Our institution aims to integrate our future professionals and employees into an international context, thereby promoting exchange and improving the quality of teaching, professional practices, and knowledge of European health and social policies. We encourage international mobility, particularly through internships, to broaden horizons. Recognizing that some students are unable to travel abroad for psychological, cultural, or economic reasons, we also offer intensive hybrid programs so that everyone can benefit from European exchanges during welcome weeks. Our internationalization strategy also includes externally funded partnership projects, bringing together trainers and learners with fewer opportunities. The aim is to make mobility accessible to all and to make it a distinctive feature of our training offer.