
Strengthening Mobility Support for Students with Fewer Opportunities is a publication that provides practical guidelines for inclusive internationalisation in higher education institutions. Developed within the framework of the DiEM project, the guidelines aim to enhance institutional capacity to support Erasmus+ students with fewer opportunities. Drawing on research that engaged over 150 international officers, institutional mapping exercises, and study visits across four universities, the document offers a comprehensive framework for embedding inclusion throughout the student mobility journey. The publication offers guidelines divided into two parts: Part I focuses on strengthening inclusive organisational structures at the institutional (meso) level, while Part II offers hands-on guidance for staff directly supporting students - such as international relations officers, faculty coordinators, accessibility centres, and student organisations - across the four phases of mobility: pre-arrival, on arrival, during the stay, and re-entry. Together, these guidelines support higher education institutions in translating inclusion strategies into concrete, sustainable practices that make mobility more equitable and accessible for all students.
inclusion, fewer opportunities, student mobility, higher education, higher education staff, guidelines
inclusion, fewer opportunities, student mobility, higher education, higher education staff, guidelines
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