The main objective of the mobility project 2014/2015 has been the increase of number of mobility (both for study and for traineeship) and a greater dissemination of information about the program within our institution. At the beginning of the academic year Erasmus coordinator met each class of students to anticipate the possibilities. In conjunction with the publication of the call they open days - which have seen a significant participation - were organized to illustrate the program and a Facebook page has been opened. The mobility flow increased significantly: for study, traineeship and for combined mobility. Another Erasmus office has been opened in our detachment in order to be able to offer a more complete service. We made 14 mobilities, specifically one teacher mobility for teaching, three female students attending the second year of course (with one full-year request for extension granted ), five female students attending the third year of the course (with two full-year requests for extension granted), a male student attending the third year (with full-year request for extension granted), a male student attending the second year of second level diploma degree course (with full-year request for extension granted); regarding to traineeship we have instead one student at the end of his third year, one female student after discussion of second level diploma degree and one male student after discussion of first level diploma degree to complete the two remaining months of the twelve (he had benefited of ten Erasmus months for study during his second year of study). We wish to emphasize that two of these students are still abroad and work with permanent contracts.