The mobility project aimed to achieve multiple objectives that had an impact on individuals, the institution, and study programs: - Adding a European dimension to the institution and study program, enhancing the faculty’s visibility in the international arena; - Improving the quality of the study program by incorporating international pedagogical and clinical practices, new teaching methods, and comparative experiences; - Establishing new connections and expanding cooperation with existing and new partner institutions and their staff, enabling sustainable international networking and future collaborative projects; - Exchanging knowledge and experience among staff and students, leading to enhanced professional competencies and the implementation of best practices in the home institution; - Providing international experience to staff and students, fostering personal and professional development, as well as increased confidence and motivation for innovation; - Strengthening the faculty’s attractiveness to foreign lecturers and students, and increasing interest from international institutions for project cooperation; - Improving participants’ foreign language skills, facilitating better engagement in international settings and preparing students for the global professional environment; - Providing students with direct practical experience in foreign clinical settings, allowing them to acquire and improve practical skills and compare clinical practices in Slovenia and abroad; - Promoting intercultural understanding among students and staff, enhancing tolerance, adaptability, and the ability to work in diverse international teams; - Enhancing students’ professional prospects through international experience in healthcare, boosting employability both domestically and internationally; - Gaining new professional insights for lecturers participating in mobility, particularly regarding international nursing practices, contributing to improved pedagogical and clinical work at the home institution; - Strengthening sustainable knowledge transfer through best practices that mobility participants share with colleagues, students, and partner institutions. The project was designed to create long-term effects on the quality of education, professional development of staff and students, international networking, and the visibility of the faculty within the broader European and international context.