Erasmus +
charters

The European strategy of the CFA LEEM Apprentissage aims to increase the mobility of teaching staff in partner French universities (UP Saclay, Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, Sorbonne Université, etc.), strengthen the mobility of apprentices and, above all, promote mobility for internship purposes.

Continue and strengthen inbound apprentice mobility

This will be achieved through several means: ensuring the sustainability of existing bilateral contracts, ensuring a geographical balance between outgoing mobility; and identifying the strengths and weaknesses of existing partnerships to establish future cooperation (based on the complementarities of educational programs, uncovered geographic areas, feedback, and the expectations expressed by apprentices).

Promoting student mobility for internship purposes

Thanks to the partnerships established since January 2023 by the Head of International Mobility, Ms. Gabrielle (Marie) da Cunha, the CFA LEEM is committed to better disseminating information about it and to strengthening the process for processing the resulting applications (using Moveon forms in 2025).

Increasing teaching staff mobility

Teaching staff mobility is still underdeveloped. Currently, it’s mainly Master 2 students who are going on exchanges with their apprentices. The CFA LEEM intends to improve the dissemination of information about opportunities to promote its development.

Detail the CFA LEEM’s international strategy

For the future, the CFA LEEM wishes to define and implement an international policy designed around several major themes in the fields of study of the pharmaceutical industry (such as, for example, promoting the convergence of health product evaluation systems in European Union countries). This strategic orientation would allow for the refocusing of the management of international openness and that of individual initiatives of teachers and researchers.

The European Charter for Higher Education also named ECHE allows schools situated in a country member of the Erasmus program to take part in mobility actions concerning apprenticeship and/or cooperation in innovation or good habits regarding Erasmus + program.

It is not compulsory to have one for a higher education school situated in partnership countries, as the quality standard is established by inter-institutions’ agreements between schools.

ECHE is for all Erasmus Program until 2027 with an extended validity period for projects which begin in the last year of the program (in 2027).

The charter principles were adapted to the news of the Erasmus + 2021-2027 program, regarding digitalization, inclusion and durability.

The main contact is the international mobility manager of the CFA LEEM Apprentissage Ms. Gabrielle Marie da Cunha.