Erasmus+ future is “green and inclusive”
The future of the Erasmus+ program is green and inclusive, according to stakeholders gathered in Brussels to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the program.
The future of the Erasmus+ program is green and inclusive, according to stakeholders gathered in Brussels to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the program.
Partnerships in HE will evolve but both parties must consider maximum advantage from a productive relationship and that means face-to-face meets annually. Partnerships professionals shared their insights at a recent PIE Live event.
Stakeholders discussed the future of international education in the UK, along with diversity and inclusion throughout the wider education sector, at the 2022 Education Summit.
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.
France has recorded the strongest growth in international students in over 15 years and now exceeds the 400,000 mark, Campus France has announced.
Almost 80% of growth in the international student market “should come” from Asian countries by the year 2025, with surprising emerging markets coming into play aside from China and India, according to a new report from Western Union Business Solutions.
A program at Griffith University in Australia will allow 413 students to participate in projects across the Indo-Pacific region over the next three years.
A report has revealed that despite an increase in student mobility in ASEAN member states, in 2018 less than 10% of that was between members.
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