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Managing Erasmus+ at scale: Simplifying mobility & partnership

2/4/2026 10:30 AM

Session 1

2/4/2026 10:30 AM

With Erasmus+ returning to the UK and the EU, universities face rising demands around compliance, digital administration, and scaling mobility. From EWP requirements to audits and learning agreements, operational pressures are higher than ever.

This webinar explores the real challenges of Erasmus+ re-engagement and shares practical strategies to simplify workflows, reduce manual effort, and gain structured oversight through QS MoveON. Real examples and actionable approaches will help universities streamline mobility and partnership management in a digital-first environment.

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Meet the panellists

Eleni Bolou-Schlesinger

QS Regional Partnerships Manager

Aurelia Cheoseaua

QS Account Manager

Barbora Gemzova

QS Client Projects Team Leader, MoveON

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