The University of Akureyri has a broad network of partners in most EU-countries through the Erasmus+ IIA. All faculties or schools have multiple Erasmus partnerships with active student and staff mobility. UANK has been actively involved in the Erasmus+ program since 1996 and through that time send out over 280 students and received around 900 students. The Erasmus+ program has sharpen the universities focus on priorities such as quality and innovation in teaching, offering courses in English, enhanced links with the job market, and better recognition of skills gained through mobility. The focus on inclusion as it introduced by the commission is very much related to the emphasis that the university has made in it's general policy making. UNAK has set aims to improve and support those that have less abilities to go on a mobility. Incoming exchange students and teachers help enrich the internationalization aspect for the university and gives cultural and educational diversity to the campus. Therefor the Erasmus+ project is of great importance to the University of Akureyri. The focus is on increasing the quantity and quality of higher education graduates at all levels. The Erasmus+ project is of great importance to the University.