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European Voice: A lack of recognition for studying abroad

By: Ian Mundell

A survey suggests that students are the authors of many of their own difficulties.

It has been known for some time that a significant number of students participating in the EU's Erasmus scheme fail to get full recognition for their months of study abroad. Why that is the case has been a mystery, but a study carried out by the students themselves and presented in late January sheds some light on the causes.

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02/04/2010

A Europe without borders for students with disabilities

Going abroad for a period of time is not always easy for young people, especially if it the first time away from their familiar environment, or the first time they are studying and living with other young people they did not know before. It is even more difficult in the case of young people with disabilities, as they face inaccessible environments and disability-related stereotypes. This in particular is the problem that the ExchangeAbility project intends to solve.

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02/01/2010

Cafebabel: Marketa Tokova, 26: ‘erasmus is too vague’

Set up in 1989, the international erasmus student network is the largest and oldest. Results from a 2009 study into whether the celebrated European academic exchange programme is correctly recognised and understood between and in universities appeared negative; we hear from the president of the network on its virtues and faults

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01/25/2010

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