The project sought to strengthen international cooperation between Eszterházy Károly Catholic University (EKCU) and partner institutions across key regions. In the Western Balkans (Montenegro), the aim was to deepen fine arts collaboration, combining EKCU’s expertise in nature art with Montenegro’s painting traditions, and to foster student and staff mobility including summer art colonies. In Neighbourhood East (Armenia, Ukraine, Georgia), EKCU worked to advance cooperation in fine arts, mathematics teacher training, and viticulture/oenology, enhancing academic quality, cultural exchange, and programme development. In Sub-Saharan Africa (Ghana), the goal was to expand nature art partnerships, promote cultural diversity, and create joint art projects. In Asia (Indonesia), the focus was on fine arts, environmental sciences, and climate change research, supporting curriculum development and joint projects. In the Pacific (Australia), the project aimed to build on viticulture research links to develop joint educational tools, training, and networking. Across all regions, the objective was to boost mobility, share expertise, and strengthen internationalisation.