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The Strategic Projects and Networks Department of amU's International Relations Office (DRI) supports the scientific community in setting up and launching training projects with an international dimension. The team that makes up this department is at the service of amU's various components. It acts as a facilitator throughout the application process and the launch of winning projects.
Training projects can be developed from bachelor to doctorate level. The Strategic Projects and Networks Department supports project initiatives by :
- Identifing funding opportunities for international educational projects;
- Encouraging the scientific community to participate in calls for strategic projects;
- Providing tailor-made support in setting up projects;
- Creating and coordinating international training networks.
A wide range of programs
The DRI may be involved in a large number of calls for projects. Please contact the International Relations Office (dri-projects@univ-amu.fr) before starting any project, to check its feasibility.
Erasmus+ is the European Union's training and education funding program for the period from 2021 to 2027. The program is not just for students, but is open to all publics and all areas of education. It supports establishments in European or international partnerships with a wide range of private and public players. It enables them to share know-how and innovate in the fields of education, training, youth and sport.
- Key action 1: Mobility of individuals for education and training purposes
- Key Action 2 : Cooperation between organizations and institutions
- Key Action 3 : Support for policy development and cooperation
Each Key Action comprises sub-programs offering project funding through calls for projects launched each year by the European Commission. Application deadlines vary according to program action.
If you'd like to find out more, discover the possibilities offered by the Erasmus+ program and find the action best suited to your project.
New (November 2025):
Concerning the Erasmus+ CBHE call, a new rule specifies that "only higher education institutions (HEIs) or HEI organizations can be coordinators of a CBHE application, and an organization cannot coordinate more than two proposals submitted under this call".
Erasmus+ is the European Union's training and education funding program for the period from 2021 to 2027. The program is not just for students, but is open to all publics and all areas of education. It supports establishments in European or international partnerships with a wide range of private and public players. It enables them to share know-how and innovate in the fields of education, training, youth and sport.
- Key action 1: Mobility of individuals for education and training purposes
- Key Action 2 : Cooperation between organizations and institutions
- Key Action 3 : Support for policy development and cooperation
Each Key Action comprises sub-programs offering project funding through calls for projects launched each year by the European Commission. Application deadlines vary according to program action.
If you'd like to find out more, discover the possibilities offered by the Erasmus+ program and find the action best suited to your project.
New (November 2025):
Concerning the Erasmus+ CBHE call, a new rule specifies that "only higher education institutions (HEIs) or HEI organizations can be coordinators of a CBHE application, and an organization cannot coordinate more than two proposals submitted under this call".
The Digital Europe program focuses on bringing digital technologies to businesses, citizens and public administrations. It aims to remedy the current shortages of ICT specialists and digital professionals, which are common to all member states.
The Digital Europe program focuses on bringing digital technologies to businesses, citizens and public administrations. It aims to remedy the current shortages of ICT specialists and digital professionals, which are common to all member states.
The Interreg MED program brings together 13 European countries on the northern shore of the Mediterranean. Together, they are working for sustainable growth in the region.
Co-financed by the ERDF, Interreg MED is part of the European territorial cooperation objective.
Its aim is to encourage regional convergence and competitiveness, to ensure more harmonious development of the EU area. It supports projects that promote reasonable use of resources and develop innovative concepts and practices.
The Interreg MED program brings together 13 European countries on the northern shore of the Mediterranean. Together, they are working for sustainable growth in the region.
Co-financed by the ERDF, Interreg MED is part of the European territorial cooperation objective.
Its aim is to encourage regional convergence and competitiveness, to ensure more harmonious development of the EU area. It supports projects that promote reasonable use of resources and develop innovative concepts and practices.
Every year, the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE) opens several calls for projects to support decentralized cooperation projects.
Every year, the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE) opens several calls for projects to support decentralized cooperation projects.
Projects can also be submitted under other programs such as those of the World Bank orInternational Partnerships.
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Project Pavilion
Find out more about amU's international projects, with information sheets describing the context, partners, objectives and activities.