What Erasmus+ type are you?

written by INFO, EU

Are you a just little adventurous, or do you crave the constant excitement of travel? Find out which Erasmus+ type you are in our quiz, then compare with your friends! Let us know your result!

Take part in the second phase of #CedefopPhotoAward!

written by INFO, europa.eu

The theme of the photo competition organised by Cedefop is ‘Youth in education and training’. We are interested in how young people see themselves in their school- or work-based learning environment…

Travel writing scholarship 2016

written by INFO, EU

World Nomads is inviting students and nonprofessional writers from any nationality (but with exceptional written English skills) to submit applications for its travel writing scholarship.

Young People in Serbia 2015

written by Jelena Spremo, Serbia

FRIEDRICH EBERT STIFTUNG and SeConS published a book “Young People in Serbia 2015: Situation, Perceptions, Beliefs and Aspirations”. This study, written by Smiljka Tomanović and Dragan Stanojević, examines the civic and political perceptions as well as the individual experiences of young people in Serbia today…

Would you like to Work at the German Parliament?

written by INFO, Germany

The German Bundestag invites you, in cooperation with the with the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin and Technische Universität Berlin to apply for an International Parliamentary Scholarship (IPS) to spend five months in Berlin…

Serbian Youth Projects Receive over 1m €

written by INFO, Erasmus +

Serbian civil society institutions were highly successful in the Erasmus + programme, attracting the sum of 1 058 740 euros for the realization of 26 approved projects…

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