Erasmus+ Mobility refers to a program under the broader Erasmus+ initiative, which is a European Union (EU) program designed to support education, training, youth, and sport in Europe. Erasmus+ Mobility at CIT specifically focuses on promoting international mobility and cooperation among students, faculty members and staff within the EU and partner countries.

Erasmus+ Mobility plays a crucial role in promoting a European dimension in education, enhancing the quality and relevance of education and training, and fostering collaboration between institutions across borders. The program aims to create a more interconnected and internationally minded European educational community.

Key features of Erasmus+ Mobility include:

• Student Mobility: Provides opportunities for students to study or undergo a traineeship abroad, allowing them to gain international experience, enhance language skills, and broaden their cultural understanding.

• Staff Mobility: Allows academic and administrative staff from educational institutions to undertake teaching assignments, training, or professional development activities in another country, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

• International Partnerships: Encourages institutions to form partnerships with organizations from different countries, facilitating joint projects, research, and academic cooperation.

• Credit Transfer: Supports the seamless transfer of credits earned during international mobility periods, ensuring that study or work undertaken abroad contributes to the student’s overall academic progress.

• Quality Assurance: Emphasizes the importance of maintaining high-quality standards in education and training through international cooperation, ensuring that mobility experiences contribute positively to the overall learning outcomes.