Erasmus is a university programme for students and academic staff. It supports international co-operation in higher education, allows students trips abroad on the part-study basis and allows vocational practice. It also promotes mobility of the academic staff, creates numerous opportunities for universities to participate in projects with foreign partners. Poland has been participating in the Erasmus Program since the academic year 1998/99. In 1995-2006 Erasmus was the part of the Community of Socrates and since the academic year 2007/2008 it is part of the LLP - The Lifelong Learning Programme, which is primarily aimed at improving the quality and attractiveness of education and facilitating international cooperation and exchanges in education.

In August, 2004, Piła Academy of Business, through the Office of the Marshal of Great Poland Voivodeship in Poznań, came into contact with the College of Administration in Wiesbaden, a branch office in Kessel,

On June 19, 2008, two fast-growing academies signed a letter of intent for the partnership. Joint development of both academies will cover the following areas: