The school has been involved in Erasmus+ mobility since 2002. Since then, it has become increasingly involved in study, internship, training, and teaching mobility programs. The staff responsible for international affairs have been transferred from the training department to form the partnership and international department. This department is experienced in the principles of the Erasmus+ program and the procedures related to mobility. The school's Board of Directors has voted in favor of the “International for All” program, which aims to offer all students and staff members the opportunity to enjoy an intercultural experience within the framework of the Erasmus+ charter. After the Covid years, which had a significant impact on mobility, there has been a clear resurgence of interest, with a significant number of departures under the 2022 agreement, both for study and internship mobility. The 2023 agreement saw a slight decline, with fewer mobility programs recorded. However, momentum has picked up strongly since the 2024 agreement, driven in particular by the impetus provided by the “International for All” program.