Erasmus+, is the EU programme for education, training, youth and sport and covers the period 2014-2020.



Aimed at boosting skills, employability and supporting the modernisation of education, training and youth systems, the seven-year programme will have a budget of €14.7 billion – 40% higher than current levels. More than 4 million people will receive support to study, train, work or volunteer abroad, including 2 million higher education students, 650 000 vocational training students and apprentices, as well as more than 500 000 going on youth exchanges or volunteering abroad. Students planning a full Master’s degree abroad, for which national grants or loans are seldom available, will benefit from a new loan guarantee scheme run by the European Investment Fund. Erasmus+ will also provide funding for education and training staff, youth workers and for partnerships between universities, colleges, schools, enterprises, and not-for-profit organisations.

Please find more information on Erasmus+ in 2020 here.

 

 


Key Action 1 Mobility 

1) Student and Staff Mobility – Programme Countries – Decentralised Action

2) Student and Staff Mobility – International Credit Mobility between programme and partner countries – Decentralised Action


Key Action 2 – Co-operation

Strategic Partnerships – Decentralised Action

Capacity Building Measures – Centralised Action

Knowledge Alliances – Centralised Action

 


Key Action 3 – Policy Reform

Quality assurance at European level for enhanced transparency and recognition of skills and qualifications – Decentralised Action

Jean Monnet – Centralised Action

Sport – Centralised Action

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