The University of Poitiers organizes mobility programs for students, teachers, and administrative staff at partner universities in Europe, thanks to financial support from the Erasmus+ KA131 program.

Thanks to this program, students have the opportunity to study or do an internship at a European institution as part of their course of study.

Teaching staff can travel to teach or receive training, while administrative staff can travel to receive training and develop their skills.

For more information on the opportunities offered by this program, how to apply, and funding options, please contact your international relations office or write to the KA131 program managers at erasmuseurope@univ-poitier

Since 2015, the University of Poitiers has been organizing mobility programs for students, teachers, and administrative staff to develop cooperation with partners outside Europe, thanks to financial support from Erasmus+.

These are the Erasmus+ KA171 Mobility Programs.

Partner countries by year:

• 2015-2017: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Russia, Serbia
• 2016-2018: Serbia
• 2017-2019: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haiti, Kazakhstan, Russia, Serbia
• 2018-2020: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Serbia
• 2019-2022: Colombia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haiti, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Lebanon, Tunisia, Indonesia
• 2020-2023: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haiti, Tunisia
• 2022-2025: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Lebanon, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Madagascar
• 2023-2026: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Haiti, Madagascar, Canada
• 2024-2027: Albania, Canada, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Egypt, Uzbekistan, Ukraine
• 2025-2028: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Indonesia.

For more details, visit the website dedicated to this program here, or contact the program managers at erasmusinternational@univ-poitiers.fr.

The UNIFROUZ consortium (Franco-Uzbek University) aims to establish strategic and sustainable academic cooperation between France and Uzbekistan through the creation of a joint university and the development of joint master’s degrees. Supported by the Erasmus+ Key Action 171 program, the project is part of efforts to strengthen relations between the European Union and Central Asia in a changing geopolitical and socio-economic context.