UNIVPM aims to enhance its attractiveness both nationally and internationally. The attraction policies implemented in recent years have resulted in a significant increase in the number of international degree-seeking students, who represented approximately 10% of enrolled students in the academic year 2023-2024, a substantial rise from 2.1% in the academic year 2020-2021. Additionally, there has been a retention, and in some cases an increase, in the number of students and staff engaged in international mobility. The Erasmus Program, historically a promoter of academic internationalization, has played a crucial role in achieving these objectives. Through the mobility of students and teaching and administrative staff, it facilitates opportunities for cultural exchange, dialogue, cooperation and professional and personal growth. Promoting international mobility also helps to mitigate the increasingly tangible risk of accepting the habit of non-attendance in higher education, as well as the notion that one can graduate without any involvement in academic life. This presents a significant detriment to learning processes and, most importantly, to the development of relationships that are essential for the personal and professional growth of students. For these reasons, UNIVPM aims to continue increasing the number of participants in international mobility activities. This will involve the further development of targeted actions through the Erasmus Program, such as the establishment of double and joint degrees, as well as creating or expanding new and existing networks with other European universities.