Invitation to the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day 2025

Are you interested in the political landscape of European sport? Do you want to learn more about the Erasmus+ Sport Program and explore potential funding opportunities for 2025? Or are you searching for partners to collaborate on future projects? If so, mark your calendar for the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day 2025!

On 16 December 2024, the European Commission and the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) are hosting an info day dedicated to the Erasmus+ Sport Program. This event will be held in Brussels at the Charlemagne Building and will provide attendees with essential insights into policy, tips on proposal preparation, and key financial information.

Whether new to the Erasmus+ program or a seasoned applicant, this Info Day offers invaluable opportunities to network, gain a deeper understanding of the funding landscape, and meet potential partners.

The event is designed to offer both in-person and online participation, ensuring accessibility for those unable to attend in Brussels.

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to enhance your knowledge of European sports policy, prepare for future Erasmus+ applications, and connect with like-minded professionals.

For more information, agenda and registration link, visit - Info session: Erasmus+ Sport 2025 - European Commission (europa.eu)

BACKGROUND

Known as Erasmus+ since 2014, when it enlarged its original scope of activities, this emblematic program is ranked by Europeans as the EU's third most positive result, just after free movement and peace. Erasmus+ is the EU's program to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe. The Erasmus+ program has supported 14 million people in various education, training, youth and sport mobility activities. In 2024 Erasmus+ continues to expand, bringing positive change to diverse sectors and landscapes. It will continue to offer transnational experiences to school pupils, higher education and vocational education and training students, as well as opportunities to adult learners, educators and staff, and young people in non-formal learning programs.