I think I *might* have already referenced that 
Sorry, just back from another 
wedding reception and browsing the news. Do what you will with the topic/post Billy that’s consolidates it. One way or the other I’m just pleased 
Erasmus is a fantastic scheme and I’m so glad young Brits are able to rejoin it
Unfortunately following the massive decline in EU students in UK universities and UK governments’ (plural!) I wonder what the take-up will be from CE (Continental Europe).
I benefitted from Erasmus as a professor and made many useful contacts in CE universities and my advice to any undergrad, whether arts, humanities or science would be to have a year in another country and see if you can then pursue post-grad study outside the UK.
Is it ageist - should it be open to all?
I don’t think there’s an age restriction and, when I looked it up, it appears it helps rather more than university students (it includes apprenticeships, for example).
It’s open for students of all ages.