The Erasmus mobility project is part of the University’s internationalization plan, which aims to develop and increase the number of mobilities abroad for both students and teaching staff. The implementation of Erasmus mobilities addresses several aspects: - ensuring access for as many students as possible from all four faculties of the University to the mobility program; - increasing the number of students benefiting from Erasmus study and placement mobilities; - enhancing the academic performance of participants; - providing the opportunity to gain insight into other medical systems, thus facilitating the planning of future professional careers in the medical field; - supporting the personal development of participants through exposure to other cultures and customs, fostering adaptability to new situations and improving tolerance towards others; - enabling teaching staff to participate in teaching and training mobilities; - increasing the number of teaching staff taking part in such mobilities; - facilitating the creation of academic and research partnerships; - supporting the establishment of consortia for applications to various research projects; - promoting the publication of research results.