The United Kingdom and the European Union announced on the 17th that they have agreed that the UK will rejoin the EU's student exchange program “Erasmus+ Program”. British students can participate in this program from January 2027. According to reports, this is a “small but symbolic” sign that the relationship between Britain and the EU has improved after “Brexit.” The “Erasmus+ Program”, formerly known as the “Erasmus Program”, is a youth education and training program established by the European Union in 1987 to promote university cooperation and talent flow within the EU. It was upgraded to the “Erasmus+ Program” in 2014. The UK officially left the European Union at the end of January 2020 and withdrew from this program in early 2021.

The United Kingdom and the European Union announced on the 17th that they have agreed that the UK will rejoin the EU's student exchange program “Erasmus+ Program”. British students can participate in this program from January 2027. According to reports, this is a “small but symbolic” sign that the relationship between Britain and the EU has improved after “Brexit.” The “Erasmus+ Program”, formerly known as the “Erasmus Program”, is a youth education and training program established by the European Union in 1987 to promote university cooperation and talent flow within the EU. It was upgraded to the “Erasmus+ Program” in 2014. The UK officially left the European Union at the end of January 2020 and withdrew from this program in early 2021.