UACEG has around 114 inter-institutional agreements with partners from 22 different countries. The Erasmus mobility program continues to be a vital component of the university's international endeavours. Studying abroad enhances the professional skills of future architects and engineers by giving them firsthand experience with various aspects of the built environment, such as construction quality and building maintenance, which is important for their career growth. Exposure to different educational systems allows students to bring new perspectives to teaching methods in our country, thereby improving educational quality. The number of incoming students is progressively increasing,thus enhancing the staff's ability to teach in foreign languages. Staff mobility not only creates opportunities for new contacts, joint projects, alliances, or dual degree programs but also provides insights into different learning and teaching environments. Staff members become acquainted with diverse administrative practices and interaction styles. During training weeks, they meet colleagues from partner institutions, further expanding their professional experience and skills.