ULisboa collaborates with a broad network of national and international partners in mobility, education, and research. According to its Erasmus Policy Statement, mobility is central to its internationalization strategy, aiming to increase the number of participants (across all study cycles, teaching and administrative staff) and diversify mobility activities. This project supported that goal by involving a significant number of incoming and outgoing participants. In line with Erasmus+ objectives, it promoted inclusion of individuals with fewer opportunities (economic barriers or special needs), sustainability and green mobility, digital transition, and civic engagement. Mobility has been key to ULisboa’s internationalization, generating flows of people, knowledge, and learning that shape its academic and organizational structure, while fostering globally aware citizens with transversal skills. A total of 322 mobility flows were allocated with countries including China, South Korea, India, Japan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Macau, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Armenia, Georgia, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Tunisia, Egypt, Mozambique, Senegal, Canada, Montenegro, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.