Ensait has always made the international dimension a priority and has a policy of individualized supervision to send 100% of its students to study and/or do a work placement abroad in general, but in Europe in particular, in order to prepare them for the world around them. Whatever their social, cultural, economic, gender or disability background, ENSAIT provides academic and administrative support for each student's mobility project. In addition to interpersonal skills (adaptability, autonomy, responsibility, self-confidence), students develop the competencies set out in the skills reference framework drawn up by the CTI (the national body that accredits engineering schools): - Professionalize their course (courses that complement our expertise and/or offer a different approach) - Work in an international context, with a cross-disciplinary approach, and be open to intercultural issues - Master one or more foreign languages - Undertake long-term training, academic/work experience within a defined educational framework In accordance with the engineering skills reference framework drawn up by the CTI. The Erasmus+ programme is an essential tool in this strategy without which it would be difficult to reach our objectives.