The primary goal of implementing the Erasmus project was to offer our students the opportunity to gain experience studying and working in international environments. Simultaneously, it allowed our university to enhance its global visibility and attractiveness, both in terms of teaching and research, through faculty mobility. Joining an international network led to the promotion of various internal initiatives aimed at boosting the overall performance of the university, while also aligning with the quality standards required by the project. These efforts included ensuring a sufficient number of destinations for outgoing students, expanding the range of subjects taught in English for incoming students, and streamlining application procedures and credit recognition. All of these activities have helped strengthen a culture of internationalization. Ultimately, the Erasmus project aligns with our university's mission to provide a comprehensive and global education, preparing students for an increasingly interconnected world.