European exchange programmes

Since the creation of the Schengen Area, the European Union has developed a number of exchange programmes to facilitate and encourage student mobility within the European Union. More and more students are taking advantage of these opportunities.Students are increasingly mobile. There is a growing sense of European citizenship and young people want to study abroad to improve their knowledge of different European cultures. The student might then wonder: What are exchange programmes?How do they work and how do I get involved?Here are the answers to some of your questions on European exchange programmes:ErasmusErasmus MundusComeniusLeonardo da Vinci

To find out more:

Website of the agency Europe-Education-Formation.
EU website Education et Formation.

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What are the most expensive study abroad destinations?

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Exchange programmes

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While the number of international students worldwide continues to grow, the cost of studying abroad does not seem to be going down.

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Studying abroad: the world’s top universities

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Exchange programmes

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Getting ready to study abroad? You probably noticed choosing the right university can be challenging. Every year, various rankings of the best universities are published.

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Erasmus+, the EU exchange program

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Exchange programmes

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While the Erasmus programme seemed to be in danger of disappearing due to budget cuts in 2014, the launch of Erasmus+ in January 2014 increased the possibilities for international mobility.

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Erasmus+: 35 years of exchange in figures

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Exchange programmes

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Created by the European Commission in 1987, the Erasmus+ programme, which has already benefited more than 12 million people, is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2022!

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Applying to study in France: what you need to know

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Exchange programmes

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In 2013-2014, there were over 295,000 foreign students in France. Are you also dreaming of completing studies in a French higher education institution?

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A guide to applying to study in the UK

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Exchange programmes

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UK is currently the second favorite study destination: 11% of world’s international students choose to study in this country.

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Getting a visa to study in the United States

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Exchange programmes

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Are you looking to study in one of the world’s top universities, earn a prestigious degree or experience on-campus living? There are many reasons to study in the United States.

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Educational exchange programmes

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Exchange programmes

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The majority of students go onto higher education at university, public or private colleges or vocationally-oriented training (such as BTS or DUT).

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The Erasmus Mundus Programme

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Exchange programmes

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For those who regret not having taken part in the Erasmus programme during their first degree course, it’s not too late!

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