In order to increase our university's recognition in the international arena, to take advantage of the opportunities offered to our students by the universities and institutions abroad, and to develop the academic, social and cultural perspectives of our students, our university has been providing learning and training mobility to its students within the scope of EU programs since 2004. Our students who have benefited from Erasmus's mobility reported that they have improved socially, culturally and academically during their exchange and that their foreign language skills have also improved. While renewing our agreements via EWP, new subject areas were added to the agreements with most of the universities with which we had signed IIA during the previous project period. The addition of new subject areas is an indication that the partner universities are willing to continue this cooperation and trust in our education quality. When our university plans research programs with the foreign universities, we first contact the universities with which we have an Erasmus agreement. This and similar collaborations provide significant contributions to our university as they enable the development of the educational curriculum, the increase in the quality of education, and the opportunity to observe new academic perspectives. The recognition of our university is increasing and our competitive power is being carried to the international level.