Erasmus+ returns to all Hungarian universities
The Erasmus+ educational exchange program has returned to all Hungarian universities. This was announced by European Commission Vice-President for Social Rights and Skills Roxana Mînzatu on Monday, October 26. The relevant agreements were also signed. Telex ↗
Mînzatu arrived in Budapest for a two-day working visit. The main topic of her talks is Hungary's renewed participation in the Erasmus+ program, which enables students and academic staff to take part in exchange stays abroad. svet.sme.sk ↗
The restoration of participation means that Hungarian universities have once again gained full access to the program. Erasmus+ supports educational exchanges and cooperation between higher education institutions in European Union member states. teraz.sk ↗
The return of the program to all Hungarian universities is linked to agreements signed between the relevant institutions. Details of how the cooperation will proceed are to be the subject of talks during the European Commission Vice-President's visit to Budapest.
The restored access will allow Hungarian universities to continue participating in Erasmus+ exchange activities. It is expected that Mînzatu's working visit will contribute to the further implementation of the signed agreements.
Mînzatu arrived in Budapest for a two-day working visit. The main topic of her talks is Hungary's renewed participation in the Erasmus+ program, which enables students and academic staff to take part in exchange stays abroad. svet.sme.sk ↗
The restoration of participation means that Hungarian universities have once again gained full access to the program. Erasmus+ supports educational exchanges and cooperation between higher education institutions in European Union member states. teraz.sk ↗
The return of the program to all Hungarian universities is linked to agreements signed between the relevant institutions. Details of how the cooperation will proceed are to be the subject of talks during the European Commission Vice-President's visit to Budapest.
The restored access will allow Hungarian universities to continue participating in Erasmus+ exchange activities. It is expected that Mînzatu's working visit will contribute to the further implementation of the signed agreements.
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