ISA Lille is proud to be an Erasmus + Charter Holder, meaning we commit to respecting the fundamental principles of European programs and their values: equal opportunity, openness to others, and humanism.
Student and Staff Mobility
Every year, ISA Lille welcomes students and staff from partner universities to diversify our pedagogical styles and learning outcomes. Our incoming exchange students represent the diverse spectrum of international students; coming from over 30 different countries, every continent is represented.
We also coordinate outgoing student and staff mobility to our partner universities. Our students and staff benefit from Erasmus grants to help cover the costs of their mobility period. In addition, any participants who have a severe disability or exceptional special needs may be entitled to extra funding to cover associated costs on their Erasmus+ mobility.
Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator
KA107 – International Credit Mobility
Erasmus + Key Action 107 (KA107) encourages higher education mobility between Programme States and Partner Countries. ISA Lille is proud to engage in several ongoing KA107 projects all over the world. We work closely with our international partners to create exchange programs compatible with the student’s degree-related learning, personal development needs, and professional goals.
In addition to student mobility, we also engage in staff exchanges with our partner institutions. Through our KA107 partnerships, we have welcomed staff for training periods on active pedagogy, intercultural training and pollution management. Our own professors have also benefited from our partners’ expertise. These exchanges allow more well-rounded professional development for us and our partners through international exposure and sharing of best practices.
KA2 – Smart Farming
In 2017, ISA Lille was awarded an Erasmus + Key Action 02 grant for a joint project on Precision Agriculture. This program focuses on cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices. ISA Lille is proud to be leading the project, working closely with our partners: UTAD Portugal, NMBU Norway, SLU Sweden, University of Helsinki, University of Liège, Perrotis College.
