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Aberdeen universities looking forward to detail on alternatives to Erasmus programme - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen universities looking forward to detail on alternatives to Erasmus programme

Aberdeen universities looking forward to detail on alternatives to Erasmus programme © Kami Thomson / DCT Media Aberdeen universities have said they would welcome alternative options to the Erasmus Plus programme, which will be stopped. Two Aberdeen universities say they would welcome an alternative to the popular Erasmus scheme, after the UK Government decided to withdraw from the programme. The Erasmus Plus programme allows people to move across Europe for learning, teaching or working, by financing individual exchanges. Both Aberdeen University and Robert Gordon University (RGU) participa...

Europe's success in the space sector is huge, but is too often overlooked, explains Massimiliano Salini - Vimarsana News

Europe's success in the space sector is huge, but is too often overlooked, explains Massimiliano Salini

Europe’s success in the space sector is huge, but is too often overlooked, explains Massimiliano Salini It's now time to provide EU Space Policy with the booster rockets it deserves, argues Italian Sky and Space Intergroup deputy. Adobe stock 29 Dec 2020 When discussing the pros and cons of the European Union, the Erasmus Programme, the CAP, and the Single Market are often highlighted as symbols of successful EU integration and policies. However, these are not the only success stories; frequently overlooked, EU space policy and the European space industry play a vital role in the EU and its...

Brexit Miracle Arrives But Losing Freedom of Movement Will Hurt Travel - Vimarsana News

Brexit Miracle Arrives But Losing Freedom of Movement Will Hurt Travel

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more It was cutting it fine, but a long-awaited UK-EU trade deal was finally agreed on Thursday in Brussels, closing the chapter on a nearly five-year-long saga that hung like a cloud of uncertainty over the travel industry. The details in the 1,500-page document have yet to be made public, but the headline so far is the new accord means there will be no tariffs on goods when they cross borders, which will keep down the cost of trade. There are also no quota limits.

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