Blaise Pascal university has built its political international strategy on the support of mobility for students and professors, insisting on the reciprocity and the mutual quality of its scientific and teaching exchanges and using to do so the dynamics brought about by the Erasmus + programme ( with a pool of 231 collaborations). The aim is now to strengthen our partnerships through the construction of international diplomas, integrated to our teaching catalogue. We already have 12 complete European curricula (from the bachelor degree to the master’s level) and we are partners to a joint Master’s degree (ex Erasmus Mundus). The development of these high quality curricula is the proof of our will to go even beyond bilateral actions and constitute long lasting consortia. The result of our political strategy is the following: 207 students went abroad this year (32 more compared with the previous year). In the same period of time, we can observe a balance of the incoming flow of students (around 155 individuals) and a stability of the outgoing mobility of teachers with an average number of 40 teaching staff doing a TS or an OM.