Through the KA131 2021-2023 project, our institution wanted to put Europe back at the heart of its internationalisation strategy. The aim was to encourage the re-development of student and staff mobility after two academic years that were heavily impacted by COVID. Secondly, the intention was to diversify mobility in terms of destination and form. Choosing alternative destinations to the United Kingdom, which was very much in demand and which was withdrawn from the EU and the programme in 2021; going on hybrid intensive programme mobility; moving on semester-long period. We wanted to broaden access to mobility by introducing inclusion supplements and maintaining relatively long fixed-rate grant (studies). These mobilities (SMS, STA, STT) are also a way for the University to develop cooperation with European partners, in particular the construction and pursuit of double degrees, joint courses or teaching projects. Finally, we wanted this project to be consistent with the University’s commitment to sustainable development and social responsibility, by promoting eco-responsible transport