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ISG has developed a strategy of International Cooperation that has been in practice since 1978. It has increased the number of its partners both in Europe and abroad. Furthermore, it has intensified cooperation in Research Projects developed by the various Departments of ISG, which is a campaign of motivation to encourage the participation of the teaching corps in these projects.

Europe

Mobility Programmes

ERASMUS – Student Mobility

ERASMUS – Teaching Staff Mobility

Leonardo da Vinci

Overseas

Increase and strengthen relations with entities in Portugal, who can organise or support these activities (Embassies; Consulates; Fulbright/Flad; The Ministry of Education; Fundação Oriente [The Eastern Foundation]; & The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation among others, with the view to implement an international strategy for these countries such as:

·Establish general and specific Protocols of Cooperation

·Establish agreements that would facilitate the Mobility of Students and Professors

·Establish agreements that would enable the development of Research Projects in partnership

·Intensify efforts to facilitate participation in Programmes that would encourage Mobility of Students and Professors Intensify efforts to facilitate participation in Research Programmes