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I Got Selected for Erasmus+ – What Should I Do First?

Being selected for an Erasmus+ mobility programme is a really exciting moment for any student. It often means the opportunity to live, study or complete an internship in another country while gaining valuable international experience. However, after that initial feeling of excitement, many students begin to ask the same question, “What do I do next?” Preparing properly before departure helps ensure that the experience abroad starts smoothly and that students feel confident when they arrive in their host country. This is why taking a few practical steps early can make the entire mobility journey much easier.

Smart Erasmus+ Choices: Cost vs Learning Value by Destination

When planning Erasmus+ mobilities, one question crops up in almost every school meeting, are we...

Passive Vs Active Learning, Why Listening Alone Is Not Enough

Many students believe that simply listening to a lecture, reading a textbook or watching...

Gender Differences in Erasmus+ Participation and Career Outcomes

Participation in Erasmus+ is generally balanced, but patterns still reveal differences in fields of...

Turn Your Phone Into a Study Coach With Productivity Apps That Work

For many students, smart phones are seen as the main source of distraction! With hundreds of...

The 15-Minute Daily Routine That Boosts Language Confidence Abroad

Many students worry about making mistakes when speaking a foreign language abroad. They often...

Last-Minute Cancellations and Backup Plans That Save Your Erasmus+ Project

Even the most carefully planned Erasmus+ mobility can face unexpected disruptions. Illness, family...

What to Do When a Student Loses a Passport Abroad

Losing a passport abroad is one of the most stressful scenarios during student mobility. While it...

Handling Conflicts Between Students During International Projects

International projects bring together students from different cultures, backgrounds and...

How to Plan Student Travel in High Season Without Stress

AHigh season travel typically occurs between March and June and is the busiest period for Erasmus+...