Erasmus+ is the EU's programme to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe.
EACEA manages parts of the Erasmus+ programme on behalf of the Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture.
You can find more information about Erasmus+ on the programme website.
You can find open and upcoming funding opportunities for Erasmus+ on the European Commission’s Funding & Tender Opportunities Portal (F&TP).
Which parts of the Erasmus+ does EACEA manage?
At EACEA we manage parts of the following Erasmus+ programme actions:
- Cooperation Partnerships
- Small-scale Partnerships
- European Universities
- Centres for Vocational Excellence
- Erasmus+ Teacher Academies
- Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
- Erasmus Mundus Design Measures
- Alliances for Innovation
- Forward-looking Projects
- Capacity Building in Higher Education
- Capacity Building in the field of Vocational Education and Training
- Capacity Building in the field of Sport
- Capacity Building projects in the field of youth
- Not-for-profit European sport events
- European Youth Together
- Policy Experimentations
- Jean Monnet Action in the field of Higher Education
- Jean Monnet Modules
- Jean Monnet Chairs
- Jean Monnet Centres of Excellence
- Jean Monnet Action in the field of Education and Training
- Jean Monnet Teacher Training
- Jean Monnet Networks
- Learning EU Initiatives in other fields of Education and Training
- Jean Monnet Policy Debate
- Support to Designated Organisations
- See also: Jean Monnet database
Useful links
- Erasmus+ programme guide - list of opportunities supported by the Erasmus+ programme
- Erasmus+ National Agencies
- National Erasmus+ Offices outside of the EU
- Erasmus+ project results platform
- EACEA Mobility Tool
- Communication guidelines for project beneficiaries - a step-by-step guide on communicating projects and their results
- EACEA Inclusion and Diversity Action Plan
Platforms
- EPALE - the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe
- European School Education Platform - meeting point for the school education community to share news, interviews, publications, practice examples, courses and partners for their Erasmus+ projects. Its eTwinning area is dedicated to eTwinners and their activities.
- Online Language Support - tool for learning languages online
- European Digital Education Hub - the community of practice for digital education stakeholders
- National policies platform (YouthWiki, Eurydice, Mobility Scoreboard, European Higher Education Sector Observatory)
- Erasmus network platform (SPHERE, Erasmus Mundus, National focal points)
- Education for Climate - the European participatory community to support teaching and learning for the green transition and sustainable development
Legal Basis
Erasmus+ legal basis – the legal basis underpinning the Erasmus+ programme.
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