineering and related fields
👉 BIP no. 2024-1-PL01-KA131-HED-000208585-1The maximum number of participants from partner universities is 25
The Warsaw University of Life Sciences invites undergraduate and graduate students to participate in the international course “Waste Materials Application in Civil and Environmental Engineering” (4 ECTS).
The programme combines online learning with an on-site intensive week in Warsaw. Students will work in international teams on civil and environmental engineering problems related to the use of construction and demolition (C&D) and industrial solid waste (ISW) materials.
The course covers environmental impacts, ecotoxicity, remediation potential, geotechnical design, and laboratory and in situ testing methods. The stationary part includes laboratory work and report preparation under the guidance of experienced lecturers.
The programme takes place during Student Week at SGGW and includes participation in Civil Engineering Days (23–24 April 2026).
BIP presentation
Programme schedule
Contact: Wojciech Sas – wojciech_sas@sggw.edu.pl; Andrzej Głuchowski -andrzej_gluchowski@sggw.edu.plNote: Students from universities that have a bilateral agreement with SGGW under the Erasmus+ program are eligible to participate in the BIP. Participation in a BIP must be agreed upon with the participant and their home university. The student’s home university may conduct an internal selection process for the BIP. Priority will be given to participants from BIP partnerships, the UNIgreen Alliance, and ELLS member universities.
Privacy Notice:The administrator of personal data is Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (hereinafter: SGGW) at Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw. We would like to inform you that providing personal data contained in the form is voluntary, but necessary to carry out the recruitment and the organisation and implementation of the mobility at SGGW.SGGW will be the Personal Data Administrator within the meaning of the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 (GDPR) in connection with its correspondence, which constitutes its legitimate interest, in accordance with Art. 6 section 1 letter f) GDPR.
A Data Protection Inspector has been appointed at SGGW and you can contact him at the e-mail address: iod@sggw.edu.pl in matters of personal data processing. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, delete it, as well as raise a justified objection or limit its processing. You may also submit a complaint to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
More information about the processing of your personal data: http://informacjarodo.sggw.edu.pl/.
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Alien species in forest ecology 14.06- 19.06.2026
📅 14-19 June 2026
🌐 Online part: 14 April, 28 April and 2 June 2026
📍 Place: Rogów Poland
🎯 Target Group: BSc and MSc students in forestry and environmental sciences
👉 BIP no. 2024-1-PL01-KA131-HED-000208585-3The maximum number of participants from partner universities is 20.
English proficiency at B2 level is required.Can alien tree species help mitigate the negative effects of climate change? What silvicultural and management methods prove effective for alien species? What benefits and risks do alien species pose to forest ecosystems?
Join us for an international Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme focused on Alien Species in Forest Ecology (3 ECTS).
The programme consists of an online component (6 hours) , followed by an onsite component in Poland from 14 to 19 June 2026.
Participants will take part in lectures, workshops, field excursions, forest site visits, and Oxford-style debates, held at the SGGW Forest Experimental Station and Arboretum in Rogów.
Accommodation will be provided at the SGGW Forest Experimental Station in Rogów, located within a unique forest arboretum. The cost of accommodation and meals is approximately €50 per day, including a shared double or triple room, as well as breakfast, lunch, and dinner served at the on-site cafeteria.
Submit your application
Programme schedule
How to get to the Rogów Experimental Forest Station
Contact: Wojciech Kędziora – wojciech_kedziora@sggw.edu.pl; Karol Bronisz – karol_bronisz@sggw.edu.plNote: Students from universities that have a bilateral agreement with SGGW under the Erasmus+ program are eligible to participate in the BIP. Participation in a BIP must be agreed upon with the participant and their home university. The student’s home university may conduct an internal selection process for the BIP. Priority will be given to participants from BIP partnerships, the UNIgreen Alliance, and ELLS member universities.
Privacy Notice:The administrator of personal data is Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (hereinafter: SGGW) at Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw. We would like to inform you that providing personal data contained in the form is voluntary, but necessary to carry out the recruitment and the organisation and implementation of the mobility at SGGW.SGGW will be the Personal Data Administrator within the meaning of the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 (GDPR) in connection with its correspondence, which constitutes its legitimate interest, in accordance with Art. 6 section 1 letter f) GDPR.
A Data Protection Inspector has been appointed at SGGW and you can contact him at the e-mail address: iod@sggw.edu.pl in matters of personal data processing. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, delete it, as well as raise a justified objection or limit its processing. You may also submit a complaint to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
More information about the processing of your personal data: http://informacjarodo.sggw.edu.pl/.
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Circular Green Nanobiotechnology 18.06.- 24.06.2026
📅18-24 June 2026
🌐 Online part: 29 May, 5 June, 12 June, 30 June
📍 Warsaw, Poland
🎯 Target Group: MSc, PhD students, early-stage researchers in biotechnology, nanotechnology, life sciences, environmental sciences, chemistry, biology, agriculture, veterinary and biomedical sciences
👉 BIP no. 2024-1-PL01-KA131-HED-000208585-4The maximum number of participants from partner universities is 20.
Circular Green Nanobiotechnology is an international, interdisciplinary course combining online learning with on-site laboratory training (4 ECTS)
The course introduces students to sustainable approaches in nanobiotechnology, focusing on green synthesis, biosafety, and circular economy principles. It consists of a three-week virtual component (25 contact hours plus 15 hours of individual work) delivered via MS Teams, Miro, Padlet, and Mentimeter, followed by an intensive laboratory session held from June 18–24, and a post-laboratory virtual session.
The course introduces principles of circular economy, green chemistry, sustainability, and nanosafety, with a strong focus on bio-based and biodegradable nanomaterials.
Participants will gain theoretical knowledge and practical experience in green synthesis and functionalization of nanomaterials, physicochemical characterization techniques, nanoparticle–cell interactions, and in vitro nanosafety assessment. Through interactive lectures, teamwork in international groups, and hands-on laboratory work, students will develop interdisciplinary knowledge, digital collaboration skills, and practical competencies essential for sustainable and environmentally responsible research in nanobiotechnology.
Submit you application by 1 May 2026
BIP presentation
Contact: Marta Kutwin marta_kutwin@sggw.edu.plNote: Students from universities that have a bilateral agreement with SGGW under the Erasmus+ program are eligible to participate in the BIP. Participation in a BIP must be agreed upon with the participant and their home university. The student’s home university may conduct an internal selection process for the BIP. Priority will be given to participants from BIP partnerships, the UNIgreen Alliance, and ELLS member universities.
Privacy Notice:The administrator of personal data is Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (hereinafter: SGGW) at Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw. We would like to inform you that providing personal data contained in the form is voluntary, but necessary to carry out the recruitment and the organisation and implementation of the mobility at SGGW.SGGW will be the Personal Data Administrator within the meaning of the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 (GDPR) in connection with its correspondence, which constitutes its legitimate interest, in accordance with Art. 6 section 1 letter f) GDPR.
A Data Protection Inspector has been appointed at SGGW and you can contact him at the e-mail address: iod@sggw.edu.pl in matters of personal data processing. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, delete it, as well as raise a justified objection or limit its processing. You may also submit a complaint to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
More information about the processing of your personal data: http://informacjarodo.sggw.edu.pl/.
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Wildlife Conservation and Management in Europe 06.07.-10.07.2026
📅 6-10 July 2026
🌐 Online part: June 2026 – TBC
📍 Warsaw & National and Landscape Parks in Poland
🎯 Target Group: B.Sc. and M.Sc. students in animal science, biology, environmental science, ecology, forestry and related fields
👉 BIP no. 2025-1-PL01-KA131-HED-000327599-1The maximum number of participants from partner universities is 18.
Wildlife Conservation and Management in Europe (3 ECTS) is a BIP organized by the Institute of Animal Sciences – SGGW
The programme includes 6 hours of online lectures and seminars (June 2026) and on-site field classes in Poland 6–10 July 2026, conducted in national and landscape parks as well as Natura 2000 sites.
The course focuses on European wildlife conservation, EU environmental policies, biodiversity management, invasive species control, and practical field methods such as species monitoring, GIS and data collection.Participants work in international teams and prepare a species or habitat management plan as a final project.
This is a unique course in which the core activities take place directly in the field, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in real conservation settings. It offers an exceptional opportunity to combine scientific knowledge with practical skills, teamwork and direct contact with European wildlife and conservation professionals.Accommodation during the field classes in the parks will be organised by SGGW. The costs will be provided as soon as possible.
Contact: Krzysztof Klimaszewski – krzysztof_klimaszewski@sggw.edu.pl
Note: Students from universities that have a bilateral agreement with SGGW under the Erasmus+ program are eligible to participate in the BIP. Participation in a BIP must be agreed upon with the participant and their home university. The student’s home university may conduct an internal selection process for the BIP. Priority will be given to participants from BIP partnerships, the UNIgreen Alliance, and ELLS member universities.
Privacy Notice:The administrator of personal data is Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (hereinafter: SGGW) at Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw. We would like to inform you that providing personal data contained in the form is voluntary, but necessary to carry out the recruitment and the organisation and implementation of the mobility at SGGW.SGGW will be the Personal Data Administrator within the meaning of the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 (GDPR) in connection with its correspondence, which constitutes its legitimate interest, in accordance with Art. 6 section 1 letter f) GDPR.
A Data Protection Inspector has been appointed at SGGW and you can contact him at the e-mail address: iod@sggw.edu.pl in matters of personal data processing. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, delete it, as well as raise a justified objection or limit its processing. You may also submit a complaint to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
More information about the processing of your personal data: http://informacjarodo.sggw.edu.pl/.
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Personalized and Sustainable Gluten-Free Diet – Health Benefits and Risks 06.07-10.07.2026
📅 6-10 July 2026
🌐 Online part: 1–3 July
📍 Warsaw, Poland
🎯 Target Group: Bachelor’s and Master’s students in nutrition, dietetics, food science, health sciences, or related fields who are interested in personalized nutrition, gluten-free diets, and sustainable food systems.
👉 BIP no. 2024-1-PL01-KA131-HED-000208585-2The maximum number of participants from partner universities is 18.
The Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Faculty of Human Nutrition invites students to participate in the Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme – Personalized and Sustainable Gluten-Free Diet – Health Benefits and Risks, (3 ECTS) .
The programme included expert-led lectures, hands-on cooking laboratories, sensory analysis workshops, team-based project work, and final presentations conducted in international groups.
Participants will gain practical skills in planning nutritionally balanced and environmentally sustainable gluten-free menus, assessing their nutritional value and environmental impact, and communicating effectively in English within a multicultural academic setting. Upon successful completion of all course tasks, students will receive a course certificate and earn 3 ECTS credits.
Submit your application by 15 May 2026
Programme schedule
BIP invitation
Contact: Danuta Gajewska danuta_gajewska@sggw.edu.pl; Joanna Myszkowska – Ryciak joanna_myszkowska-ryciak@sggw.edu.plNote: Students from universities that have a bilateral agreement with SGGW under the Erasmus+ program are eligible to participate in the BIP. Participation in a BIP must be agreed upon with the participant and their home university. The student’s home university may conduct an internal selection process for the BIP. Priority will be given to participants from BIP partnerships, the UNIgreen Alliance, and ELLS member universities.
Privacy Notice:The administrator of personal data is Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (hereinafter: SGGW) at Nowoursynowska 166, 02-787 Warsaw. We would like to inform you that providing personal data contained in the form is voluntary, but necessary to carry out the recruitment and the organisation and implementation of the mobility at SGGW.SGGW will be the Personal Data Administrator within the meaning of the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 (GDPR) in connection with its correspondence, which constitutes its legitimate interest, in accordance with Art. 6 section 1 letter f) GDPR.
A Data Protection Inspector has been appointed at SGGW and you can contact him at the e-mail address: iod@sggw.edu.pl in matters of personal data processing. You have the right to access your data, rectify it, delete it, as well as raise a justified objection or limit its processing. You may also submit a complaint to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
More information about the processing of your personal data: http://informacjarodo.sggw.edu.pl/.
Dissemination of results
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Waste materials application in civil and environmental engineering 20.04. - 24.04.2026
The Blended Intensive Programme “Waste Materials Application in Civil and Environmental Engineering”, organised by the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at SGGW, took place in Warsaw from 20–24 April 2026, following an online preparatory week.
🌍 Participating universities
The programme brought together 29 students from six European partner universities:
- Haute École de la Province de Liège, Belgium
- Polytechnic University of Coimbra, Portugal
- Lithuanian Engineering College, Lithuania
- Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Latvia
- Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania
- Slovak University of Technology, Slovakia
🔬 Hands-on learning
The programme combined online learning with practical laboratory work, project activities and international teamwork. Participants explored the use of construction and demolition waste and industrial solid waste in civil and environmental engineering, including environmental impacts, remediation potential, geotechnical applications and laboratory testing.
Students worked in international teams, carried out laboratory experiments, analysed results and prepared technical reports. As part of the programme, they also participated in Civil Engineering Days and the “Building the Tower” competition, as well as guest lectures delivered by academics from Portugal and Romania.⭐ Participant feedback
The BIP received very positive feedback from participants. The survey was completed by 28 of the 29 students, representing a 97% response rate. Students gave the programme an overall score of 4.75/5
Particularly high ratings were given to the on-site activities, facilities and learning environment, organisation and support, and the balance between training and free time. Importantly, all respondents stated that they would recommend the BIP to other students.🎓 What participants gained
Participants developed advanced knowledge of the sustainable use of waste materials in civil and environmental engineering, strengthened their practical laboratory and research skills, and improved their problem-solving, communication, teamwork and intercultural competences in an international academic environment.
🌱 Looking ahead
The experience and results of the programme are being shared through teaching activities at SGGW and further international cooperation, encouraging students to take part in future Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes. The positive feedback from participants and partner universities has also created interest in future editions of the BIP.
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Alien Species in Forest Ecology 14.06 -20.06.2026
The Blended Intensive Programme “Alien Species in Forest Ecology”, organised by Faculty of Forestry at SGGW. The programme combined three online sessions with an intensive on-site component in Warsaw and at the Forest Experimental Station in Rogów from 14–20 June 2026.
🌍 Participating universities
The programme brought together 17 students from eight European partner universities:
- Agricultural University of Iceland, Iceland
- Escola Superior Agrária de Coimbra, Portugal
- Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
- Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands
- Lithuanian College of Engineering, Lithuania
- Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Latvia
- Karelia University of Applied Sciences, Finland
- University of Eastern Finland, Finland
🌲 Field-based learning
The programme focused on the ecology of alien species in forest ecosystems, their environmental impact and their potential role in the context of climate change. Students combined lectures, workshops, case studies and discussions with practical field activities.
During the on-site component, participants visited Rogów, Brzeziny and Spała, where they observed forest ecosystems and explored challenges related to alien species together with local forestry professionals. Students also took part in practical activities, including the removal of unwanted tree species from forest plantations, gaining first-hand experience of forest management practices.🤝 International cooperation
Working in an international environment allowed students and academic staff to exchange knowledge and teaching experience. The programme strengthened cooperation between partner universities within the UNIgreen and ELLS networks and created opportunities for further joint educational activities.
The programme also included a “cultural dinner”, giving participants an opportunity to share traditional dishes from their countries and learn more about each other’s cultures.⭐ Participant feedback
The BIP received very positive feedback from participants. The survey was completed by 14 of the 17 students. Students gave the programme an overall score of 4.29/5,
The highest-rated elements included the virtual component , on-site activities and learning outcomes.The programme was rated positively by 93% of respondents who stated that they would recommend participation in the BIP to other students.🎓 What participants gained
Participants developed specialist knowledge of forest ecology and alien species, strengthened their field observation and analytical skills, and improved their critical thinking, communication and teamwork abilities. Working in an international group also enhanced their intercultural competences and ability to adapt to diverse academic and cultural environments.
🌱 Looking ahead
The experience gained through the BIP confirmed the value of combining blended learning with practical field-based education. The results are disseminated through SGGW’s educational activities, promotional activities and communication within the UNIgreen and ELLS networks, supporting the development of future international initiatives in forestry and environmental education.
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Circular Green Nanobiotechnology 18.06. - 24.06. 2026
The Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme “Circular Green Nanobiotechnology”, organised by the Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology at SGGW, was successfully held from 18–24 June 2026. The programme combined a virtual component with an intensive on-site week focused on the practical and interdisciplinary aspects of green and sustainable nanobiotechnology.
🌍 Participating universities
The programme brought together students from European partner institutions, creating an international environment for learning, scientific exchange and teamwork:
- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
- Agricultural University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- Polytechnic University of Coimbra, Portugal
- University of Potsdam, Germany
- Ion Ionescu de la Brad University of Life Sciences, Romania
- Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania
🔬 Hands-on learning
The programme focused on green synthesis of nanomaterials, sustainable use of biological resources, nanomaterial characterisation and biological evaluation. Students first explored the theoretical foundations and key challenges related to nanomaterials and then followed the research process through practical laboratory activities.
Participants performed or observed techniques including SEM and TEM microscopy, NTA, DLS and zeta potential analysis, as well as the evaluation of biocompatibility using human and bacterial cell models. This practical approach allowed students to connect material preparation and physicochemical properties with biological effects.
Students also took part in scientific discussions, group work and final presentations, developing their ability to analyse results, formulate conclusions and communicate scientific findings in an international team.⭐ Participant feedback
The BIP received excellent feedback from participants. The evaluation survey recorded an overall programme rating of 4.63/5, and all respondents stated that they would recommend the BIP to other students.
Particularly high ratings were given to the laboratory facilities and teaching spaces , overall organisation , on-site academic activities and support from the host institution .
Participants identified practical and laboratory work, academic content, additional activities, international experience and networking with other students among the most valuable elements of the programme.🎓 What participants gained
Participants strengthened their knowledge and practical skills in green nanobiotechnology, including nanomaterial synthesis, characterisation and biological evaluation. They also developed scientific communication, analytical thinking, teamwork and responsible laboratory practices, while gaining experience of working in an international academic environment.
🌱 Looking ahead
The results of the BIP are being disseminated through student presentations, teaching materials, internal university communication, social media activities and the further use of developed content in academic teaching.
The programme strengthened cooperation between European partner institutions, increased the international visibility of SGGW and created opportunities for future joint educational activities, student mobility and international intensive programmes. Partner cooperation will be further developed, with future editions placing particular emphasis on greater involvement of international lecturers and teaching assistants in the on-site laboratory component.
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Personalized and Sustainable Gluten-Free Diet – Health Benefits and Risks 06.07. -10.07.2026
The Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme “Personalized and Sustainable Gluten-Free Diet – Health Benefits and Risks”, organised by SGGW, took place from 6–10 July 2026. The programme combined a virtual component with an intensive on-site week, bringing together students and academic staff from European partner universities.
🌍 Participating universities
The programme involved students and teachers from four European institutions:
- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
- University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania
🍎 Hands-on learning
The programme combined lectures, workshops and project-based learning with practical activities related to gluten-free nutrition, sustainable meal planning and health benefits of a balanced diet.
Students worked in four international teams on practical projects. They developed meal-planning principles based on the Planetary Health Diet, prepared case studies, designed innovative gluten-free muffin recipes, evaluated their nutritional value and environmental impact, including carbon footprint, and carried out sensory assessments.
An additional component was a meeting with a representative of the Polish Coeliac Society and People on a Gluten-Free Diet, which gave participants insight into the everyday challenges faced by people following a gluten-free diet.
The programme resulted in four project presentations and four scientific and educational posters, presenting recipes, nutritional information, environmental aspects and potential health benefits of the developed products.
⭐ Participant feedback
The BIP received very positive feedback from participants. The survey had an 82% response rate, with 14 responses. Students gave the programme an overall score of 4.29/5.
The highest ratings were given to the on-site component, facilities and learning environment , and organisation and support. 13 of the 14 respondents stated that they would recommend the BIP to other students.
🎓 What participants gained
Participants expanded their knowledge of gluten-free nutrition, sustainable meal planning, nutritional assessment and the environmental impact of food choices. They also developed skills in scientific literature analysis, project work, sensory evaluation and presentation of results in English.
Working in international teams further strengthened their communication, teamwork, intercultural and organisational skills, providing valuable experience relevant to future professional work in nutrition, dietetics and health-related fields.
🌱 Looking ahead
The results of the BIP were disseminated through student presentations, scientific and educational posters, teaching materials and a final discussion involving students and academic staff. The materials developed during the programme can be used in future BIP editions and in teaching related to dietetics, human nutrition and nutrition education.
The programme also strengthened cooperation between SGGW and its European partners and created a strong basis for future joint educational and research initiatives focusing on sustainable nutrition and gluten-free diets.
