The internationalisation strategy of the governance established in 2022 assigns a central role to student and staff mobility. Increasing the number of credits obtained abroad by Unibs graduates is a strategic goal, given its importance at national level for the allocation of funds from the Ministry of University and on the labour market. The University invests in improving the quality of education in accordance with the needs of the labour market in order to promote the employment and entrepreneurship of its graduates, including through the establishment of master’s degree courses in English. It is considered increasingly important to provide students with an international education in a European context in order to acquire greater autonomy, soft skills and a sense of belonging to the EU. As part of the Erasmus project, structural mobility agreements with double or joint degrees have been developed that allow for a deeper and more profitable degree of internationalisation.