 Going on Erasmus is depicted as something that only mentally healthy people can afford since they don’t have their brain on the way to be able to do things. You have to be generally happy to go on Erasmus. But, is this actually true? |
 Categories: If we don’t change, we don’t grow. When people tell me that I have changed a lot, I know it is mostly because of the things I have learnt during Erasmus. |
 Categories: This is not something you normally hear. People don’t like to say that they have depression and those that have it don’t go on Erasmus. Right? Wrong. Very wrong. I did it. And you can do it too. It’s all about knowing how to do so. |
 Categories: Have you ever wondered if any famous people went on the same journey as you? Lived through similar adventures? Well, wonder no more. It’s time to take a walk through the Erasmus+ Hall of Fame! |
 Going abroad implies temporarily feeling misplaced. My journey helped me overcome culture shock and accept that this feeling renews every time I move. Whether it’s your first time living abroad or your 99th, this article is for you. |
 I bet you’d never thought a group of internationals could be a dedicated squad of baby-sitters. Find out about how one baby, born while her parents were Erasmus Mundus students, turned an entire Master’s group into an international family. |
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