Our university is at the Türkiye Summit in Erasmus+ Higher Education Mobility Projects.

According to the results of the 2025 Application Period Higher Education Mobility Projects (KA131/KA171) published on August 4, 2025 by the Presidency of the European Union Education and Youth Programs Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, our University ranked 31st out of 208 higher education institutions that applied for the KA131 Single Beneficiary Project, receiving a grant of €409,480. In the KA131 Multiple Beneficiary (Consortium) Projects category, where 43 higher education institutions applied as coordinators, our University received a grant of €65,900 for 2 projects, ranking 5th. Overall, in the KA131 Single and Multiple Beneficiary Project results, our University ranked 22nd out of 211 higher education institutions, receiving a total grant of €475,380.

Sivas Cumhuriyet University ranked first in Türkiye in the Erasmus+ KA171 Project.

Within the scope of the Erasmus+ KA171 project, our University achieved the distinction of being ranked 1st among 144 higher education institutions that applied for this project type, receiving a grant of €141,518. Furthermore, thanks to collaborations with 24 different countries, it has become the higher education institution with the most partnerships in this field. Thus, our University, which ranked first in the KA171 project type in 2019 with a grant of €1,000,000, has once again reached the top in this field in 2025.

With a total grant amount of €616,898 received from Erasmus+ KA131 and KA171 projects, our University ranks 16th among universities implementing KA171 projects and 17th among all universities, both those implementing and not implementing KA171 projects.

Commenting on the matter, our University's Vice Rector for International Relations and Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator, Prof. Dr. Süleyman DEĞİRMEN, stated, “The achievements of our University in the 2025 Erasmus+ KA131 and KA171 projects are a strong indicator of our internationalization vision and strategic collaborations. I would like to thank the Erasmus+ Institutional Coordination team, Unit/Department Coordinators, all our academic and administrative staff, our students, and our stakeholders for their contributions to this significant achievement.”.