The EU needs to upgrade its 22-year old student exchange programme and move towards more cutting-edge educational policies, one of its founders told this website.
Established in the late 1980s, the Erasmus programme has seen some 2 million students spend a semester in another European country and get their studies recognised back home.
The European Commission proposal initially met resistance in France, Germany and the UK, who were unwilling to spend money on a community-funded s...
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