Are you interested in modern data processing methods? Do you want to learn how to turn numbers into clear visual reports and work in an international team? Then this opportunity is just for you!
Our partner – Tallinn University of Applied Sciences (Estonia) invites 5 Bachelor students from Poltava Polytechnic to participate in the Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Mobility (BIP) grant program. This is a unique opportunity to combine modern distance learning with an intensive, week-long workshop in the heart of Estonia, where you can master the skills of data cleaning, analysis, and professional visualisation in an international environment.
About the program
The course focuses on relevant aspects of working with data:
• data cleaning and preparation;
• analysis methods and descriptive statistics;
• effective visualisation and communication of results;
• working with innovative technologies.
Format and implementation dates
The program is conducted in a blended format (virtual + physical mobility):
Virtual component: March 26, 2026 (14:00 – 15:30).
Physical mobility: May 4 – 8, 2026 (Tallinn, Estonia).
Number of places: 5 Bachelor students of technical specialities (for students of all educational and scientific institutes).
Deadline for document submission: February 17, 2026.
English and Mathematics testing: February 18, 2026 (11.30-14.50), room 318 C.
Requirements for candidates
Academic background: knowledge of or deep interest in data analysis, data visualisation, or related fields.
Language of instruction: English (B2+).
Motivation: readiness for intensive international learning and teamwork.
Academic recognition
Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive 3 ECTS credits.
Selection criteria
1. Alignment of the study profile with the program theme.
2. Level of English language proficiency.
3. Mathematical proficiency.
4. Candidate’s motivation.
5. Academic performance (for students).
Procedure for participating in the competition for the Erasmus+ academic mobility program
Step 1. Contacting the graduating department
• The student applies to the graduating department with a request to consider the possibility of participating in the program.
• The department compares the academic disciplines of the Ukrainian educational program in which the student is enrolled with the BIP program at Tallinn University of Applied Sciences (Estonia).
o If the disciplines align, the department prepares two internal memos (according to the list of mobility documents). It informs the dean’s office that a grade certificate (academic transcript) is needed.
Students for whom the department has not prepared two internal memos, and the dean’s office has not prepared an academic transcript – meaning those students who do not have supporting documents regarding the possibility of transferring learning outcomes – are not allowed to take the English language and mathematics testing.
Step 2. Preparation of personal documents
The student prepares the following documents:
• CV in English (PDF format with a photo, no more than 2 pages);
• Motivation letter in English (up to 1 page, PDF);
• Scan of the international passport (1st spread, PDF);
• Passport-sized photo (.jpg);
• English language proficiency certificate (if available).
Motivation letters are checked for plagiarism and AI use. It is not allowed to submit the same letter to multiple mobility programs.
Documents that are not formatted according to the requirements will not be accepted.
Step 3. Submission of documents
The document package is submitted simultaneously in electronic and printed form through the graduating department to the International Relations Department (Room 213-C).
Email for submission: interoffice@nupp.edu.ua.
Lecturers and students of Poltava Polytechnic have already participated three times in Erasmus+ BIP programs at Tallinn University of Applied Sciences: in the spring and autumn of 2024 and in the autumn of 2025.
As a reminder, faculty members of Poltava Polytechnic are eligible to participate in academic mobility and internship programs. Students can study abroad through Erasmus+ credit academic mobility grant programs for a semester or a full academic year at leading universities in Austria, Greenland, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, and the Czech Republic.
For more detailed information on current internship, teaching, and academic mobility programs abroad, please get in touch with the International Relations Office (office 213-C, interoffice@nupp.edu.ua) or Poltava Polytechnic’s International Relations Coordinator – Anna Pavelieva, Ph.D. in Philology, Associate Professor of the Department of Germanic Philology and Translation (email: kunsite.zi@gmail.com, phone: +38-(095)-91-08-192).
