About erasmus+

Erasmus+


The Erasmus+ program is a central pillar of the institution’s mission. By offering mobility opportunities, this program—built on numerous partnerships with European institutions and the structure of degree programs using the ECTS system—enables participants to discover new pedagogical approaches and immerse themselves in diverse cultural and artistic environments.

Thanks to a network of over 40 partner institutions across Europe, the Erasmus+ program enables students, faculty, and staff to have enriching experiences every year.

The international office supports students and faculty members of RésoNAnces in their mobility projects, as well as international students wishing to study in Bordeaux and Poitiers. 

A program tailored for artistic pathways

Erasmus+ program allows :

  • Training programs for teachers and administrative staff.
  • Long term individual mobility for student (1 semester, 2 semesters) and short-term (1 week, traineeships) —have benefited 20% of performance bachelor graduates since 2010, often serving as a stepping stone to master’s programs abroad.
  • Short-term group mobility programs (intensive hybrid programs) for artistic collaborations, such as the “TUNE” project.
  • Educational exchanges enabling teachers to enrich their teaching practices (45 mobilities since 2011).

A rooted institutional dynamic

The commitment of RésoNAnces into profesional networks such as the anescas and the AEC reinforces :

  • Student employability through a European network.
  • Artistic research through targeted collaborations.
  • Educational innovation through the exchange of best practices.

Internationalisation et civic values

The institution’s strategic priorities align with the principles and priorities of the Erasmus+ program and the Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). International activities, partnerships, and mobility programs are carried out in line with these strategic priorities: diversity, inclusion, digital transformation, career readiness, and ecological transition.