A program of this level is being implemented for the first time in the Baltic States, and 20 students are being provided with scholarships as well as full health insurance. Four universities are involved in the implementation of the program, including partners from Finland and Estonia.
At the “Adatu fabrikā” (“Needle Factory”) in Kuldīga, the long-awaited moment has come when students from Latvia, Mexico, Peru, Pakistan, India, China, Egypt and other countries have gathered in person.
Ginevra Papi, a student from Italy, is excited about this opportunity. Her education is related to the field of communications.
“I have worked for four years in Brussels, Belgium, in the offices of the European Commission. I was interested in “Erasmus +” mobility programs, but the usual programs were not available to me, so my colleagues advised me to look in the “Erasmus…
