The UT finds science to be a matter of teamwork. When connecting, albeit physically or virtually, locally or trans-nationally, only by sharing and exchanging knowledge and through cooperation we can determine what society needs and meet it with creative, sustainable solutions. The UT creates these opportunities for exchange through international relationships, underpinned by memoranda of understanding and exchange agreements world wide. The UT aims at durable partnerships with institutions that share academic and social principles, mutually enhance education, innovation and research strengths, have established eco-systems with industry, and are committed to enhancing the institutional profile including regional growth. The Erasmus+ programme remains a key facilitator to make these connections happen for the UT. It supports the UT to create professionals, ready to tackle global issues. In that light, in addition to objectives and individual benefits of mobility (as also relayed in the final report of KA103 2020), the UT sustained its goal for mobilities in its Shaping2030 era: 75% of students taking up a mobility experience in their UT degree programme and a learning experiences for staff members enjoyed every 3 years.