A hall crowded with UniTS students ready to leave for the Erasmus+ Study Programme, dedicated to bachelor's, master's and PhD students.

The UniTS International Day has proved to be a not-to-be-missed event for students who want to experience training abroad: the stories of those who have already lived this kind of experience and the information provided by the university staff demonstrated all the advantages of the Programme.

As special guest, there was the science journalist and biologist Cristina Serra.

The numbers of UniTS Erasmus+ Study are excellent: the funding obtained is about € 1,600,000 while the evaluation received by the National Agency of the Programme for the management of activities is the highest in the last seven years (a score of 90/100).

The numbers of outgoing students are on the rise with 522 assignments for 2024/25 (+9.4 %), while those expected to arrive (incoming) are slightly up with 206, a number that is destined to rise.

Also noteworthy is the growth in the Short-Term Mission reserved for doctoral students with 32 assignments in 2023/24 (compared to 15 in the previous round), the participation of lecturers (+ 90%) and university staff (+ 74%).