The Erasmus+ KA131 project represents a continuation of the forward-thinking approach initiated in 2017, which led to the incorporation of mandatory international mobility into the curriculum of the State Diploma in Architecture. The school's involvement in the KA131 project has been instrumental in establishing it as a key player in the European higher education and research sector. The 2022 project covers the two academic years following the health crisis (2022-2023/2023-2024). During this period, student mobility has returned to pre-health crisis levels, with a refocusing of mobility within EU countries. This project has several objectives: to enhance the skills of participants in key areas such as language proficiency, adaptability and open-mindedness; to internationalise the institution's training and research activities through the development of partnerships and the exchange of best practices; to improve the quality of teaching by adopting innovative teaching and learning methods that are supported and promoted by the programme; and to make mobility more inclusive by ensuring that all individuals, particularly those with limited opportunities, have access to the Erasmus+ programme.