Erasmus+ replaces Turing scheme amid student support concerns
The UK is replacing the Turing scheme with Erasmus+ for international student mobility. Concerns arise over whether disadvantaged students will still receive adequate support abroad.
Changes could affect access to mobility for vulnerable students, impacting recruitment and diversity in higher education.
turing scheme replaced
the uk government has replaced the turing scheme with erasmus+ for student mobility programs.
disadvantaged students at risk
universities may reduce support for disadvantaged students traveling abroad under erasmus+.
policy shift raises concerns
the regulator warns that without proper funding, some students may be left without necessary support.
Common questions
will disadvantaged students still get support under erasmus+?
the report suggests current support may be reduced, raising concerns about access.
what is the turing scheme?
it was a government-funded program to support uk students studying abroad.
Sources
- Erasmus+ is back, but who gets left behind? By Jonathan Disley, Wonkhe · wonkhe.com
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