Aware of the added value of a European and international experience integrated into our students' training, ERASMUS mobility has been an opportunity to develop a partnership with Belgium and Germany with a view to exchanging information on our respective healthcare systems. Mobility is offered to - to nursing students, encouraging them to be open-minded and to prepare for change. - for teachers/trainers, with a view to developing the skills of each and every one of them, while promoting developments in the teaching of the profession and the quality of care provided to people at European level. In line with the nursing training reference framework of 31 July 2009, which reinforces this desire for international mobility, student mobility has made it possible to validate periods of study abroad by obtaining ECTS credits. edits. More specifically, we wanted everyone to gain a better understanding of the training programmes and ways in which the nursing profession is practised in other European Union member states. This project is also part of our involvement in the development of the Europe of students, the Europe of universities and the Europe of higher education.