Almost 700,000 European students are enrolled in universities outside their countries of origin – not for an exchange period, but for the entire duration of their degree or PhD courses.
Many move to the UK (and Brexit will have an impact on this aspect), but also Austria, Switzerland, and Denmark attract significant numbers of international students.
To understand the importance of the phenomenon, just consider that the number of students who move temporarily under the Erasmus+ ...
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This article was produced by Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa as part of the European Data Journalism Network.
The European Data Journalism Network (EDJNet) is a new platform for data-driven news on European affairs brought to you in up to 12 languages by a consortium of media and data journalists from all over Europe, which includes EUobserver.