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The European Commission has opened the 2024 call for applications for the Erasmus+ programme. A total of around EUR 60 million is available for Finland in this round. The actions and application deadlines will remain the same as in previous years, but new features include an increase in green travel grants.

In the 2022 Erasmus Mundus application round, funding was applied for Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) and Erasmus Mundus Design Measures (EMDM). Applications were received from across the...

The European Commission has granted funding for Erasmus Mundus projects. Erasmus Mundus Master's programmes are high-quality, international joint degree programmes organised by several universities. Through these programmes, the quality, innovation, and internationalisation of European higher education are developed.

The results of the 2023 application round for Erasmus+ Capacity Building projects showcase Finnish actors strengths in global cooperation in higher education, vocational education and training (VET) and sport.

Finnish representatives involved in Global South partnerships gathered in Hakaniemi on 24-25 October 2023 for an event hosted by EDUFI. Participants delved into project developments, best practices, and the principles of ethical collaborations.

The 2022 call for proposals of the Erasmus+ Teacher Academies action resulted in funding being awarded to 16 new Teacher Academies. The action supports the professional development of teachers across Europe. Read on to learn how Finnish organisations fared in the call and what Finnish project coordinators think about the international cooperation carried out in the Teacher Academies.

The funding decisions on applications for Erasmus+ Partnerships for Cooperation submitted in the spring application round have been made. Funding totalling EUR 10.4 million was awarded to Finnish organisations. The grants will be used to fund the development of education and projects on topics such as advancing sustainable development.

The European Commission has announced the results of the 2023 Erasmus+ European Universities application round. A total of 11 Finnish higher education institutions are involved in the selected 30 alliances.

During her classroom teacher studies Mari Mattsson went abroad to Spain to do her teaching traineeship with the help of Erasmus+ inclusion support.

Part of the Erasmus+ programme, the SEED project will combine secondary and tertiary level VET providers and companies in the participating regions into Centres of Vocational Excellence. The idea is to respond to the constantly changing competence needs resulting from the energy transition.