Academia Institute of Technology has once again achieved exceptional success in the Erasmus+ 2026 call. Among all institutes of technology in Slovenia, Academia has received the highest amount of approved non-refundable funds, thereby reaffirming its leading role in the internationalisation of short-cycle degree education.
Within the framework of the Erasmus+ 2026 call, Academia was granted EUR 129,475 in non-refundable funds for the implementation of international mobility of students and staff, as well as for the organisation of blended intensive programmes.
The approved funds enable the implementation of:
- 24 student mobilities,
- 13 staff mobilities,
- a total of 37 international mobilities,
- and 2 blended intensive programmes, or Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes.
This success represents significant recognition for Academia's systematic work in the field of international networking, development of quality study experiences, and integration of students into the European and global educational space.
At Academia, we believe that contemporary short-cycle degree education must be closely connected with the international environment, industry, and real challenges of the future. Erasmus+ mobilities enable students to gain practical experience abroad, develop intercultural competences, and strengthen professional knowledge they need for a successful career at home and abroad.
Blended intensive programmes also represent particular added value, as they combine physical mobility, online collaboration, and work in international teams. Through this, Academia provides students with a contemporary, experiential, and international learning environment, in accordance with the principle of Learn from Experience.
The success in the Erasmus+ 2026 call confirms that Academia is one of the most active and successful institutes of technology in Slovenia in the field of international cooperation. At the same time, it represents an important opportunity for further development of international partnerships, mobilities, and innovative forms of teaching.
On this occasion, we would like to sincerely thank CMEPIUS, the national agency of the Erasmus+ programme in Slovenia, for professional support, guidance, and the important role in enabling international opportunities for students, lecturers, and professional staff of the Slovenian educational space.
Academia will continue to open doors to the world for students and lecturers in the future, and strengthen the role of short-cycle degree education as an important part of the European space of knowledge, practical skills, and employability.
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Source: Academia (1. 6. 2026). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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