Over the lifetime of an Erasmus+ project, organisations may typically carry out a broad range of activities. From traditional activities to more creative and innovative activities, organisations have the flexibility to choose the best combination that contributes to reaching the project’s objectives in relation to its scope and in proportion to the capacities of the partnership. For example:
An Erasmus+ Small-Scale Partnership is transnational and involves a minimum of two organisations...
Erasmus+ is an EU Programme that facilitates learning abroad. It covers the fields of education,...
Erasmus+ strengthens its efforts to increase the opportunities offered to more participants and to...
Erasmus+ is an EU education and training programme for students and learners. It specifically...
In this piece, we provide you with a list of Erasmus+ terms, so when you embark on your...
The general objective of the Erasmus+ Programme is to support (through lifelong learning), the...
The UK government calls its Turing Scheme "a global mobility programme" for students at a variety...
The Turing Scheme is the UK's post-Brexit replacement for Erasmus+ and promises the world to...
Erasmus+ is the EU Programme that facilitates work, study and training mobilities for the fields of...