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What: Erasmus is one of the most popular programs that the EU offers. However, the exchange, which is a smaller part of the general Erasmus+ program, has been criticized for being elitist and creating a bottleneck for making people feel more European. We discuss the 'Erasmus effect' and relate it to future policies that are being considered. Sources: Sources can be found on our website at www.romuluseurope.eu On that website you can find opinion pieces, interviews, analysis articles, and source documents that all work towards a common goal: make Europeans more informed, confident, and excited about the future of Europe. If you are a European with a passionate view on something related to Europe and or want to get in touch with us, please send us an article or just an email: [email protected] About Us: A team of Europeans that are tired of the lack of supply of European content and, quite honestly, the quality of what already existed. Romulus Guiding Principles: (Some are only applicable to our articles) 1. No pretentious (attempting to impress) writing. We write how we speak. 2. No wasting your time. We focus on clarity, always. 3. No hidden bias. Everyone is biased, but not everyone is open about it. We will always be clear about our hidden motivations. 4. Our articles must be between 800 and 1,200 words. 5. Our ideas must be clearly extractable, and outlined writing is encouraged not avoided.*