EU funding under Erasmus+
Jean Monnet Actions for higher-education institutions
These support teaching and research in the field of EU studies at higher-education institutions worldwide. The Jean Monnet Actions in the field of higher education are open to representatives from all disciplines who are involved in European integration studies. Key activities include courses, research, conferences and publications.
Application advice at the University of Bonn
Section Partnerships and International Researchers (6.1), which is part of the International Office, can help departments at the University of Bonn to apply for Erasmus+ projects. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
The Jean Monnet Actions
Jean Monnet Modules
These modules take the form of short curricula or courses in EU studies that are taught at a higher-education institution. They can either focus on a specific field or cover several disciplines.
Budget: €30,000
Term: 3 years
Application deadline: every February
Jean Monnet Chairs
Under Erasmus+, higher-education institutions can offer a dedicated chair to professors specializing in EU studies. The focus here is on teaching EU studies in greater depth.
Budget: €50,000
Term: 3 years
Application deadline: every February
Jean Monnet Centres of Excellence
These centers of research, science and academia for EU-related topics pool the specialist knowledge and skills of high-caliber experts in order to generate synergy effects between disciplines and resources in European studies and establish joint transnational activities.
Budget: up to €100,000
Term: 3 years
Application deadline: every February
Application advice and information
Application advice from the DAAD
The DAAD hosts regular fact-finding sessions for anyone considering submitting an application and provides an up-to-date overview of Erasmus+ events on its website.
The service also offers an advice portal for cooperation projects, where you can ask general questions or obtain in-depth advice on your application.
Project database
The European Commission’s Project Results Platform contains an overview of projects that have been funded in the past. The DAAD’s web page Praxisbeispiele für Hochschulkooperationen also provides an insight into some of the projects that have received funding.
Programme Guide
The European Commission’s Programme Guide has a wealth of information about the Erasmus+ Programme.
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See also
Erasmus+ cooperation projects
Cooperation projects promote collaboration on education initiatives in international consortia.
Erasmus+ at the University of Bonn
Erasmus+ gives all University associates the opportunity to spend time at partner institutions all over the world.
EU Project Office
The EU Project Office is the central point of contact for questions regarding all EU activities relating to research, degree programs, teaching and partnerships.