Suor Orsola Benincasa University reaffirms its strong commitment to the principles and priorities of the Erasmus Programme, actively contributing to the development of a cohesive European Education and Culture Area, which is fundamental for promoting a shared sense of European citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and democratic values. Through the opportunities offered by the Programme, and in particular through Key Action 131, the University aims to further expand and consolidate its international network by enhancing both the quality and quantity of mobility activities. These efforts are directed at strengthening cooperation with existing partners and establishing new strategic alliances within and beyond Europe, in line with institutional goals for internationalisation and academic excellence. Through a continuous and consistent monitoring plan, the university is committed to improving the quality of student and staff mobility and, above all, to promoting the inclusion of participants in the Erasmus programme. In full alignment with the objectives set out in the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE), the University guarantees: Full academic recognition of activities undertaken abroad; A firm commitment to equal opportunities, with a zero-tolerance approach to any form of discrimination; The provision of comprehensive support services before, during, and after the mobility period, including linguistic preparation, academic mentoring, administrative assistance, and post-mobility evaluation. The University considers Erasmus not only as a mobility tool, but as a strategic driver for innovation, institutional development, and capacity building. Participation in the Programme has led to the strengthening of internal procedures for quality assurance in mobility, the internationalisation of curricula, and the exchange of good practices in teaching and learning. Moreover, by promoting mobility for study, traineeship, teaching, and training purposes, Suor Orsola Benincasa University contributes to the modernisation and international openness of the European Higher Education Area, while fostering the personal and professional growth of its students and staff. With this commitment, the University supports the long-term vision of a more inclusive, connected, and knowledge-based Europe, and confirms its active role in advancing the strategic objectives of the Erasmus+ Programme.