Abstract
The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly had serious implications for student and youth mobility projects. In addition to the mobility aspect, many students were concerned about how disruptions would affect the recognition of their participation in a mobility program altogether. Consequently, many observers have commented on a decline in interest in mobility programmes, mainly due to uncertainties, although official statistics are not yet available. To this end, the European Commission has carried out two surveys to assess the effects of COVID-19 on mobility participants and higher education institutions. In essence, there was a clear objective to maintain the professional and educational component of the mobility programmes, although in some cases it had to be placed on an online platform.
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