Q1348097

Summary

Q1348097 is an incentive program of the EU^[1].

Key Facts

• Q1348097 is in the country of European Union^[2].
• Q1348097's instance of is recorded as incentive program of the EU^[3].
• Q1348097's founder is recorded as European Commission^[4].
• Q1348097 is operated by Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture^[5].
• Q1348097 is operated by Q138745523^[6].
• Erasmus is named after Q1348097^[7].
• Q1348097 followed Lifelong Learning Programme 2007–2013^[8].
• Q1348097 was followed by Q131757947^[9].
• Q1348097 comprises Project Comenius^[10].
• Q1348097 comprises Erasmus Programme^[11].
• Q1348097 comprises Leonardo da Vinci programme^[12].
• Q1348097 comprises Grundtvig programme^[13].
• Q1348097 comprises Youth in Action^[14].
• Q1348097 comprises Socrates programme^[15].
• Q1348097 comprises Socrates-Erasmus Programme^[16].
• Q1348097 comprises European University Alliance^[17].
• +1987-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q1348097^[18].
• Q1348097's official website is recorded as https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/node_en^[19].
• Q1348097's URL is recorded as https://agence.erasmusplus.fr/^[20].

Body

Definition and Type

Q1348097's instance of is recorded as incentive program of the EU^[3].

Origins

Erasmus is named after Q1348097^[7]. Q1348097's founder is recorded as European Commission^[4]. +1987-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Q1348097^[18].

Use and Application

Components include Project Comenius^[10], a project^[21]; Erasmus Programme^[11], a student exchange program^[22], in European Union^[23], founded in 1987^[24]; Leonardo da Vinci programme^[12], a scholarship^[25]; Grundtvig programme^[13]; Youth in Action^[14], an organization^[26]; and Socrates programme^[15], an incentive program^[27], in European Union^[28], founded in 1994^[29].