Stockholm University of the Art's (SKH) education and research are largely characterised by international cooperation. A lively dialogue with the outside world and close collaboration with universities and other organisations around the world are important for the quality of the university's activities and increase the opportunities for students and staff to develop. For the Erasmus+ 2022 project, SKH wanted to continue to enhance the attractiveness of higher education in Europe by offering students and staff opportunities to undertake a learning and/or professional experience in another country. SKH's focus was first and foremost to continue to re-establish and encourage staff and students to take part in Erasmus+ mobilities after the pandemic. SKH also aimed to continue sending students out on Blended short-term mobility and Recent Graduate Traineeship. SKH also had the ambition to implement one or two Blended Intensive Programmes.