The Erasmus Exchange Programme is a European Union project aimed at promoting the mobility of students and academics between EU member states (including Turkey, Norway, and Switzerland).
The program's objective is to improve the quality of higher education in Europe and strengthen its European dimension. This goal can be summarized as making best practices from different European countries available for the benefit of the whole of Europe. The Erasmus program strives to achieve these objectives by promoting international cooperation between universities, facilitating the exchange of students and educators in Europe, and contributing to the academic recognition and transparency of studies and degrees obtained in participating countries.
Bozok University began working towards participating in the program in 2007 and joined the Erasmus Programme in 2008 after receiving the ECHE (Erasmus Charter for Higher Education). Since 2008, our university has continued to carry out student and staff mobility with member countries within the scope of the program.