the number of applications to participate in Erasmus are growing, but there remains the problem of funding as stated in Article 11 of the Republic in November.
Top destinations are Spain, France, and Germany. Surely the idea that learning these languages \u200b\u200bis easier, and our European cousins \u200b\u200bare more like us in the habit.
But remember that in many other European universities and research are at the forefront.
Think of the Scandinavian countries, less popular destinations, but offer much in terms of educational and life experience. Indeed
Another point in favor of Erasmus is that this is an opportunity for cultural growth and staff.
Studying abroad is indeed a unique experience that allows us to grow without finding ourselves in 30 years still frightened children the idea of \u200b\u200bworking abroad!
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