International politics is at the heart of Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA's educational and scientific project. This internationalization primarily affects our students. All our second-year students undertake general academic mobility at one of our university partners, while some of our master's students undertake specialized academic mobility or internships abroad. Conversely, each year, Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA welcomes equivalent cohorts of international students at the bachelor's and master's levels. This is why, throughout the academic year, around fifty nationalities live together at Sciences Po Grenoble. Our institute integrates all mobilities undertaken at the undergraduate and graduate levels into its curriculum, through recognized ECTS credits. Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA therefore has high expectations for the impact of its participation in the Erasmus+ program. These inbound and outbound mobility efforts are accompanied by a policy aimed at strengthening Erasmus+ and bilateral agreements, as well as existing double degrees and creating new ones. The objective of this contract was therefore to support these international development axes, while already consolidating what already exists (processes, human resources of the administrative and teaching teams concerned), in order to project ourselves in a more ambitious manner for the years to come (implementation of a structural reform of our 1st cycle and moving our compulsory mobility year from the 2nd to the 3rd year).