Erasmus, or rather Erasmus+ is a student program under which European universities establish cooperation so that their students can study abroad. A university can send a student for one semester or for a whole year. The student at the foreign university chooses the subjects they want to study on their own, but it is best if they are related to their home studies.
Anyone who holds a valid student status, i.e. has a hologram-based ID, can participate in the recruitment for part-time study abroad. Age is not a factor here. To travel to a foreign university, you must submit your documents złin the appropriate timeframes, find an apartment, and purchase air tickets. In addition to this, you must be positive about the new culture and the discoveries it brings. Erasmus is undoubtedly the greatest adventure a student can experience.
A student who goes abroad can count on the help of their university. Every month they receive a scholarship, the amount of which depends on the country they are going to. In addition to this, they must pay for a room, a public transport ticket, and have money for food and their own pleasures. Everyone who returns from an exchange abroad remembers it very fondly and wishes to experience it again. However, if you are already a university graduate, a good way to remember your student years, including Erasmus, is to collect ELS holograms, or semester stickers.
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See also:
Student ID card – stickers
Stickers on doctoral degrees
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