Four European and two Korean top universities will manage a European-Korean cooperation project on the multldisciplinary field of Communication and InformationScience, Medical Technology, Business Studies with Technology and Economics, with a coordinated international curriculum designed to provide high-level, crossdisciplinarytraining across those selected fields. The student mobility programme will instill a valuable cross-cultural dimension for the participants, incorporatingbest practice curriculum delivery methods and offering various options for European-Korean cooperative learning relevant to both the EU and Korea. Projectactivities will be organised through several complementary mechanisms.By launching a common teaching programme on Communication and Information Science, Medical Technology, Business Studies with Technology, and Economics,the partner institutions will provide 40+40 master level students from Europe and Korea stimulating comparative knowledge and unique field experience.Program details and rules of student exchange and possible double degree agreements are formalised on In bilateral agreements at the first phase of the meeting.