"estudiar en el extranjero" in English

This money is often decisive for those who need European grants to study abroad.

These partnerships also offer our European students an opportunity to study abroad.

Likewise, they aren't obliged to support their own nationals if they choose to study abroad.

The EU's scheme for studying abroad is named after Erasmus, a 16th century scholar.

It doesn’t apply if you want to study abroad.

It will be students who can no longer afford to study abroad in order to go out and see the world.

Then it emerges that students cannot get away at all, that studying abroad is out of the question.

If you choose to study abroad, you might still be able to get a maintenance grant from your home country.

The freedom to live, work or study abroad must mean just that - freedom - and not hidden barriers.

We should look at whether they can be made more efficient and possibly expanded, so that more young people can go and study abroad.

So why not study abroad to improve your language skills, experience foreign culture and make new friends?

to study abroad

Until the 1990s, Cyprus had no university of its own, forcing many Cypriots to study abroad, mostly in Greece and Britain.

This initiative aims to increase youth mobility by aiming to ensure that all young people in the EU have the opportunity to study abroad by 2020.

We must lay the foundations for concrete policies which will support young people and provide them with greater mobility and opportunities to study abroad.

Mr President, every year, thousands of students from the whole of Europe are given the opportunity to study abroad, thanks to the programmes we are now talking about.

MrPresident, every year, thousands of students from the whole of Europe are given the opportunity to study abroad, thanks to the programmes we are now talking about.

As far as the education of future generations is concerned, the European education programmes Erasmus, Socrates and Leonardo enable thousands of young people to study abroad.

Whereas each Member State has access to instruments for monitoring individual sectors and its own labour market, the Commission can only monitor specific sectors or regions on an individual basis.