Passport to mobility. Learning differently. Learning abroad

Summary:

Personal mobility in Europe is becoming increasingly necessary in the era of the Internet and the globalisation of trade. Every year, thousands of young people participate in educational, training and linguistic exchanges. Between 1987 and 1999, more than a million young people, students, teachers and trainers experienced life in another European country through the mobility schemes supported by the EU's Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci and Youth programmes. In the same period, thousands of research workers were able to continue their work abroad with the aid of Marie Curie fellowships.