Throughout years UBT has established voluntary relationships with various public and non-public parties, local and international, through which we have agreed to work together to achieve a common purpose or undertake a specific task. Types of agreements fall under one of the following categories:

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU): have been established with the purpose of developing academic and cultural exchange in education, research, industry, and other areas.

Joint Projects: have been established with the purpose of supporting the vision of UBT as an extended campus, taking advantage of the combined infrastructure, competence and activities at the alliance universities. The joint activities of the universities provide opportunities for collaboration, networking, and sharing of good practices among students and staff.

KA107: agreements of mobility for undergraduate, master and doctorate students, as well as academic and administrative university staff, between UBT and partner universities from various countries, which provides mobilities during academic years.

CEEPUS: an exchange academic programme in the fields of education and research which involves 15 Central-European countries, that offer both teachers and students opportunities to spend a study or teaching period abroad at the partner universities.

Below is the list of UBT’s partner universities/organizations.