minimum 45 ECTS (per mobility period) recognized upon return are eligible for a Campus Europae Degree, which is awarded under Luxembourg Law, along with their own graduate diploma. Study related part-time internships Students are encouraged to combine their studies abroad with a study related internship. This combination of studying and working enhances the learning experience and the linguistic and cultural immersion as well as the professional networking. Additional support Professors from various faculties, administrative staff and student representatives of all member universities work together within the framework of the network to provide exchange students with support and information, which range from the living costs of the various university cities to pocket guides and others. Laboratory for mobility Since its inception, Campus Europae had a strong emphasis on policy innovation and pioneering solutions for mobility, some of which were eventually incorporated in successive generations of the Erasmus Programme. Academic recognition Campus Europae developed the concept of Ex-ante recognition (in which equivalences are established prior to the exchange of students as part of the preparatory works among partner universities) and established Europe’s largest database of such equivalences. In addition to being a resource for students who need to prepare a Learning Agreement for a study year abroad, the member Universities are also experimenting with leveraging on this work to easily embed mobility in their curricula through mobility windows and double degree arrangements. Online language learning Campus Europae developed an online language learning portal from 2007 onwards, with the support of the European Commission. Through a blended learning strategy exchange students are able to start learning the language of the host country online prior to departure, and this process is then continued through intensive and semester courses. The European Commission is promoting a similar approach from 2014 onwards. Studying and working / social dimension The development of the study-related part-time placements in Campus Europae started in 2005 and stemmed from the findings of the Eurostudent report, where it was noted that almost 50% of the European students work while they study, which in turn renders them more likely to be structurally excluded from traditional exchange schemes. Club d'Europe The Club d'Europe is the student organization of Campus Europae, established alongside the network and is represented in all organs of the Foundation. It plays an important role in providing feedback about the functioning of the program, monitoring the exchanges organized under the aegis of