If you have participated in a student mobility experience during the last 5 years, or you are a student who hasn't participated, we need your help!

Crisis tends to hit those who already face difficulties, such as students from disadvantaged backgrounds, harder than those who do not.

The Social Inclusion and Engagement in Mobility project, coordinated by the Erasmus Student Network, aims at increasing access to mobility opportunities for students from underrepresented groups, in order to boost their employability opportunities and increase their chances to social mobility, one of the major objectives of education and mobility.

Internationalisation should play a key role in empowering students for the upcoming societal challenges. If we want to ensure students are able to overcome the barriers that will be intensified by the ensuing crisis we can expect due to the COVID-19 outbreak, sufficient research and impact assessment on the access and effects of mobility needs to be put in place .

If you have participated in a student mobility experience during the last 5 years, or you are a student who hasn't participated, we need your help!

Fill the survey: https://uuk-surveys.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/siemstudents and you could win and Interrail Global Pass or an Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2, or even better, the opportunity to participate in the ASEF Young Leaders Summit (ASEFYLS4) which will take place in Cambodia in November 20201