We placed a considerable emphasis on student learning and internship mobility in the project that we carried out under Erasmus+ KA131. Our goal was to assist students in developing an understanding of EU citizenship and culture, as well as to enable them profit from opportunities offered by the EU. The mobility programs have been beneficial to a total of thirty of our students from our institution. There were 31 studies and 2 internships. Utilizing the funding that we offered to the student who is a member of the group that is considered to be somewhat disadvantaged, they were able to participate in internship mobility by visiting the firm. Four of our students have received additional assistance as part of the inclusion support program that we have implemented. Pedagogical, cultural, and linguistic training was offered to the students before they left for their assignment. Every single participant has been given the opportunity to get active mentoring over the entirety of the project. Everyone who has benefited from the project has expressed a high level of contentment with it. They had made great progress in both their language abilities and their self-confidence by the time they returned. Because of this mobility, they have witnessed an improvement in their capacity to act independently, and they have developed a more optimistic outlook toward the future. There were a total of 74 mobilities that were successful in completing the project.