By implementing the Erasmus KA 131 project, we wanted to achieve results in three areas: The first area, related to undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students, aimed to offer opportunities to study at one of the 32 partner universities, the opportunity to study new disciplines in line with labor market requirements, to get in touch with the traditions and cultural differences of the country, and the opportunity to participate in bilateral research projects. The second direction is related to academic and research collaboration between the two universities, with participating teaching staff having the opportunity to lay the foundations for Erasmus Plus Sport or other research projects, so that we can create the conditions for initiating documents for future applications. The third direction is related to partnerships between the two universities, which involve the participation and dissemination of individual and collective research results at annual international conferences held at both partner universities. Collaborations with partners are developed at all the international conferences that we organize individually or jointly. We also wanted to obtain tutorials from students and teachers participating in mobility programs to help us with future round tables that will involve potential future Erasmus students. All of them will be part of the UNEFS Erasmus ALUMNI community, which will help future Erasmus students with advice and expertise based on the partner universities where they studied. We will also select some of them to organize Erasmus days, where their negative and positive experiences will complete the overall picture for students for different destinations.