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Thursday, 28 June 2012

Students invited to help set EU agenda

22 June 2012, European Commission, Education & Training.

People can face obstacles when exercising their rights as European citizens. The European Commission is therefore asking citizens to share the problems they have experienced when moving around the EU.

We really want to hear from students who have studied in another EU country or plan to do so, whether they are university students or still at school. You are also invited to describe the kind of European Union they would like to see by 2020.

Participate in the public consultation by filling out a short questionnaire online (open until 9 September 2012)

Read the press release “Citizens' rights: European Commission kicks off the broadest public consultation ever and asks citizens to set future agenda”.

Visit the official website and keep track of improvements since the first Citizenship Report in 2010.

Visit the website of the Lifelong Learning Programme covering Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci and Comenius

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