Erasmus+ projects are implemented through so-called Key Actions (KA), which vary depending on the type of activity. Individual Mobility (KA1) enables schools and organizations to send pupils, students, academic staff, or employees of educational organizations abroad. Under the Partnerships for Cooperation (KA2) action, organizations and institutions can establish international partnerships and carry out international projects.

Part of the program is managed directly by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), an executive body of the European Commission based in Brussels. The EACEA oversees certain activities within both key actions, which we therefore refer to as “centralized.” These include well-known programs such as Erasmus+ Sport, Erasmus Mundus, Jean Monnet, and many others.

Since 2022, our faculty has been a partner in two Erasmus+ KA2 projects, and it has been coordinating a new one since 2025.