2010, no. 1
EDUCATION ABROAD

Student mobility in European and national programs

M.Yu. Serga

pp. 62–7080 RUB

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Abstract

This article examines the current trends in international mobility of students. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of major European programs encouraging mobility of students and postgraduate students, and provides statistics on the participation of Russian students and post-graduate students in these programs.

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