(20 May 2019) – New evidence shows that Erasmus+ makes students more successful in their personal and professional lives and helps universities to become more innovative, according to two new independent studies released today.
The large-scale studies based on the feedback from nearly 77 000 students and staff and over 500 organisations measure and analyse the impact the Erasmus+ programme has on its main beneficiaries.
Results show how the EU programme helps prepare young Europeans for the new digital era and thrive in their future careers.
Erasmus+ also boosts innovation capacity of universities, their international engagement and ability to answer the needs of the labour market.