Erasmus+

Plans for the first year of the renewed €26.2B EU education programme are out, together with the first calls for projects

Turing exchange programme will not be a full substitute, educators warn. There is not enough time to get properly off the ground by September 2021, and the plan looks to be under-funded

EU funding for education and student exchanges will be bigger than ever, but money may be stretched over parts of the Erasmus+ programme and the innovation agency EIT

Travel restrictions and closed or socially-distanced campuses mean many of the class of 2021 won’t leave home, but the commission is injecting €200 million to enable distance learning and keep the Erasmus+ programme on the road

MPs defeat opposition amendment to Brexit bill that would have committed UK to negotiating student scheme access in 2020