International cooperation and mobility are central to the internationalization strategy of the Tallinn Health Care College (hereinafter referred to as College), as they guide institutional actions in teaching, research and outreach to the global community. The College Development Plan and Internationalization Strategy 2022-2026 foresee that international cooperation must cover all curricula, incl. research and development activities, participation in international projects, e-learning, traineeship, mobility of students and staff, innovation and technological advancement. The international outreach, scientific research and digital skills of our lecturers ensure high quality learning for students. Developing the global competences of students and staff aims to empower health professionals to work in multidisciplinary and international teams, and to use up-to-date research and evidence-based outcomes to deliver quality healthcare. The concrete objectives of the project were: - to prepare and conduct one Blended Intensive Program (BIP); - higher education student mobility between Program Countries - 66 students; - higher education staff mobility between Program Countries - 30 teachers and staff members; TOTAL: 96 participants