Erasmus+ funding programme



The main goal of the Erasmus+ programme for education, training and sport is to provide professional development as well as study and volunteering experiences for its participants internationally. With an increased budget for the new programme, such opportunities will include millions of people.

The overall horizontal or strategic priorities of the 2021-2027 programme prioritize inclusion and diversity, being more green and digital as well as an enhanced participation of youth in democratic life.


Inclusion and diversity


The focal point is to provide access to the programme to a diverse group of people with fewer opportunities, whether for socio-economic or geographical impediments: early school drop outs, discriminated and (geographically) excluded, unemployed and redundant people etc.


Digital Erasmus+


The primary concern of the digital transition priority are the schools i.e. the development of digital skills and competences, e-learning classrooms and virtual classrooms by taking part in high-quality digital training and exchanges.


Green Erasmus+


The aim is to enhance the Green competences and promote sustainable means of travel as suggested in the European Green Deal and raise awareness of environmental issues. 


Young people's participation in democratic life


Besides raising young people's awareness, the aim is to also provide mechanisms of engagement for young people in democratic life.




Opportunities for individuals


There are opportunities for individuals specifically aimed at students, learners, staff, trainees, teachers and volunteers can be accessed from all over the world.


Opportunities for organisations


There are also opportunities for organisations, which want to explore development and networking opportunities with universities, education and training providers, think-tanks, research organisations, and private businesses.





How to get a grant



Support by Euneos




FREE support tools and materials


Euneos offers support for its future course participants for their Erasmus+ KA1 grant application.


All schools and organisations interested in application for grants must sign up for EU Login Account.

For an assistance on registering an organization, preparing an application and applying for funding opportunities, please check the Funding & TP for beginners recording and online manual.

You can find the forms for an Erasmus+ application on Erasmus+ Applications Webform or on the website of your National Agency. 

To learn more on how to find funding opportunities check the following link>>




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New opportunities


Key action 1: Accreditation and Short-term projects


  • possibility of an accreditation for organization which permits simplified and unlimited participation in the whole program time frame
  • possibility of a short-term project, to organize different mobility activities over a period of six to twelve months with a maximum of 30 participants
  • participation of learners
  • blended mobilities - physical mobility combined with virtual activities
  • mobility consortiums
  • possibility to invite an expert in your school/organization
  • mobility for adult learners


Key Action 2: Strategic Partnerships


  • Small-scale Partnerships with lower grant amounts for organizations, shorter durations, and simpler administrative requirements. The funding is a lump sum (EUR 30,000 or EUR 60,000) to cover all funded activities.

 

For more information, please check the Programme Guide and the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 Fact Sheet.




2024 Call (open calls)


Key Action Deadlines



Key Action 1 (KA1) – Learning mobility of individuals


  • There may be a second round depending on the single National Agency and the deadline for 2024 has not been announced yet
  • Erasmus+ KA1 Accreditation - October 1st, 2024 


Key Action 2 (KA2) – Partnerships for cooperation and exchanges


Erasmus+ KA2 projects

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  • Small-scale Partnerships and Cooperation Partnerships in the fields of education and training - March 5th, 2024 and October 1st, 2024.