Bordeaux INP is made up of 6 engineering schools covering different topics. The schools welcome engineering students in initial training (FISE) and work-study training (FISA) for a period of 3 years. Bordeaux INP has always promoted mobility, whether for internships or academic mobility. Bordeaux INP tends to meet the requirements of the CTI (Engineers Title Commission) both in terms of international mobility obligation and duration (up to 12 weeks for FISA and up to 20 weeks for FISE) . To respond to this challenge, teachers, researchers and directors of international relations have worked to develop university partnerships which have given rise to the signing of around forty new agreements over the last three years, but also by forging links close relationships with industrial partners, resulting in particular in steps carried out by engineering students. Bordeaux INP aims to particularly develop relations with European countries. The objective of the project is to be able to finance a large number of our students mobilities to best support them in carrying on their international projects and to encourage teachers and staff to undertake mobility.