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By Professor Dr Axel Plünnecke
The labour market for university graduates is currently characterised by high returns on education and low unemployment. However,…
The joint study by the Erasmus+ National Agency Higher Education (NA DAAD) and the German Economic Institute (IW) in Cologne highlights the importance of the experiences and skills that students gain…
New target groups and support options
We have taken the Erasmus+ programme’s increased financial support as an opportunity to expand target groups of persons who receive special funding as a result…
by Katja Urbatsch
Der Duden, the most authoritative and comprehensive German language dictionary, defines a guest as «someone who is temporarily in an environment other than their own for…
To help universities in Germany implement the horizontal Erasmus+ priority «Participation in democratic life» in a very practical, yet low-threshold and straightforward way, existing programmes…
Europa-Universität Flensburg (EUF) hosted Europe Week for the eighth time in mid-May 2023. Once again, the aim of the event was to raise awareness of and promote the internationalisation of teaching…
Various federal state-level ministries in Germany (Landesministerien) support Erasmus+ and EU activities at their universities with both target agreements on internationalisation and additional…
By Anna von Röpenack
As soon as I started studying, I knew I wanted to spend a semester abroad, preferably in England. I was eager to immerse myself in the country’s culture and lifestyle.…
Gilles Roux belongs to the first generation of European students who went abroad with the Erasmus funding programme, which was established by what was then the European Community. He moved from…
As a student at the University of Karlsruhe’s Department of Economics and Management in the early 1990s, Michael Stuber became involved in the Erasmus programme, which at that time was still in its…
