The Erasmus project is part of a university context strongly oriented towards the increase of internationalization programs including cooperation initiatives and international volunteering. University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome has identified as a priority its inclusion in an international environment at both educational and scientific level. In this context, the strengthening of project-related Erasmus activities becomes a valuable tool to support students, teachers and administrative staff, it allows to offer concrete mobility initiatives to interested parties as well as to insert the University as part of an International community sharing mobility experiences for over 20 years.In addition to scientific research and exchange of visiting professors, other initiatives of internationalization include cooperation activities and international volunteering.The university offers to the students the opportunity to participate in activities of assistance to people, health and food education, inter-university research programs and projects of construction of infrastructure for social development in developing countries. Work camp are organized in the summer months in countries of Africa and Latin America.