Erasmus+, a program with many opportunities

Presentation

Erasmus+ is the European Union's training and education funding program for the period 2021-2027.
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.

Program priorities 2021-2027

The Erasmus+ program operates on the basis of an annual call for proposals published by the European Commission. It offers a wide range of opportunities to develop international mobility and cooperation, with funding volumes varying according to the type of project and its scale. These international projects can involve organizations of all kinds: companies, associations, NGOs, local authorities, etc.

Focused on digital and ecological transition, inclusion and participation in democratic life, Erasmus+ 2021 - 2027 will benefit 10 million people with a budget of over 28 billion euros.

Main features of the program:

• The development of mobility in all its forms (physical, virtual, hybrid),
• Emphasis on the international dimension,
• Improved access to remote audiences,
• Greater promotion ofinnovation and excellence,
• Strengthening the links between training, research and innovation, including the eligibility of doctoral students for short-term mobility.
• In the field of educational studies, support for the pooling of expertise and teacher training.

Program architecture

Here are the different Erasmus+ sub-programs, giving you the information you need to select the right program:

ECHE Charter

The Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) defines the general quality framework for European and international cooperation activities implemented by a higher education institution under the Erasmus+ program.
The charter is granted for the entire duration of the Erasmus+ program. Aix Marseille Université has been awarded the Charter for 2021-2027, with a maximum score of 100 out of 100.