The Erasmus+ KA131 mobility project plays a central role within Internationalisation Abroad at Arcada, since a great part of our student and staff mobilities are done within the framework of Erasmus+. We see mobility periods as one way in supporting our strategic work in developing multilingual and multicultural learning contexts for students and staff. Successful exchanges lead to engaged students which we hope can contribute in creating positive and sustainable impact on society. The Erasmus+ programme also improves the opportunities for Internationalisation at home for students who for different reasons might not be able to take part in studies abroad. Incoming staff mobility for example, has a positive impact on the quality of the education through new ideas and the different mind-set they bring with them. We find that incoming student and staff mobility can contribute to a more diverse learning and work environment which we believe to be a resource and a driving force for quality.