The EU’s student exchange programme, Erasmus, funded the studies of nearly 270,000 students in 2012/2013 - a record 15,000 more than the previous year, the European Commission said on Thursday (10 July).
At a press conference, education commissioner Androulla Vassiliou commented the rise is “proof of the enduring popularity of the project”.
Since its launch in 1987, the student-placement programme has become one of the most well-known EU policies, providing funds for 3 million st...
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