Yet, Erasmus not only proved to improve career prospects, but it also broadens horizons and social links: 40% of former Erasmus students have changed their country of residence or work at least once since graduation, almost double the number of those who were not mobile during studies; 33% have a partner of a different nationality, compared with 13% of those who stay home during their studies. Based on this, the Commission estimated that around one million babies are likely to have been born to Erasmus couples since 1987.
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Evolving from Erasmus to Erasmus+, this Programme has been enriching lives of Europeans for the past 30 years. To mark this milestone for Europe,  there will be conferences, forums, dialogues, celebrations, debates, and exhibitions throughout 2017 to mark the anniversary.
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