UniTrento confirms its desire to constantly strengthen international mobility both in quantitative and qualitative terms. Although heavily affected by the low allocation received in the 2021 Call and in the MUR student mobility fund (2021 and 2022 allocation), the University reiterates the importance of financial support for the mobility of its students. In the context of long-term study mobility, at the time of the call when the amount of the European contribution is not yet known, UniTrento confirms the financing of all the monthly payments made by students for the national grant, however limiting the months of extension covered to one, if needed to finish courses and respective exams. Regarding co-financing, in line with the academic year 21/22, an amount equal to 200 euros/month is allocated to everyone and an additional monthly top up varying from 200 to 400 euros based on ISEE calculations. The spectrum of conditions is broadening related to which the contribution of 250 European euros for fewer opportunities is assigned. In 21/22 this contribution had been assigned only to disability, now all the categories indicated by the AN are included (students with physical, mental and health problems certified at a medical level, students from a migrant background and refugees, students with minor children, student workers, student athletes, student orphans of at least one parent, students who are victims of terrorism and organized crime) and an application is developed for the collection and verification of these conditions. With respect to the economic situation, a further differentiation was established in the contribution for ISEE (200 euros, 250 euros, 400 euros). Regarding internships, we move forward with the appreciated monthly call that gives the student broad flexibility, given that the departure can be scheduled 45 days from the application. However, we are forced to review financial support during the year given the reduction of the Youth Fund in conjunction with the University co-financing. In addition to long-term mobility for study, the opportunity of short-term mobility is presented and open to students within the Blended Intensive Programme which academic institutions decide to join. Furthermore, there are learning opportunities within the ECIU Alliance (European Consortium of Innovative Universities), of which UniTrento is a member together with Dublin City University (Ireland), Aalborg University (Denmark), Hamburg University of Technology (Germany), Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (France), Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania), Linköping University (Sweden), Lodz University of Technology (Poland), Tampere University (Finland), Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain), University of Aveiro (Portugal), University of Stavanger (Norway), University of Twente (Netherlands) and Tecnologico de Monterrey (Mexico). Short-term mobility is accessible through an open call that can attract the highest number of students by requiring basic qualifications and offering the possibility to depart at any time. Digitalization and green themes remain key points of UniTrento's commitment: the number of agreements and OLAs exchanged in EWP is increasing significantly and the projects related to sustainability already started on the previous Call are being developed. In line with the suggestion in the closing letter of the 2021 call, we are working on a revision of the international website, taking advantage of the entire restyling of the UniTrento portal coordinated by the Web and Social Media Office.