Bologna Process: The Bologna Process includes many different aspects, among them the creation of similar educational systems all over Europe, the recognition of studies abroad and the elimination of obstacles to mobility of students and teachers. We are evaluating and planning to give input to this process and to inform the European students what they can expect from it. If you are interested in joining us, feel free to contact the Board of the Education Working Group.

European Day of Languages: The celebration took place on 26 September 2001 and will be repeated this year. It will involve thousands of young people from all over Europe and targets a broad variety of languages spoken. The aim is to inform interested people about languages, to make them aware of their importance and to motivate them to learn a new language. This will also foster the linguistic and cultural diversity in Europe and will make it visible to the European citizens.

Debate School: Are you communicative and open-minded? Do you like being active and organizing things? Are you a combative spirit who is looking for a challenge right now? Dare to express yourself! Found a debate club in your local and take part in debate competitions!

Socrates on the Move: (in co-operation with ESIB and ESN) aims to spread information about the Socrates II programme (2000-2006) and about its possibilities for students and European higher education institutions.

Socrates Action Week: Since 1997, each autumn AEGEE-Europe has launched a big campaign throughout its network to evaluate and promote the Socrates programme. Local groups organise information stands, presentations and discussions at their universities.

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More info about Erasmus: We recommend you to take a look AEGEE-Europe`s Erasmus Manual.

Erasmus Manual: The objective of the manual is to provide Erasmus Responsibles of AEGEE and International Offices of universities with useful information. It aims at supporting the daily work of those who take care of in- and outgoing exchange students.