Bordeaux INP is made up of six engineering schools covering various fields. The schools welcome engineering students in initial training (FISE) and work-study programs (FISA) for a period of three years. Bordeaux INP has always promoted mobility, whether for internships or academic exchanges. Our goal is to meet the requirements of the CTI (Commission Titre Ingénieurs) both in terms of international mobility requirements and duration (nine weeks for FISA and up to 20 weeks for FISE). To meet this challenge, the faculty and researchers and directors of international relations have worked to develop university partnerships, which have resulted in the signing of around twenty new agreements this year, as well as forging close ties with industrial partners, notably through internships led by engineering students. Bordeaux INP has chosen to prioritize the development of relationships with European countries. The project's objective was to provide funding for a large portion of our engineering students.