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The EUF-CE Board of Directors decided that all that all students moving amongst network members will be eligible to benefit from CE language training, study related internships and the CE Degree, yielding participation in Campus Europae more flexible.

The decision from the Board means to maximize the number of students whose mobility experience can be improved through the infrastructures that CE  developed over the years and seeks to reach beyond to the realm of subject areas which are worked on by the Subject Committees. Whilst efforts to develop ex-ante recognition systems will continue to focus on a limited number of subject areas, due to the intensive preparations necessary to establish recognition matrices, this policy change is meant to encourage and support students wishing to embark on an exchange year within the network. In this design the CE Degree plays the pivotal role of inspiring students to fulfil the Campus Europae ideal of being abroad for two year long periods, which in turn should conduce to a much keener awareness of the cultural and linguistic diversity of Europe.