Following last years promising results, the mobility activities aimed primarily at students and recent graduates had been further implemented, making sure that the financial contribution was total and covering the entire duration, so that there were no obstacles of an economic nature to discourage the carrying out of mobility (both for study and traineeship). As it can be seen from the data below, we have had more outgoing participants than planned according to the allocation of the Organization Support (OS) contribution (17 participants compared to 12 foreseen by the OS contribution). It should be noted that, at the same time, part of the funds made available by the subsequent 2022 project was also used to finance some activities, due to a partial temporal overlap of the two, so that in the same academic year some participants could benefit from the first project funds and others from the second project ones. Thanks to this emphasis given to a larger involvement of students and alumni, the Erasmus+ Programme had become more and more the main channel to be taken into consideration for meaningful and enriching studying and training abroad experiences also meant to acquire a better knowledge of other cultures and other countries.