“It is impressive to see how Erasmus+ enables young people to thrive in the modern labour market and in a more diverse society. I am happy to see that Erasmus+ graduates feel more ready to take on new challenges, have better career prospects and are more aware of the benefits the EU brings to their daily lives. At the same time, universities that take part in Erasmus+ are not only more international but also better placed to respond to the needs of the world of work.”

European Commissioner Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Tibor Navracsics comments on a largescale study findings that Erasmus+ has been the turning point in the lives of five million European students.