Program Structure

Insights and updates from the leadership guiding our library’s mission.

Programme Structure

Erasmus+ is divided into several Key Actions that cater to different groups and activities:

  1. Key Action 1: Learning Mobility of Individuals
    This action supports the mobility of students, staff, and youth for:
    • Study Abroad: Students can spend a semester or academic year at a partner university in Europe.
    • Internships: Students and recent graduates can gain work experience through funded internships abroad.
    • Teaching and Training: Staff and faculty can teach or attend professional development programs at partner institutions.
  1. Key Action 2: Cooperation Among Organizations and Institutions
    This action focuses on partnerships and collaborative projects, including:
    • Strategic Partnerships: Collaborative projects between institutions to innovate and share best practices.
    • Capacity Building: Projects to modernize and strengthen higher education systems in partner countries.
  1. Key Action 3: Support for Policy Reform
    This action supports initiatives to improve education, training, and youth policies at the national and international levels.
  1. Jean Monnet Activities
    These activities promote teaching, research, and debate on European Union studies.
  1. Sport
    Erasmus+ also supports grassroots sports projects that promote inclusion, health, and education through sport.