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Erasmus+

Education, training and youth funding across Europe, with some actions open to partner countries outside it.

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Quick facts

FunderEuropean Commission
FundingVaries by action — mobility grants and partnership funding
Cadence / deadlineAnnual calls with several deadlines
Who can applyindividuals, nonprofits, a range of applicant types
ReachOpen to applicants outside the United States.

Amounts and deadlines on private grants change every cycle. This page links to the funder's own page — confirm there before you commit time.

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Common questions

Who can apply for Erasmus+?

Education, training and youth funding across Europe, with some actions open to partner countries outside it. This listing records it as open to individuals, nonprofits, a range of applicant types.

How much funding does Erasmus+ offer?

Varies by action — mobility grants and partnership funding Verify the current amount on the funder's own page before applying.

When is the Erasmus+ deadline?

Annual calls with several deadlines. Private grant amounts and deadlines change every cycle, so confirm the current date with the funder.

Who funds Erasmus+?

Erasmus+ is funded by European Commission.

Should you apply?

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