Erasmus+ 2028-2034: evolution over revolution
The proposal for Erasmus+ 2028-2034 builds on the existing programme with structural reforms, increased funding and a stronger focus on flexibility.
The proposal for Erasmus+ 2028-2034 builds on the existing programme with structural reforms, increased funding and a stronger focus on flexibility.
Competitiveness, dual use, and research security, the new driving forces for FP10, and their possible implications for research.
The ‘Innovation’ pillar of Horizon Europe will be strengthened, with the EIC’s budget being more than tripled in the proposal, while the EIT label is missing.
EPFL spin-off Bloom Biorenewables transforms agricultural waste into sustainable chemicals, offering cost-effective alternatives to fossil-based products.
The first Swiss CoVE innoVET boosts innovation in VET by fostering international collaboration, developing practical tools and building networks across Europe.
Two recent reports highlight VET’s potential to lead the twin transitions while keeping a human-centric approach and strengthening links with the labour market.
The European Education Area review urges action on teacher shortages, adult learning, and cross-sectoral alignment to enhance EU education policy impact.
After six months as Advisor for Research, Fabienne Forster bids farewell to the SwissCore team and hands the role back to Sarah Bühler.
A new report shows Horizon Europe success rates varying between 8% and 80% depending on the instrument. And Switzerland moves closer to EU programme association.
EU reports on dual use give strategic direction for future research policy landscape, advocating for stronger synergies between defence and civilian research.