"Erasmus is the EU's flagship student exchange scheme that allows people to study and train across much of Europe for up to a year. It started in 1987 with university exchanges, but now also includes school exchanges, work experience, apprenticeships and sport."
The EU provides funding through the scheme for people to study, train or volunteer in other European countries for up to a year. The UK replaced it with its own Turing scheme in 2021, which funds similar placements worldwide. The government said it would not comment on ongoing talks. Prime Minister Keir Starmer had suggested in May that a youth mobility scheme could be part of a new deal with the EU.
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