Human civilisation has been causing changes in weather patterns – the climate – for the last 100 years at least. When we burn coal, oil and natural gas to heat our homes, power our cars or generate electricity that releases carbon dioxide gas (CO2). That gas then traps the sun’s …
Becoming an EU citizen does not take any effort; anyone with the nationality of an EU country is also an EU citizen. Over 500 million people from 28 countries can call themselves EU citizens, but what does EU citizenship mean? EU citizenship entails a number of important rights. Some of …
The EU’s activities on Youth Health aim to help your country’s government, NGOs and other actors take action to improve your and your friends’ health. But it’s also time you get involved by making responsible lifestyle choices. The EU’s attention to young people’s health is an important element of the …
Better do some research! Start by checking the information on the websites below that we have selected to guide you in your choice of country, university, programme and possible scholarships. Study in Europe This website shows universities and colleges, tuition fees and bachelor’s and master’s programmes in each European country. …
Are you between 17 and 30 and willing to spend from 2 weeks to 12 months abroad as an EVS volunteer? How does it work? An EVS project is a partnership between two or more promoting organisations. These organisations are responsible for recruiting volunteers for their project. Volunteers participate in …
