International Cooperation
Strategic Directions 2025–2027
- Strengthening research and development cooperation at the international level, with active participation in European university alliances
- Increasing mobility of students and staff for greater inclusion in global academic flows
- Acquiring at least one Erasmus+ partner outside the EU, focusing on regions of Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa
- Joining important European rector conferences: EUA, Danube Region, and Alps-Adriatic
- Strengthening cooperation in international academic networks such as WAAS and WUC
- Emphasis on mobility of teaching staff for knowledge and experience exchange
Erasmus+ Mobilities – Expanding the Boundaries of Knowledge
The university actively increases the number of Erasmus+ mobilities with the aim of expanding and deepening international partnerships. Special attention is given to:
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Longer mobilities for undergraduate students seeking to gain international experience.
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Short-term intensive mobilities for postgraduate students seeking specialized knowledge.
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Teaching staff mobilities that bring fresh methods and intercultural experiences into our pedagogical practice.
The internationalization of the university is a key pillar of scientific progress, promoting excellence, innovation, and global connectivity in education and research.
Alma Mater Europaea University harnesses the full potential of quality international cooperation in education and research, with a special focus on strong connections with European university networks and renowned academies such as the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and the World Academy of Arts and Sciences. Our goal is to expand the number of international projects and mobility, especially in the regions of Central Europe, the Danube area, and the Balkans, and to become a leading partner in these areas.
Our principles of internationalization:
Excellence – we invest in the highest quality of cooperation and educational programs
Innovation – we encourage new approaches and advanced research
Complementarity – we build synergies with leading institutions
Effectiveness and relevance – we focus on concrete results and impact
Culture of dialogue and intercultural cooperation – we promote respect and understanding among cultures
These principles form the foundation for ensuring top quality, innovation, and respect for diversity in our international activities.
Strategic Directions 2025–2027
- Strengthening research and development cooperation at the international level, with active participation in European university alliances
- Increasing mobility of students and staff for greater inclusion in global academic flows
- Acquiring at least one Erasmus+ partner outside the EU, focusing on regions of Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa
- Joining important European rector conferences: EUA, Danube Region, and Alps-Adriatic
- Strengthening cooperation in international academic networks such as WAAS and WUC
- Emphasis on mobility of teaching staff for knowledge and experience exchange
Erasmus+ Mobilities – Expanding the Boundaries of Knowledge
The university actively increases the number of Erasmus+ mobilities with the aim of expanding and deepening international partnerships. Special attention is given to:
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Longer mobilities for undergraduate students seeking to gain international experience.
-
Short-term intensive mobilities for postgraduate students seeking specialized knowledge.
-
Teaching staff mobilities that bring fresh methods and intercultural experiences into our pedagogical practice.