This is Erasmus+
The UK has rejoined Erasmus+ from 2027. Now we must ensure this vital programme stays, giving our students, educators, and communities continued access to unparalleled opportunities for learning and growth.
Why Erasmus+ Matters for the UK
Our comprehensive report explores how Erasmus+ transformed education across the UK and makes the case for securing the programme's future beyond 2027, ensuring students, educators, and communities can continue to benefit from these vital opportunities.
What is Erasmus+?
Erasmus+ is an initiative funded by the European Union. It aims to support education, training, and development. It offers opportunities in higher education, school education, vocational education, training, adult education, youth services, and sport.
After years of campaigning, the United Kingdom has successfully rejoined Erasmus+ from 2027. Now we must ensure this partnership flourishes and remains a priority for future governments. Supporting Erasmus+ means investing in the futures of hundreds of thousands of British students, educators, and young people each year.
Erasmus+ provides people of all ages with the experiences and skills to develop and participate in society. By securing this programme's future, we ensure that the UK continues to benefit from cross-European collaboration, innovation, and cultural exchange for decades to come.
Secure Erasmus+ for the Future
Sign our petition to ensure that Erasmus+ remains a priority for the UK government. We must guarantee that this vital programme continues to benefit British students, educators, and communities beyond 2027.
With your signature, we're building a coalition showing that the people of the UK value Erasmus+ and expect their government to protect and strengthen this partnership.
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