Erasmus stands for European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students. The Erasmus Programme is one of the most popular exchange programmes in Europe today, the programme has been running since 1987 and has a number of parallel schemes that they run too.

The EDY-CARE project was funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union The Young Carers in Schools programme (UK). Action for Young

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The UK government have announced a new scheme to replace Erasmus, The Turing Scheme, named after mathamatician Alan Turing whose work led to the breaking of the Nazi’s Enigma code. Educators and officials have raised doubts about the feasibility of setting up an Erasmus-style university exchange programme in the UK in less than a year, after the UK government declined the opportunity to take part in the EU programme post-Brexit, causing rancour in academic circles and leading ministers to hastily publish details of a replacement scheme. More UK students than ever before are choosing to work or study for up to a year in Europe through the Erasmus programme, according to the latest statistics released today by the British Council.The number of UK students participating in the programme has risen by 6.5 per cent since 2010/11. By rejecting a programme like Erasmus + that fosters diversity and international connection, we are sacrificing all the proven benefits and undoing years of progress. It feels like the government is cutting off its nose to spite its face, just to prove a point and, unfortunately, the UK as a whole will be poorer for it. Written by Harriet Thornley Erasmus in the UK: Negotiators should remember student interest lies at heart of the programme Monday, 27 July, 2020 - 09:40 In a joint statement published today, organisations representing UK and EU student groups alongside the UK higher and further education sectors have called on negotiators to compromise on the terms of the UK’s participation in the Erasmus+ programme as part of the More than £100 million will be spent on the post-Brexit replacement of the Erasmus exchange programme for UK students next year, it has been announced. The UK has been part of the Erasmus exchange programme since 1987.

FACTORY is a project co-founded by the Erasmus+ programme, with the participation of 6 partners organisations from France, UK, Greece, Poland and Finland

The replacement: the Turing scheme, ostentatiously unveiled as an opportunity whereby UK 24 Dec 2020 The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier confirmed Britain will no longer take part in the long-standing scheme, as part of the UK and EU's The change will apply for the calls announced under the Erasmus + 2021-2027 programming period. The UK will fully participate in the Erasmus+ programme 18 Dec 2020 The UK is currently listed as a non-EU programme country on the Erasmus website, and is described as “a participating country during the 6 Feb 2021 For Janet Beer, it is time to accept the opportunities and flexibility that the new Turing programme can offer. 24 Dec 2020 The UK has quit the Erasmus student exchange programme after Brexit, complaining it is too “expensive”.

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But it’s wrong to say that last night’s vote means 2020-01-31 Erasmus in the UK: Negotiators should remember student interest lies at heart of the programme Monday, 27 July, 2020 - 09:40 In a joint statement published today, organisations representing UK and EU student groups alongside the UK higher and further education sectors have called on negotiators to compromise on the terms of the UK’s participation in the Erasmus+ programme as part of the “The Erasmus programme has played an important role in increasing opportunities for young people and teachers in the UK to study, train, teach, and gain work experience abroad.” “The UK has received substantial amounts of funding from Erasmus but the value of participating in this programme cannot be measured simply in financial terms. Britain has been a member of the Erasmus programme since the 1980s. The scheme gives grants to students to study in partner European countries for a year or semester abroad, as well as facilitating research and teaching. Since 2014, the Erasmus scheme has seen over 1 billion Euros of funding given to over 900,000 UK students. UK National Agency for the Lifelong Learning Programme (Erasmus +) Ecorys and the British Council. The new partnership that has been welcome this year has been with EPALE. For the first time we can all share right across Europe and the UK information and evidence on how we can continue to make the case for adult learning within all areas of 2020-12-18 2017-06-16 The UK has been part of the Erasmus exchange programme since 1987.

2021-02-25 · Note: Although the UK has now left the Erasmus+ programme, UEA has Erasmus funding remaining to support eligible activities for students and staff mobile in Europe for the Academic Years 2020-21 and 2021-22. Please see these pages for further information. Students from the UK will not be able to use the Erasmus study abroad scheme from next year after the Prime Minister made a 'tough decision' to pull out of the programme for financial reasons.
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A column by Vivienne Stern, Director of Universities UK International, about time in other European countries under the Erasmus programme.

The U.K. has withdrawn from the Erasmus+ university-exchange scheme | Image via iStock Erasmus+ in the UK The National Agency is delegated by the European Commission to deliver the Erasmus+ programme in the UK. The UK National Agency is a partnership between the British Council and Ecorys UK, and we were appointed by the National Authority. UK management Programme governance After Brexit the UK won’t be part of the Erasmus scheme in the future, with the programme set to be replaced in September 2021 by the new Turing scheme for students to study and work abroad. However, current Erasmus+ projects will run until their funding ends – even if this is after 2020. The Erasmus programme (European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students) is an EU funded programme that organises student exchanges. Each exchange is designed to enable the student to gain valuable international experience, either by studying part of their degree abroad, or undertaking a work placement (traineeship). The Erasmus Programme generates a great deal of revenue for both the UK Government, Tourism UK and also the Universities and Institutions themselves.