Erasmus+ is a European programme that allows students, pupils and learners to travel and work abroad. The time spent abroad on an Erasmus+ mobility can be anything from 2 to 30 days or 2 weeks to a year depending on the type of project you are on.
Traveling doesn’t only mean crossing borders and speaking another language. Rather it is also ...
The Turing Scheme replaced Erasmus+ following the UK’s exit from the European Union. According to a...
Usually, taking part in an exchange programme will earn you those all-important college credits and...
The Turing Scheme provides funding to UK organisations to unlock life-changing experiences across...
The Erasmus+ programme has many objectives but the most important is to support the educational,...
The Turing scheme will be backed by over £100 million, providing funding for around 35,000 students...
Erasmus+ works by providing free movement and education exchanges between registered universities...
The United Kingdom left the European Union following Brexit and therefore no longer takes part in...
The Turing scheme is a student exchange programme established by the United Kingdom Department for...