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University of Benghazi Students Complete Exchange at University of Tuscia

2026-10-20

University of Benghazi students completing an academic exchange at the University of Tuscia in Italy

University of Benghazi Students Complete Academic Exchange Programme at the University of Tuscia in Italy

 

Four University of Benghazi students have returned to Libya after completing a full semester at the University of Tuscia in Italy through the COMMO VII international student mobility programme, an Erasmus+ KA171 mobility initiative coordinated by UNIMED. The students’ participation was organised and coordinated by the University of Benghazi’s International Cooperation Office.

Semester Exchange at the University of Tuscia in Italy

The participating students were Sanad Al-Dernawi, Zuhair Boudjaja, Abdulrahim Dihoum, and Sama Al-Barasi. During their semester at the University of Tuscia, they pursued academic activities within the Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisation (DEIM) and the Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems (DIBAF).

Developing Academic and Research Experience Abroad

The programme provided the students with an opportunity to experience teaching and research practices at a European university and engage in an international academic environment. It also contributed to developing their academic and research skills while broadening their cultural and educational experience.

Expanding International Student Mobility Opportunities

The participation forms part of the University of Benghazi’s efforts to expand cooperation with international academic institutions and create wider opportunities for student mobility, study, and research abroad.

The University’s International Cooperation Office continues to develop agreements with universities and educational institutions worldwide and expand access to academic exchange programmes, supporting the University’s international engagement and providing students with broader educational opportunities.

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