TALM has set itself the following objectives as part of its participation in Erasmus + for the year 2023-2025: - To increase existing partnerships and develop new ones with higher education establishments specializing in Art, Design, Textile Techniques and Conservation-Restoration. - To decompartmentalize the artistic practices of students and teachers through inter-European and multicultural learning and to encourage a better professional integration of our students. - To maintain the number and quality of incoming and outgoing mobility for students and teachers by strengthening support for beneficiaries and implementing cross-fertilization partnerships. - To provide access to mobility for all, so that students and staff can participate in the Erasmus + programme despite any difficulties, by communicating widely on the Erasmus + inclusion criteria. - To develop European projects with TALM’s European partner higher education establishments. TALM coordinates two Cooperation partnership project: Young European Sculpture (YES) since 2022, with the Accademia di Belle Arti di Carrara (Italie), the Art Academy of Latvia (Latvia) and the Faculdade de Belas Artes – Universidade do Porto (Portugal) ; and since 2024, Sustainable Cooperation for Activating Large-scale EXperiences in Design (SCALExD), with the University for arts and design Linz (Austria) and the Institute for advanced architecture of Catalonia (Spain).