The Erasmus Impact Study
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22 Oct The Erasmus Impact Study

Posted at 15:06h in Migration related news by

The European Commission finds that the Erasmus exchange program (and other mobility programs as well) boosts employability and job mobility. The unemployment rate among these students is 23% lower…



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