How will Brexit impact the Erasmus+ programme?
The EU and the UK have agreed to postpone the date of the withdrawal of the UK from the EU until 1 February 2020, unless a Withdrawal Agreement is ratified ...
The European Commission has published the 2020 call for proposals for the Erasmus+ Programme
On the 5th November 2019, the European Commission published its 2020 call for proposals for the Erasmus+ programme. 2020 is the last year of the current European Union programme for ...
A CELEBRATION OF EUROPEAN PROJECTS DURING THE #ERASMUSDAYS!
Over 3990 events have taken place around the world between the 10th and 12th October to celebrate the 2019 edition of the #ErasmusDays. The #ErasmusDays showcase the European impact in ...
Launch of the revised key competences framework in Youthpass
The framework of the Key Competences for Lifelong Learning was revised in May 2019 and the launch is planned for August 20th 2019. What does this actually mean? All ...
Over €9 million in EU funds distributed to 75 beneficiaries to start off new projects under the Erasmus+ Programme and European Solidarity Corps
Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds and Social Dialogue Aaron Farrugia presented over €9 million in EU funds to 75 beneficiaries at the European Union programmes Agency Annual Grant Award Ceremony ...
Erasmus+ Funding
Education, training and non-formal youth learning are essential to creating jobs and improving Europe's competitiveness.
Over the next seven years, Erasmus+ will provide €14.7 billion to strengthen education, training, youth and sport in Europe, allowing more than 4 million young people to gain experience and skills by studying, training or volunteering abroad.
The programme will also support over 125,000 institutions and organisations to work with peers in other countries to innovate and modernise teaching practice and youth work. Together they will help ensure that young people and adults get the skills they need to succeed in today's world. Click here for more information about Erasmus+.
About EUPA
The European Union Programs Agency (EUPA) is an agency that supports Maltese individuals and entities in availing themselves of funding under the various educational programs provided by the European Commission. As of 2014 EUPA is coordinating the implementation of the funding program Erasmus+ and of 2017, EUPA will also be coordinating the implementation of the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). For further information please visit the EUPA website by clicking on the logo below.
