ENSAI's 2015 Erasmus+ project was a success. 13 of our students studied abroad in 8 partner institutions. Unfortunately, not all of our students received funding from Erasmus+. Our students studying abroad nearly all spent the second semester of their second year at partner institutions. 9 of our students enjoyed Erasmus+ status during an internship abroad. 6 of the 9 students in question received Erasmus+ funding. After a marked increase last year, the number of participants stabilized this year for studies and increased slightly for internships. Our ambition is to increase our numbers and allow as many students as possible to have an experience abroad via the Erasmus+ program. ENSAI also had the pleasure of hosting 5 incoming students from our European partners. Our goal is to increase the number of incoming students, but we have found this rather difficult as finding qualified students with the proper French language skills is not an easy task. Our Master of Science in Big Data program, taught in English, should help us attract more students in the years to come.