Erasmus+ Impact Report
In the Erasmus+ Impact Report 2024, the National Agency for Erasmus+ Higher Education Cooperation (NA DAAD) uses selected examples to show how Erasmus+ has a positive impact at both the individual and systemic levels. The report offers a wealth of exciting content that clearly illustrates the importance of Erasmus+ for internationalisation in higher education.
Erasmus+ stands for forward-looking skills and shared democratic values gained through European exchange and cooperation. Erasmus+ thus makes Europe more future-proof through education.
The political significance of Erasmus+ goes far beyond individual educational pathways: in a time of political and social challenges, the programme makes a decisive contribution to strengthening participation, resilience and democratic values – cornerstones of a sustainable, united society. It is an essential building block for European cohesion and the shaping of a common future.
For higher education institutions, Erasmus+ offers a unique opportunity to advance their internationalisation, strengthen their skills and actively shape the European community. The programme promotes not only professional qualifications, but also intercultural competence, foreign languages and independence – qualities that are essential for personal development and the labour market.
Facts and figures
Supported by over 400 project coordinators from German higher education institutions, more than 63,500 students and higher education staff were able to explore Europe and the world with funding from 2024. Around 185 million euros were available for this purpose.
In 2024, 27 new cooperation partnerships were funded by the NA DAAD with a total of €10.5 million. In 2024, the NA DAAD is supporting a total of 114 projects from four different calls for proposals for academic cooperation between faculties and universities.
Links to the publication
You can view and download the full report as a PDF file (German only).
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If you require additional information or would like to provide feedback, please contact erasmus+news@daad.de.
