Internationalisation forms an important part of NHL Stenden’s assignment to deliver high quality, world wise education and research. The labour market and the industries for which our students are educated are increasingly globalised. In order to cope with an increasingly interwoven and interdependent world, all students must understand and be aware of the intercultural and international dimensions and context of their field of study, whether they study abroad or at home, at Associate, Bachelors or Masters degree level. Participating in the Erasmus+ project opens possibilities for all students and staff to participate in activities, projects, exchange and other forms of international cooperation, virtual as well as by (green) travelling. Mobility of students and staff is an important activity to acquire the international and intercultural competencies we mentioned in our Strategic Internationalisation Policy (see annex A). Our international network offers strong and attractive possibilities both for students and staff to gain a wide array of experiences we cannot offer at home. NHL Stenden actively promotes this to students and staff to use the opportunities enriching their learning experience and teaching practise.