The Erasmus+ Programme Guide emphasizes the value of learner and staff mobility, offering opportunities to study or train abroad. These experiences enable participants to explore diverse perspectives, acquire new knowledge, adopt innovative teaching methods, enhance their competencies, and adapt to new environments. The goals of the Erasmus+ programme align seamlessly with the AMU Strategy 2020-2030, reflecting and reinforcing the university’s four main strategic objectives. AMU aspires to be a leading European research university, conducting high-quality, internationally recognized research and strengthening its global position through active international collaboration. This commitment to internationalisation encompasses students, doctoral candidates, researchers, and administrative staff. The strategy also prioritizes the internationalisation of education by increasing the number of courses taught by foreign lecturers. An inclusive approach ensures that the university’s international offerings are accessible to all, fostering an accessible and disability-friendly environment for international mobility. This focus is further enhanced by AMU's participation in the EPICUR consortium under the European Universities initiative. In this context, involvement in the Erasmus+ programme directly supports AMU’s key developmental priorities for the coming years, serving as a cornerstone for advancing its internationalisation agenda. In conclusion, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań aims to achieve the following through the implementation of the Erasmus+ project: • Enhancing internationalisation as an ongoing, inclusive process involving all academic community groups. • Intensifying mobility activities for students and staff, both within programme countries and with third countries. • Increasing participation in SMP mobility, equipping participants with practical skills and competencies to navigate a dynamic labour market. • Expanding the network of partner institutions and increasing the proportion of SMS mobility. • Broadening the range of courses offered in foreign languages, promoting accessibility and global engagement. • Continuously improving university infrastructure, with a focus on supporting individuals with disabilities and special needs. • Fostering tolerance through the promotion and development of mobility initiatives. • Eliminating social exclusion, ensuring equal opportunities for all groups within the academic community. • Scaling up digital solutions to streamline and enhance internationalisation processes. • Strengthening engagement with the University’s Third Mission, fostering collaboration with society and industry. • Promoting European values, fostering unity and shared cultural understanding. • Expanding AMU’s presence in international forums, research networks, and collaborative global projects. These objectives underscore AMU’s commitment to building a more inclusive, dynamic, and globally connected academic environment.