‘Count virtual exchanges in EU mobility numbers’
Students on virtual mobility programs and at branch campuses could be counted towards Europe’s student mobility targets in order to boost numbers, a new report has suggested.
Students on virtual mobility programs and at branch campuses could be counted towards Europe’s student mobility targets in order to boost numbers, a new report has suggested.
Over 40,000 British students will receive funding from the government to study abroad over the next year, but institutions say the UK’s Turing scheme remains plagued with problems.
Students joining the Erasmus+ exchange program are missing out on meaningful engagement with local communities, a report from an association representing students in Europe has warned.
The government of Ireland has committed €2 million to allow students in Northern Ireland to access the Erasmus+ exchange program.
Seven additional alliances are joining the European Universities Network, bringing the total number to 50, each helping to "pave the way" towards a joint European degree.
Both Germany and Canada generously opened their doors to me and provided me with not only a great education, but lifelong memories and friendships
A city in Flemish Belgium has been revealed as the top Erasmus destination, as voted by representatives of the scheme’s student network, among other stakeholders.
The funding timeline for the UK’s Turing exchange program is “deeply problematic”, the University Council of Modern Languages has warned, as legislators say it fails to measure up to the EU's Erasmus+ scheme.