Erasmus programme
Erasmus+, an acronym for European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students, is a program created in 1987 by the European Community which, among several new opportunities, gives European University students the possibility to carry out a study/traineeship period (in another country of the European Union) legally recognized by their University.
International Credit Mobility is an activity under Erasmus+ Key Action 1 Mobility. These projects have a bilateral character and may be established at the level of the University, for all its members, or only one Faculty/Institute, depending on the academic offer and interests of the HE institutions involved. Since 2017, the University Business Academy in Novi Sad has been actively involved in exchanges of students and staff with universities and academic institutions from this programme.
The University Business Academy has already signed a large number of cooperation agreements with higher education institutions from other countries. In this way, the University achieves international recognition for education and scientific work and its diplomas are easily comparable and recognized across borders, click on the link for more information.
