Observatoire de l’impact Erasmus+

Erasmus+ Contact seminar : Austria, Hungary, Czech republic and Morocco

1. Context and Justification

As part of the Erasmus+ program, the European Union supports academic cooperation and mobility through strategic initiatives that facilitate exchanges between higher education institutions in Europe and partner countries. Transnational Cooperation Activities (TCA), particularly Contact Seminars, are designed to promote networking and the development of new academic and scientific partnerships.

In this context, the Erasmus+ National Agencies of Hungary, Austria, and the Czech Republic, in collaboration with the Erasmus+ Morocco Office, are organizing a Contact Seminar from April 7 to 10, 2025, at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in Benguerir, Morocco. This event aims to strengthen academic cooperation and stimulate the development of joint projects under the Erasmus+ program.

This seminar represents a strategic opportunity for the internationalization of Moroccan universities and the strengthening of academic ties with Europe. We hope this initiative will contribute to the creation of innovative projects and lasting collaborations in higher education and research.

 

2. Objectives of the Seminar

  • Facilitate networking between Moroccan universities and those from Hungary, Austria, and the Czech Republic.
  • Encourage the creation of new academic partnerships within the key actions of the Erasmus+ program.
  • Promote the exchange of best practices in student and staff mobility, research cooperation, and the internationalization of higher education.
  • Explore Erasmus+ funding opportunities to support mobility and institutional cooperation projects.

 

3. Participants

This seminar will bring together approximately 60 university representatives, academic leaders, and Erasmus+ experts from the following institutions:

  • Moroccan universities (both public and private) interested in Erasmus+ cooperation opportunities.
  • Hungarian, Austrian, and Czech universities, members of the Erasmus+ program.
  • The Moroccan Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research, and Innovation.
  • Representatives of the Erasmus+ National Agencies and the Erasmus+ Morocco Office.

4. Expected Outcomes

  • Identification of new cooperation areas and future Erasmus+ projects.
  • Strengthening of academic partnerships between Morocco and the participating European countries.
  • Increased student and faculty mobility.
  • Promotion of Erasmus+ opportunities among Moroccan institutions.

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