What Budget does a Turing Scheme Participant Need for Their Overseas Study Placement?
The UK’s Turing Scheme is similar to the EU’s Erasmus+ scheme – and was designed post-Brexit to facilitate work and study placements for British students abroad. The key differences are that The Turing Scheme has more destinations than Erasmus+, and students can travel beyond Europe. Another key difference is that The Turing Scheme does not cover the cost of the students’ tuition fees – so only certain universities and colleges take part, offering waivers for their Higher Education partners. Despite this, there is still a wealth of opportunity available for British students and students from the British Overseas Territories to take advantage of.