By implementing this project, Cnam aims to: - Increase its visibility in Europe and internationally as a leading institution in the field of lifelong learning through partnerships - Fulfil the Engineering Qualifications Commission's requirement of international mobility within the engineering cycle - Enhance the attractiveness by offering favorable material conditions (mobility grants) to students in a wide range of curricula (initial training, continuing education or apprenticeship), enabling them to successfully complete their engineering, bachelor's or master's degree - Provide students with a rich period abroad, a cultural and professional immersion to gain practical global experience to increase their skill set, including: new professional skills, inter-cultural understanding, English language skills, professional networks, confidence and independence - Improve and adapt teaching content to technological and socio-economic changes, to encourage teaching staff to develop new courses and joint programs - Help non-teaching staff develop their foreign language and multicultural management skills. It also aims to encourage the program's administrative staff to become more actively involved in international or European project.