Research for CULT Committee - Erasmus+: Towards a New Programme Generation
This study was commissioned by the CULT committee of the European Parliament as a general reflection on the performance of the Erasmus+ programme so far. The study provides a complement to the European Commission mid-term evaluation of Erasmus+. This current project examines 1) the outcomes of Erasmus+ so far, notably focussing on the implementation experiences in using Erasmus+ in 10 Member States, 2) the decision-making procedures used in the programme, highlighting how delegated and implementing acts have been used to date, and 3) the Commission mid-term evaluation conclusions. These aspects are all drawn together to arrive at a series of key findings and recommendations which can be considered as adjustments for the Erasmus+ programme during its next programme cycle.
Study
Annex 1
External author
Panteia: Paul Vroonhof, Amber van der Graaf; Ockham IPS: Bert-Jan Buiskool
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- budget
- delegated legislation
- demography and population
- education
- EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
- educational exchange
- EU finance
- EU institutions and European civil service
- EU programme
- EU strategy
- European citizenship
- European construction
- EUROPEAN UNION
- executive power and public service
- FINANCE
- financial control
- fund (EU)
- governance
- higher education
- multiannual financial framework
- operation of the Institutions
- organisation of teaching
- POLITICS
- SOCIAL QUESTIONS
- student mobility
- teaching
- young person