EU Global actively promotes participation in Erasmus+ staff mobility as a core mechanism for strengthening international cooperation, professional development, and institutional excellence. Staff mobility enables academic and administrative personnel to engage in teaching, training, knowledge exchange, and capacity-building activities with partner institutions across Europe and beyond.

Erasmus+ staff mobility typically supports two complementary formats:

Staff Mobility for Teaching – allowing academic staff to deliver lectures, seminars, supervision, and other teaching-related activities at partner institutions.

Staff Mobility for Training – enabling staff to participate in professional development activities such as job shadowing, staff weeks, workshops, and structured training programmes that enhance institutional practices and individual competencies.

At EU Global, staff mobility is open to:

• Academic staff involved in teaching, research, supervision, or curriculum development

• Administrative and professional staff contributing to internationalisation, quality assurance, digital learning, student services, and institutional management

• Doctoral candidates who are engaged in teaching, research support, supervision activities, or professional academic duties, and who contribute to EU Global’s educational and research mission

In line with Erasmus+ principles, doctoral candidates may participate in staff mobility when they are considered part of the institution’s academic community and are undertaking activities comparable to those of academic staff (e.g., teaching, training, research collaboration, or capacity-building). This reflects EU Global’s recognition of doctoral researchers as emerging academic professionals.

All staff mobility activities are implemented through approved mobility agreements or work plans that define objectives, expected outcomes, and recognition arrangements. EU Global ensures transparent selection procedures, institutional support before and after mobility, and integration of outcomes into teaching, research, and organisational development.

Through Erasmus+ staff mobility, EU Global strengthens international partnerships, enhances staff competencies, and fosters a culture of innovation, quality, and global engagement.