Cooperation Partnerships for Higher Education

Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships (KA220-HED) improve quality of higher education. The aim is international and inter-disciplinary cooperation among organisations and production of innovative results. In these projects organisations can share ideas and develop new practices and methods.

Supporting Ukrainians affected by the war: specific guidance for projects in the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes

The European Union offers project partners in the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes the possibility to support Ukrainians displaced or affected by the war.

Impacts of Erasmus+

Erasmus+ enriches lives and opens minds! Read more about the impacts of Erasmus+.

Erasmus+ higher education: Cooperation Partnerships (KA220-HED) application round ends 24.3.2023

Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships (KA220-HED) improve quality of higher education. The aim is international and inter-disciplinary cooperation among organisations and production of innovative results.

Professional Qualifications Directive

Familiarise yourself with our website or contact us if you are qualified for a profession in an EU or EEA country you would like to pursue your profession in Finland or another member state and you...

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Universities outside Finland in which you can study Finnish language and culture

A list of universities in our network offering Finnish language and culture teaching, of which there are over 80 universities in almost 30 countries at the moment.

Western Saimaa 4H Association quickly seized the opportunity to accept young Ukrainians as volunteers

Olha and Sofiia from Ukraine decided to volunteer in order to improve their skills and feel useful – and above all, safe. Despite the situation in their home country, they are highly motivated to participate in voluntary work and have received a warm welcome in Luumäki.

Vocational institutions modify their EU projects in support of Ukrainians – Sedu and Taitotalo rolled up their sleeves

Erasmus+ projects can be modified to help those fleeing the war in Ukraine. Taitotalo and Seinäjoki Joint Municipal Authority for Education (Sedu) use their project grants to hire Ukrainian experts to support the integration of other Ukrainians at the institutions.

International Mobility in Finnish Higher Education

Finnish National Agency for Education collects annually mobility statistics in higher education. This includes both credit mobility (periods of study or traineeship abroad that are recognised as part of student’s ongoing studies at a home institution) and degree mobility (students who enrolls at a higher education institution (HEI) abroad in order to complete a full degree programme). Data source: Vipunen - Education Statistics Finland.
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