Our university, in addition to its existing Erasmus+ KA171 agreements, carries out partnerships with various universities through the Mevlana Exchange Program and bilateral cooperation protocols, within which our faculties conduct joint scientific research. This project was designed to expand these collaborations within the EU framework, ensure their sustainability, and transform them into tangible outputs with a high multiplier effect. In the European Commission’s The European Higher Education in the World Strategy, the critical importance of internationalization in fulfilling the missions of higher education institutions in education, research, and social contribution is emphasized. The document highlights that cooperation beyond local borders with EU member and program countries enhances the quality of students, researchers, and staff, thereby contributing to the strategic goals of institutions. In this context, the project aimed to provide equal opportunities in line with the Erasmus+ priority of “inclusion and diversity,” to ensure access to IT technologies within the scope of “digital transformation,” and to enhance the knowledge and awareness of young researchers through mobility under the principle of “active participation