Erasmusprogram
The Erasmus Programme, often referred to as Erasmus, is a European Union student exchange program established in 1987. It allows students to spend a period of study in another participating European country, typically between three and twelve months. The program aims to foster cultural understanding, enhance language skills, and promote academic and personal development among young Europeans. Participants receive financial support to cover their living expenses abroad, and credits earned during their Erasmus period are generally recognized by their home institution, facilitating the continuation of their studies upon return.
Initially a program for university students, Erasmus has expanded over the years to include other educational