10 Students from European University Participated in an Erasmus+ International Mobility Program in Italy

From May 11 – 15, 10 students from European University took part in an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Program at Kore University of Enna in Italy within the framework of a fully funded Erasmus+ international mobility.

Throughout the program, students were actively engaged in case discussions, team-based activities, and interactive learning processes, which enabled them to further develop both their professional competencies and their teamwork and critical thinking skills.

The blended intensive course was designed to provide students with a diverse and practice-oriented learning experience.

One of the key components of the program focused on a simulation activity dedicated to cybersecurity and international cooperation. Within this activity, students assumed the roles of representatives of different countries, explored cyber-crisis scenarios, and participated in collaborative decision-making processes.

Particularly impressive for the students was the visit to the leading research centers of the Engineering and Architecture Department at Kore University of Enna – LEDA and MARTA.

During the visit, students explored modern research infrastructure, flight simulators, seismic testing laboratories, and specialized engineering structures used for various research and educational purposes.

The International Relations Office of European University continues to actively expand international opportunities for students and support their involvement in program that foster the development of knowledge, practical experience, and international partnerships.