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The Erasmus programme , launched in 1987, represents the academic exchange par excellence. Its advantage lies in its simplicity and low cost. After an application process (the details of which vary depending on each institution), you will be automatically registered at the host university. READ ALSO Inclusive writing: a controversial practice? Why some support it while others criticize it The program offers a scholarship, without social criteria, although some institutions set eligibility criteria based on, for example, academic results. The amount of this scholarship varies according to the cost of living in the destination country.

Other financial aid can be obtained from the CROUS or the regional comoros business email list council;relations department of your establishment. However, this programme is limited to the 28 member countries of the European Union, to which are added Iceland, Turkey, Norway, Macedonia and Liechtenstein. However, it is not impossible to go outside Europe, provided that your establishment has established a bilateral exchange agreement with a foreign university. Studying at a foreign university is a rich experience from which you will gain many benefits. Not to mention the progress in languages, this will allow you to discover new teaching methods, an enriching element for the rest of your university studies.

In addition, the mention "Erasmus" is a definite asset for any CV, which will guarantee recruiters a good level of language and a great open-mindedness. Working abroad If you are not or no longer a student, or your institution does not offer university exchanges, other options are available to you. For example, you could take advantage of a leave or summer vacation to go and work abroad. Many agencies offer to find you a job abroad and make the administrative procedures easier for you, for a fee. You can also turn to sites such as WorkAway or WOOFING.