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what you should know about Erasmus

more than a million students have studied in another European country thanks to funding from erasmus. The world's largest programme of its kind, erasmus arranges student exchanges between 2.000 institutions in 31 European countries and the latest figures indicate that the number of Erasmus students increases by more than 9% in the year 2003-2004. So long as you are an EU national enrolled at a university, you can apply to study between three months and a full academic year in any of the 31 participating European countries. During your period of study in the partner university you'll need to pay for your accommodation, general living costs and entertainment. Erasmus students are entitled to receive a grant from the European Commision (usually around 1.500 livres for a full year study period) which contributes towards the extra costs arising from studying abroad. Lack of knowledge of a foreign language might put you off, but it shouldn't. Most universities offer language classes for beginners, and living in another country is the best way to learn a new language.

Employers will want you

There are few, if any, industries that don't have an international dimension and by studying abroad you can show potential employers that you have gained skills and understanding relevant to their international markets.
The guardian, june 18, 2005.

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2)would you like to be part of an erasmus exhange programme? why (not)? if you would, which country would you like to go to and why?