IPCA sees internationalisation as one of its strategic vectors, recognising it as a key element in maintaining a high level of quality in its teaching projects, applied research and interaction with society, and promoting the institution in an increasingly competitive academic world. Community programmes are a fundamental resource for achieving these goals, and this specific project had the following main objectives: - enable the consolidation of a structured academic cooperation platform and provide the means to strengthen and broaden cooperative relations between partner institutions and individuals; - create diversified student, graduate and staff mobility frameworks that provide unique capacity-building opportunities; - promote the development of institutions and societies by strengthening education, training, research, structures and practices; - Acquire and strength transversal competences (entrepreneurship, capacity for innovation, creativity, intercultural communication, ...), linguistic and technical skills; - Increase the employability potential of our students through the added value of learning mobility.