Erasmus+ key action 2 “Cooperation partnerships in higher education”

Programme: Erasmus+ key action 2 “Cooperation partnerships in higher education”

Project No.: 2024-1-RO01-KA220-HED-000256449

Project implementation: 1st of December 2024 – 31st of October 2027




Studying abroad can be life-changing, but also mentally demanding. The Mobile Minds in Motion project strives to provide students on mobility and staff with research-backed tools, resources and support networks needed to ensure that the Erasmus experience remains a rewarding and healthy experience.

The Mobile Minds in Motion (MMM) project acknowledges that while studying abroad through the Erasmus+ programme is often celebrated as a life-changing experience, it can also bring significant mental health challenges. Many students face cultural shock, homesickness, academic pressure, and feelings of loneliness or anxiety. These issues are often overlooked, leaving a critical gap in support systems for mobile students. Alarmingly, recent studies, including findings from Zimmermann et al. (2024), Campbell et al. (2022), and the 2022 Health at a Glance report, reveal that nearly half of young Europeans report unmet mental health needs, with the pandemic further exacerbating these challenges.

MMM envisions a healthier and more inclusive mobility experience by fostering mental health prevention and awareness. We aim to provide students and staff with the tools and knowledge to prepare for and address mental health challenges tied to the unique experiences of studying abroad. By promoting open dialogue and destigmatising mental health issues, the project aspires to create a supportive environment for all Erasmus+ participants.

Project website: https://projects.uni-foundation.eu/mobilemindsinmotion/





Transylvania University of Brasov, Romania (https://www.unitbv.ro/en/)





  • Erasmus Student Network AISBL
  • European University Foundation
  • Selcuk University (Turkey)
  • University of Alcala (Spain)
  • University of Porto (Portugal)
  • Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania)