Fittex

Young people in the EU's outermost regions face challenges that are directly linked to the local geographical and socio-economic conditions. In May 2022, the European Commission launched a new strategy aimed at improving the living conditions of their inhabitants and, within that context, recently relaunched a €1 million grant scheme with the purpose of empowering young people to shape and implement projects at local level.

EU funding from the Erasmus+ programme supports cooperation between EU and Russian universities, which remains close despite current tensions. Russia is still the largest non-EU partner in the programme and some activities (such as student and staff exchanges) have actually increased since 2014.

On 14 November, European Parliament (EP) and Council negotiators reached a provisional deal on next year's EU budget, setting commitments at €155 billion and payments at €143.88 billion. The compromise is now to be adopted by the Council and then voted by the EP in plenary.

The performance and quality of higher education has become a vital sign of a country’s capacity to foster its future economic development. The race for talent is currently open on a global scale. In spite of the fact that the United States is still the global leader with 17% of international students, the EU is increasingly popular with the United Kingdom, France and Germany accounting respectively for 13%, 6%, and 6% of world students. One of the elements accounting for the global attraction of ...

Erasmus+ is the new single integrated European Union education programme for 2014 to 2020 aimed at improving young people's skills and employability. It also promotes modernisation of education and training in Member States, by facilitating transnational contacts amongst different players and across different sectors. The programme brings together the previous EU programmes in education, training and youth, introduces a loan facility and includes sports as a new area.

This note summarises the results achieved from EU budget resources 2007-2013 devoted to policies in the field of Education.

Briefing Note for the Hearing on "Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs" held on 11 July 2013.

Il-programm Erasmus għal Kulħadd (2014-2020) propost jimmira li jlaqqa’ flimkien firxa wiesgħa ta’ attivitajiet tal-UE fl-edukazzjoni għolja, tal-iskola, vokazzjonali u tal-adulti, fil-politika taż-żgħażagħ u fl-isports fil-livelli lokali. Din in-nota informattiva tippreżenta u tanalizza l-istruttura tal-kuntest, tal-arkitettura, tal-kontenut u tal-ġestjoni proposta. Ukoll, tagħmel għaxar rakkomandazzjonijiet sabiex tiżgura li l-programm propost mhux biss ifittex li jissimplifika l-effiċjenza tal-ġestjoni ...

Dan l-istudju janalizza l-kobor tad-diffikultajiet finanzjarji u ta' xorta oħra li l-istudenti Ewropej jgħaddu minnhom biex jieħdu sehem fil-programm Erasmus. L-evidenza tindika li l-ostakli ewlenin ivarjaw b'mod sinifikanti minn pajjiż għall-ieħor, għajr għall-kwistjonijiet finanzjarji, li jinsabu fl-ewwel post fost il-preokkupazzjonijiet tal-istudenti kullimkien. Il-parteċipazzjoni fil-programm Erasmus hija assoċjata mas-sitwazzjoni soċjoekonomika tal-istudenti u hija influwenzata primarjament ...