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"‘Erasmus Mundus’, which seeks to strengthen ties between the universities of every continent by creating an exchange system for students, lecturers and researchers, is also creating centres of excellence for university teaching and research on our continent and seeks to make our universities, if we dare say it, competitive in the global market of higher education, by finally giving our students the means to obtain degrees with a European dimension.
The provision of genuinely European studies, unprecedented in terms of the number of students concerned, and by their visibility in Europe itself and also in other continents, will in the future allow every young European to choose their path: either national or European.
This will be an advantage both for students’ personal development and for their integration into the labour market, also considering the prospects for innovation in Europe.
We absolutely must exceed the 1% of GDP devoted to higher education.
The implementation of the ‘Erasmus Mundus’ programme must lead European companies to build lasting partnerships with universities, an essential means to give European courses the means for their excellence, to put European universities at the forefront of the international scene, to slow the brain drain from Europe to the United States, and to ..."@en1
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"(Explanation of vote abbreviated in accordance with Rule137(1) of the Rules of Procedure)"1
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