The main purpose of the activities conducted under the reported Project was to promote the Programme within the AGH University community and encourage a larger number of students and staff to participate in the Erasmus+ Programme. AGH University was also committed to: - ensuring equal access for all participants, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds, - expanding the internationalisation of the University through a continuous increase in the number of AGH students who completed studies or traineeships under the Erasmus+ Programme, - providing full recognition of successfully completed courses taken by students abroad, - improving the quality of teaching and professional skills through the mobility of academic staff, - ensuring wider access to training opportunities for university staff, to further develop their professional, digital, and language skills, - fostering student and staff mobilities within existing inter-institutional agreements, while actively seeking new partnerships, including those offering programmes for third-cycle students, - promoting any initiative supporting measures implemented to enhance the quality of education, - increasing the number of incoming students and staff, - implementing the KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE concept through cooperation between teaching, research, innovation, and business, - developing participants' language skills, particularly in terms of specialised terminology, - encouraging participants to share the knowledge and demonstrate skills acquired during mobility with the academic community and beyond (family, neighbours, friends), - ensuring that participants gained new experiences and skills, thereby increasing their professional competence and employability.