EACEA’s newsletter is out!
The third edition of the EACEA newsletter is out! Discover funding opportunities, upcoming events, programme highlights, recent publications and much more.
The third edition of the EACEA newsletter is out! Discover funding opportunities, upcoming events, programme highlights, recent publications and much more.
This year the EU and Kenya are celebrating 50 years of cooperation. Throughout the jubilee year, the EU Delegation in Kenya is highlighting collaboration in education, science and culture, with Erasmus+ playing a central role.
The 2026 Creative Europe Desks Meeting brought together nearly 300 participants from 40 countries in Brussels from 28 to 30 September for three days of exchange and cooperation.
Creative Europe takes part in the world’s biggest book fair!
Do you have experience in fields such as sport, culture, youth, education and training or audiovisual? Do you possess good interpersonal and organisational skills, IT competences, as well as the flexibility and willingness to work in an independent capacity, often under short deadlines?
Creative Europe was once again present at Gamescom, the world’s largest video games event and Europe’s leading business platform for the gaming industry.
Were you born between 1 January 2008 and 31 December 2008 and are you a resident of one of the EU Member States or third countries associated to Erasmus+? Get ready to explore Europe!
Check out our new documentary showcasing the transformative impact of the Intra-Africa Academic Mobility Scheme (MOBAF) through the voices of its scholars and alumni.
The first 2027 Creative Europe (CE) calls have been published on the Funding and Tenders Portal, following the release of the annual work programme.
A total of 237 applicants have submitted their proposals for the second edition of the #BeActive EU Sport Awards, highlighting the growing interest and commitment across Europe to promote health and wellbeing through sport.
Save the date for the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day 2027 happening on 18 December 2026 in Brussels.
The European Commission is preparing a set of new policy initiatives on school education, to be presented this November, and teachers’ voices are essential in shaping it.
The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) has published two new reports highlighting the impact of higher education reform initiatives in EU partner countries and the continued work of the Higher Education Reform Experts (HERE) network.
The European Education and Culture Executive Agency has published a new report on innovative digital education practices across the EU.
The deadline for applications is 13 July at 13:00 (Brussels time).