The Erasmus+ student exchange programme, which has facilitated mobility for nearly a million students since 1987, faces potential funding cuts from the EU Council, raising concerns among student associations. Alberto Fernández from the Erasmus Student Network emphasizes the need for the scholarship to be accessible to all. The University of Seville has welcomed over 2,300 foreign students this year, contributing significantly to the local economy. MEPs are advocating against the proposed cuts, which could severely impact student mobility, especially in Spain, the top destination for Erasmus students.