The aim of participating in KA 131 was to increase the mobility of students and staff at the end of the coronavirus pandemic. To this end, the University of Hildesheim's extensive network of Erasmus partner universities was utilized. In the area of SMS, 154 students completed a study visit to partner universities in other European countries. We are pleased to report that, for the first time, we were able to support students who studied for a semester at our partner university in Kutztown, USA, as part of Erasmus KA 131 International. In the area of teaching mobility, four lecturers taught abroad, and in the area of administrative staff mobility, 7 administrative staff members expanded their knowledge. Erasmus+ internships were carried out in a consortium led by Leibniz University Hannover and do not appear in this report. Nearly 90% of participants report a high level of satisfaction with their stay abroad or their stay at the University of Hildesheim. These positive experiences are also sparking interest among other members of the University of Hildesheim, leading to increased mobility figures after the pandemic and thus to a further increase in the internationalization and cosmopolitanism of the University of Hildesheim. Internationalization.