The European Parliament on Tuesday adopted the new €28 billion Erasmus+, taking the final step in the two-and-a-half-year political process of bringing the seven-year education and exchange programme to life. In the final plenary debate, the Parliament’s rapporteur for the file, Milan Zver, recalled the difficult negotiations and praised the doubling of the budget and enhanced access to the programme for students coming from disadvantage backgrounds. “Erasmus+ does not only benefit its participants; it benefits universities, schools, local communities and society in general,” Zver said. “This has been recognised by our political leaders.” https://sciencebusiness.net/news/parliament-backs-new-eu28b-erasmus
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