The implementation of the 2024–2026 Erasmus+ project aimed to continue and strengthen Villa Arson’s international mobility policy by providing students and staff with opportunities for mobility in Europe and internationally. International mobility is an essential part of art students’ educational experience. It enables them to discover different educational, artistic and cultural contexts, acquire new skills, develop their independence and build professional networks beyond the national context. Students are therefore encouraged to undertake a study period or traineeship abroad during their studies. The project also aimed to support staff mobility in order to foster exchanges of practices, enrich teaching approaches and develop international partnerships. Participation in the Erasmus+ programme is a key component of Villa Arson’s international strategy. The project aimed to develop and diversify mobility opportunities while ensuring high-quality support for participants and taking into account the programme’s priorities, particularly inclusion, the green transition and the digital transition.