• international mobility of students and staff abroad, including virtual and combined mobility
• international projects
• study programmes taught together with a foreign partner university or schools (joint and double degree programmes)
• memberships and active participation in the activities of international consortia and networks
• strategic partnerships with foreign institutions
• scientific research activities in cooperation with foreign scientists or institutions
• teaching in a foreign language
• mixing national and international elements within the university
• study of international students in order to obtain a diploma
• short-term study of international students, typically for the purpose of obtaining credits
• exposure of domestic students and staff to international influence and diversity
• tolerance
• taking into account and support of study/work abroad within study programmes or job-related responsibilities
• integration of foreigners into all activities of the university, including executive and managerial positions
• building a good reputation abroad, promotion and marketing activities targeted abroad
• maintaining contacts with foreign graduates
• providing quality services for foreigners at the level of the undergraduate and graduate student, doctoral student or employee
• promoting intercultural understanding, mixing cultural influences and learning from mutual tolerance, but also the partial boundaries of coexistence of cultures
• acquisition of intercultural competencies (abilities, skills, knowledge) by students and staff
• the ability to communicate in foreign languages, the lingua franca of today is English, and also other foreign languages ??are important
• services of the same level for Czech and international students and employees