Education
To what extent do European students depend on their families?
in depth
Tuesday 17 July 2018 |
Samuel Silva | Publico
Almost half of European students depend on their families in order to meet their costs, and more than a third live with their parents. This phenomenon is particularly acute in the South, though certainly not unique to the region.
The Europeans’ language skills
Wednesday 20 June 2018 |
Alternatives Economiques An European Survey of Language Competences among 54,000 pupils in 14 countries.
Not only Erasmus. Where and why European students move abroad
in depth
Friday 13 October 2017 |
Lorenzo Ferrari Marzia Bona
| OBC Transeuropa
Many South-East European students enroll in foreign universities, but for most of them leaving the region remains only a dream
Disparities in pre-primary school funding
Monday 14 May 2018 |
Laurent Jeanneau | Alternatives Economiques
The numbers of pupils in pre-primary classes vary up to threefold according to country. And those which spend the most are not necessarily the richest.
How Brexit will impact study exchanges
in depth
Tuesday 27 March 2018 |
Carmen Aguilar | VoxEurop
Despite both the EU and the UK claiming they have made "decisive steps" in setting up the transitional period that will follow Brexit, there is still much uncertainty about the future of British participation in the Erasmus, the European exchange programme, beyond 2020.
In Europe, too, equality starts at the kindergarten
in depth
Friday 17 November 2017 |
Xavier Molénat | Alternatives Economiques
Crèche or grandparents? Forms of daycare vary between countries, with major implications for equality.
