Mending the Cracks: Unifying Internationalization Practices within 4EU+












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            <tr> <th style="background:#f4dede; color:#7a0000; text-align:left; padding:16px; width:28
            bottom:3px solid #b40000;"> Leading university: </th> <td style="padding:16px; border-bott
            solid #b40000;"> Charles University, Faculty of Law </td> </tr> <tr> <th style="background

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            leader: </th> <td style="padding:16px; border-bottom:3px solid #b40000;"> Pavel Linzer </t
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            Participating<br>universities: </th> <td style="padding:16px;"> Charles University, Sorbon
            University of Copenhagen </td> </tr> </table>


            The initiative aims to harmonise internationalisation processes within the 4EU+ Alliance b
            together student representatives from internal governing bodies. Through examining applica

            credit and course recognition, and internal regulations affecting mobility, the project se
            inconsistencies and propose unified practices. Its goal is to make international mobility 
            accessible, and convenient for 4EU+ students.


            The project’s core aim is to connect student representatives across member universities to
            obstacles in mobility and collaboration from the student perspective. By aligning processe

            applications, support systems, and academic recognition, the project aims to create a more
            easily navigable international experience across the Alliance.


            Expected outputs include a comprehensive report, recommendations for university leadership
            to governing bodies, and long-term improvements to the student mobility experience.