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About Erasmus

Erasmus is the European Commission's flagship educational exchange programme for Higher Education students, teachers and institutions. It was introduced with the aim of increasing student mobility within Europe. Erasmus forms part of the EU Lifelong Learning Programme (2007-2013).

It encourages student and staff mobility for work and study, and promotes trans-national co-operation projects among universities across Europe. The scheme currently involves nine out of every ten European higher education establishments and supports co-operation between the universities of 31 countries. Two million students have benefited from Erasmus grants to date.

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Students
Information for students who want to do a study period or work placement abroad as part of their degree course.
Staff
If you want to teach or work elsewhere in one of the other 30 participating countries in Europe find out more here.
Institutions
Review the opportunities available to institutions through Erasmus.
Where can you go?
With 30 other countries participating in the programme, you're bound to find somewhere exciting to go.
Apply
Students, staff and institutions can find out more about applying to take part here.
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