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From a semester at a university abroad to a short training course, several opportunities await you.
A learning experience abroad is an incredible opportunity to step out of your comfort zone, meet new people, and immerse yourself in another culture. Here are some of the benefits:
A learning experience abroad is an incredible opportunity to step out of your comfort zone. Here are some of the benefits:
Make friends from
around the world
Grow as
a person
Learn a new
language
Immerse yourself
in a new culture
Make friends from
around the world
Gain a fresh perspective
on the world
Grow as
a person
Boost your
confidence
Develop valuable
soft skills
Learn a new
language
Immerse yourself
in a new culture
Increase your
employability
Don’t let money hold you back from your educational goals! Many programmes provide financial support for your educational projects, reflecting the EU’s commitment to inclusion!
Don’t let money hold you back from your educational goals! Many programmes provide financial support for your educational projects.
Scholarship opportunities can help you fund your studies abroad. They are typically based on merit, need, or specific talents.
Youth and school exchange programmes usually offer you the chance to experience different cultures and perspectives as part of a group.
Short international training courses provide young people the chance to develop specific skills and competencies on various topics.
Travel grant opportunities provide financial support to young people willing to learn while travelling around Europe.
Fancy benefiting from a scholarship to study at another university for a semester or more? You are in the right place.
Are you currently a university student at Bachelor, Master or Doctoral level? Most universities have Erasmus+ agreements with foreign universities. Contact your international office, and they will inform you about the options available and the monthly allowance you could receive to study in a partner university abroad.
Private organisations, financial institutes and education entities also offer scholarships, generally based on merit, need, or specific talents. Most are very selective, so carefully check the criteria and prepare your application thoroughly.
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
How do you feel about going abroad as a part of a youth exchange to debate essential topics such as youth rights or climate change or to discover another culture through a school exchange? Different options are available!
Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges allow you to explore European topics in an international setting. These short-term experiences bring together young people from different countries to engage in various activities such as workshops, debates, role-plays, and outdoor activities, fostering intercultural understanding. Erasmus+ covers all costs, making it accessible to many young people.Â
Various international organisations also organise youth camps abroad, for which you may have to pay a fee. Our Eurodesk Opportunity Finder presents various options.
Are you still at school? Primary and secondary schools can organise school exchanges with Erasmus+. Pupils can go abroad with a group for up to 1 month and as individuals for up to 1 year. If your school doesn’t have this in place yet, invite them to check the ‘Erasmus+, what’s in it for me?‘ publication.
You can also go with the support of specialised organisations such as YEU (Youth for Exchange and Understanding) and EFIL (European Federation for Intercultural Learning). They handle logistics like matching students with host families and schools and provide immersive cultural experiences for a fee.
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and learn more about school and youth exchanges on the European Youth Portal.
Are you looking to develop your skills in a specific area? Why not do it abroad? Many organisations offer training courses on various topics, such as human rights, technology or journalism.
Embrace a world of possibilities with training courses abroad! Enroll in summer schools, workshops, and training courses designed for hands-on learning and cultural engagement. You will have a chance to connect with inspiring people from across Europe and develop your skills.Â
Are you a youth worker or activist? You could receive funding from organisations like SALTO to take part in training courses all over Europe. Have a look at their training calendar!
And if travelling isn’t possible, explore the wide range of online courses available on topics like youth rights, activism, and more.
Discover these opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder!
Ready to embark on an educational adventure across Europe, combining learning with travelling? Travel to learn and learn to travel with us!
Travel grants offer you the chance to learn through immersive experiences, fostering cultural understanding and personal growth as you explore the continent’s diverse landscapes and rich heritage.
Erasmus+ DiscoverEU provides 18-year-olds with the chance to travel Europe by rail, while other initiatives support youth exchanges and educational trips focused on topics like European heritage, sustainability, and intercultural dialogue.
Discover these incredible opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
Fancy benefiting from a scholarship to study at another university for a semester or more? You are in the right place.
Are you a university student? Most universities have Erasmus+ agreements with foreign universities. Contact your international office, and they will inform you about the options available and the monthly allowance you could receive to study in a partner university abroad.
Private organisations, financial institutes and education entities also offer scholarships, generally based on merit, need, or specific talents. Most are very selective, so carefully check the criteria and prepare your application thoroughly.
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
How do you feel about going abroad as a part of a youth exchange to debate essential topics such as youth rights or climate change or to discover another culture through a school exchange? Different options are available!
Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges allow you to explore European topics in an international setting. These short-term experiences bring together young people from different countries to engage in various activities such as workshops, debates, role-plays, and outdoor activities, fostering intercultural understanding. Erasmus+ covers all costs, making it accessible to many young people.Â
Various international organisations also organise youth camps abroad, for which you may have to pay a fee. Our Eurodesk Opportunity Finder presents various options.
Are you still at school? Primary and secondary schools can organise school exchanges with Erasmus+. Pupils can go abroad with a group for up to 1 month and as individuals for up to 1 year. If your school doesn’t have this in place yet, invite them to check the ‘Erasmus+, what’s in it for me?‘ publication.
You can also go with the support of specialised organisations such as YEU (Youth for Exchange and Understanding) and EFIL (European Federation for Intercultural Learning). They handle logistics like matching students with host families and schools and provide immersive cultural experiences for a fee.Â
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and learn more about school and youth exchanges on the European Youth Portal.
Are you looking to develop your skills in a specific area? Why not do it abroad? Many organisations offer training courses on various topics, such as human rights, technology or journalism.
Embrace a world of possibilities with training courses abroad! Enroll in summer schools, workshops, and training courses designed for hands-on learning and cultural engagement. You will have a chance to connect with inspiring people from across Europe and develop your skills.Â
Are you a youth worker or activist? You could receive funding from organisations like SALTO to take part in training courses all over Europe. Have a look at their training calendar!
And if travelling isn’t possible, explore the wide range of online courses available on topics like youth rights, activism, and more.
Discover these opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder!
Ready to embark on an educational adventure across Europe, combining learning with travelling? Travel to learn and learn to travel with us!
Travel grants offer you the chance to learn through immersive experiences, fostering cultural understanding and personal growth as you explore the continent’s diverse landscapes and rich heritage.
Erasmus+ DiscoverEU provides 18-year-olds with the chance to travel Europe by rail, while other initiatives support youth exchanges and educational trips focused on topics like European heritage, sustainability, and intercultural dialogue.
Discover these incredible opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
Fancy benefiting from a scholarship to study at another university for a semester or more? You are in the right place.
Are you a university student? Most universities have Erasmus+ agreements with foreign universities. Contact your international office, and they will inform you about the options available and the monthly allowance you could receive to study in a partner university abroad.
Private organisations, financial institutes and education entities also offer scholarships, generally based on merit, need, or specific talents. Most are very selective, so carefully check the criteria and prepare your application thoroughly.
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
How do you feel about going abroad as a part of a youth exchange to debate essential topics such as youth rights or climate change or to discover another culture through a school exchange? Different options are available!
Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges allow you to explore European topics in an international setting. These short-term experiences bring together young people from different countries to engage in various activities such as workshops, debates, role-plays, and outdoor activities, fostering intercultural understanding. Erasmus+ covers all costs, making it accessible to many young people.Â
Various international organisations also organise youth camps abroad, for which you may have to pay a fee. Our Eurodesk Opportunity Finder presents various options.
Are you still at school? Primary and secondary schools can organise school exchanges with Erasmus+. Pupils can go abroad with a group for up to 1 month and as individuals for up to 1 year. If your school doesn’t have this in place yet, invite them to check the ‘Erasmus+, what’s in it for me?‘ publication.
You can also go with the support of specialised organisations such as YEU (Youth for Exchange and Understanding) and EFIL (European Federation for Intercultural Learning). They handle logistics like matching students with host families and schools and provide immersive cultural experiences for a fee.Â
Discover the latest opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and learn more about school and youth exchanges on the European Youth Portal.
Are you looking to develop your skills in a specific area? Why not do it abroad? Many organisations offer training courses on various topics, such as human rights, technology or journalism.
Embrace a world of possibilities with training courses abroad! Enroll in summer schools, workshops, and training courses designed for hands-on learning and cultural engagement. You will have a chance to connect with inspiring people from across Europe and develop your skills.Â
Are you a youth worker or activist? You could receive funding from organisations like SALTO to take part in training courses all over Europe. Have a look at their training calendar!
And if travelling isn’t possible, explore the wide range of online courses available on topics like youth rights, activism, and more.
Discover these opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder!
Ready to embark on an educational adventure across Europe, combining learning with travelling? Travel to learn and learn to travel with us!
Travel grants offer you the chance to learn through immersive experiences, fostering cultural understanding and personal growth as you explore the continent’s diverse landscapes and rich heritage.
Erasmus+ DiscoverEU provides 18-year-olds with the chance to travel Europe by rail, while other initiatives support youth exchanges and educational trips focused on topics like European heritage, sustainability, and intercultural dialogue.
Discover these incredible opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder and find additional information on the European Youth Portal.
More opportunities on the Opportunity Finder!
More opportunities on the Eurodesk Opportunity Finder!
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