On 26 March 2026, an Erasmus+ CompIIT consortium meeting took place within the pilot teaching and student mobility week hosted by KU Leuven – Campus De Nayer, Belgium 
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The event brought together students and staff from partner universities, including the European University of Armenia (EUA) and Goris State University (GSU), as part of the Erasmus+ CompIIT (“Competences for International Innovative Projects”) project 
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As part of the pilot implementation, six students from Armenian partner universities joined international teams to work on a Cross-Border Innovation Project with peers from different countries and institutions 
. During the week, students developed key skills such as international teamwork, intercultural communication, Agile Scrum project management, and professional communication 
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The programme also provided hands-on experience in interdisciplinary collaboration, including IT, finance, microelectronic circuits, and management.
At the end of the mobility week, teams presented their project outcomes 
, showcasing both technical knowledge and strong cross-cultural collaboration. Participants were awarded certificates 
for successfully completing the programme.
