ERASMUS+ STATISTICS 2015
DENMARK
Joined Erasmus in 1987
Erasmus+ strengthens education and youth systems and improves employability through funding
for education, training, youth and sport. Between 2014 and 2020, Erasmus+ will give 4 million
Europeans a chance to study, train, volunteer or gain professional experience abroad. The budget
for Erasmus+ was €2.1 billion in 2015. National agencies are responsible for managing most parts
of the programme in each country.
GRANTS
FOR STUDYING,
TRAINING
OR VOLUTEERING
ABROAD
Erasmus+ has opportunities for people of all ages
and background, helping them develop and share
knowledge and experience at institutions and
organisations in different countries. Erasmus+
experiences help people enhance their skills and
intercultural awareness and it enables them to
become engaged citizens.
GRANTS
€15.50 million
€537 326
€2 306 512
€95 156
2 170
PARTICIPANTS
10 656
321 48
23
PROJECTS
185
6
51
5 870
€3 768 640
€8 797 142
2 247
73
32
Higher education
Vocational education
& training
Youth
School education
Adult education
COOPERATION
PROJECTS
Cooperation between schools, universities, youth
organisations, public authorities and enterprises
will create more relevant and modern education
and youth systems, with stronger links between the
world of work and the world of education.
€2 001 990
GRANTS
€4.96 million
€602 758
€728 358
ORGANISATIONS
154
19
10
PROJECTS
26
3
2
€1 002 157
35
6
10
67
€627 500
23
5
ERASMUS+ ALSO SUPPORTED
4
capacity building projects to strengthen education in non-EU countries
1
cooperation project between higher education institutions and businesses (knowledge alliances)
and vocational education and training institutions and businesses (sector skills alliances)
1
grassroots sport project
Erasmus+