These projects boost skills and employability to meet 21st century skills as well as reforming education, training and educator’s engagement. Erasmus+ brings together existing EU programmes in the fields of education, training and youth. Erasmus+ will support transnational and bring about transformational change in Higher Education partnerships and will bring about cooperation and collaboration to enhance internationalization at Home.
Through funding from the EU programme Erasmus+ LIU employees have the opportunity to visit one of LIU's many partner universities in Europe to gain international experience and qualifications, and to develop existing contacts.

Teaching staff can receive funding for teaching, lecturing, seminars, PhD, supervision and examination at a partner university in Europe. The funding includes an amount based on the length of stay abroad, and a travel grant based on the distance between the home and host universities, in accordance with the EU Commission distance calculator. The mobility requires the teaching staff member to deliver a minimum of eight hours of teaching per week, over at least two days per week or part of a week. The maximum amount of time is generally 2–3 weeks.