The University of Cagliari (UNICA), consistent with the Strategic Lines of the University 2022–2027, has placed internationalization at the center of its institutional mission. During the academic years 2023/2024 and 2024/2025, UNICA carried out a coordinated set of actions under Project No. 2023-1- IT02-KA131-HED-000129795, with the aim of strengthening the international profile of the University and improving the quality, inclusiveness and impact of mobility opportunities for students and staff. These actions were based on a systematic activity of monitoring the results achieved in previous years, on the evaluation of the planned objectives and on the drafting of the annual International Mobility Plans. The latter, approved by the governing bodies of the University and prepared by the Student Mobility Sector (ISMOKA) in close collaboration with the Erasmus+ Faculty representatives, have guaranteed coherence, transparency and full alignment with institutional strategic priorities. Main objectives: • Strengthen the international network of relationships and partnerships for mobility; • Increase the international mobility of students and staff; • Strengthen reception and orientation services for international students; • Expand and enrich the offer of international courses to increase their appeal and accessibility; • Expansion of Erasmus+ partnerships: new collaborations with third countries not associated with the Programme; • Inclusion in mobility: flexible paths for disadvantaged students (socioeconomic background, disability, care givers, migrants); • Promotion of short mobility (BIP, blended) and activation of joint courses and international PhDs; • Collaboration with the European EDUC Alliance for flexible learning paths, summer schools, innovative teaching, multilingualism, and transversal skills; • Increase in courses activated in foreign languages: over 180 courses, plus international master's degrees, doctorates and summer schools; • Promotion of knowledge of the Italian language and culture: to encourage, through dedicated courses and integration initiatives, the inclusion of students and international staff in academic and city life; • Consolidation of financial resources with effective fundraising at local, regional and national levels to support mobility, in a context of increasing costs; • Erasmus Without Paper (EWP) digitalization with the management of Learning Agreements for study mobility students handled in digital format; • Promotion of active citizenship and EU values with the development of intercultural initiatives, aimed at promoting cohesion, dialogue and exchange of experiences between Italian, international, refugee and minority students, also through events, voluntary activities and projects with local and international associations. (FORMED, UNICA4Refugees, UNICORE, SMILE NOW, SAFE); • Countering brain drain through the creation of a European and international student environment, the Erasmus+ ALUMNI UNICA network, collaboration with Sardinian clubs around the world.