The full impact of Brexit is still yet to seen but UK higher education must look again at partnerships to maintain its position within the mobility arena

There are barriers which need to be addressed in both the Turing and Taith schemes to benefit from their full potential, said stakeholders during an APPG roundtable.

The Netherlands lags behind much of Europe when it comes to long-term outward mobility, with 3% of students abroad for the entirety of their course.

Some 10 Erasmus+ projects have been launched, in a bid to test new forms of transnational co-operation between HEIs.

More needs to be done to allow young people from Europe to access internships in the UK, stakeholders have said, with a dedicated internship visa route mooted as one possible solution.

The future of the Erasmus+ program is green and inclusive, according to stakeholders gathered in Brussels to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the program.

Some 46 organisations have been successful in their applications to the first pathway of the Welsh student mobility program Taith, the government announced this week.

European Commission leaders thanked Erasmus+ for its ongoing efforts in promoting international student mobility as the program celebrated its 35th anniversary at an event in Brussels.