Ensaama (National School of Fine Crafts and Design) has a student population of nearly 1000, from undergraduates to post-graduates. The college offers its students a wide range of programmes in design and contemporary crafts. By implementing the project, we aim to give our students the opportunity to build a European educational pathway, and thus enable transversality to operate between the different fields of design and fine crafts. The project has a number of objectives: cultural, linguistic and professional for our students, as well as contributing to the training, enrichment and educational openness of our staff and academics, as well as to our school's modernization strategy. This unique experience enables students to open up, develop contacts and increase their chances of employability. In an international and competitive sector, both in terms of the job market and training courses, it is essential to envision the curriculum on a European and international scale. We consider the notion of "mobility" on several levels: whether physical or intellectual, through internships, studies or immersive experiences abroad, it fosters openness to the world.