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Lauri Stephenson - Germany and France
Vicki McAllister - Sweden
Gavin Simpson - Germany
Katie Goodfellow - France
Rebecca Schtasel - France
Amy Ashken - France
Lisa Cassidy - France
Jennifer Draxlbauer - Czech Republic
Nicola Jamieson - France
Henry Bampfylde -Spain
Cameron MacInnes - Germany
Sarah Breen - Austria
Katherine Bennett - Finland
Nicky Bray - France
Lindsay Sunley - Spain
Lauren Payne - Netherlands
Daniel Emmerson -Poland
Ahmed Dekmak - Sweden
Samuel Omalade - The Netherlands
Tiffany Wong - France
Dane Bradshaw - The Netherlands
Sara Lyons- Italy
Heather Nicholas - Cyprus
Tim Woodward - Finland
Case studies

We asked some former Erasmus students what they got out of their experience, how they coped with the language, how they made friends, and how it effected their careers. Read our 'Erasmus Experiences' (links on the left hand side of this page) to find out what they think about the Erasmus Programme and how it benefited them.

Another great way to find out about Erasmus is to talk to someone who has already done it. If you are already at college then contact your Erasmus Co-ordinator who should be able to put you in touch with students who have taken part in the programme. Many institutions also publish an Erasmus student handbook and have access to returning students who publish their own guides, so it’s a good idea to check directly with your institution.

We also have a page of country guides and Erasmus 'Insiders Guides', written by former Erasmus students about the towns in which they spent their Erasmus periods. You may also like to listen to some former students talking about their experiences in our short video, produced by former Erasmus student, Daniel Emmerson.

If you are a teacher or staff member at a higher education institution, please read our section on staff case studies.

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