The Students mobility pilot of STORK has focused on the use of University services by foreign students moving from one European university to another. The value of the pilot is translated into benefits for each one of the stakeholders involved in it. Mainly, the stakeholders involved in the student mobility pilot are two: University management services and students. The use of electronic identities issued in the country of origin generates, for the student moving to another University in a different country, several different benefits. Those benefits depend on the services made available by each academic institution, but the pilot has shown that generalization of eIDs by the European countries will eliminate formalities during the university engagement procedures, allowing students to apply for a specific service from anywhere just having his own national electronic credential. The interconnection infrastructure has proven to be stable, easy to maintain and is providing a good user experience.