The European Commission has published the new Horizon Europe Work Programmes, the EU's main financial instrument for Research and Innovation, with a budget of around EUR 13.5 billion for 2023-2024.

Through the Work Programmes 2023-2024, the European Union wants to foster innovative solutions to environmental, energy, digital and geopolitical challenges and to contribute to the achievement of climate goals, the increase of energy resilience and the development of basic digital technologies.

The Work Programmes 2023-2024 are divided into clusters or funding schemes (e.g. European Innovation Council, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, etc.) and define the requirements, timeframes and modalities for submitting project proposals and accessing funding.

For more information: EU to invest €13.5 billion in research and innovation 

In addition, online information days organised by the European Commission to present the individual Work Programmes to potential applicants will be held in the coming days. For more information: Horizon Europe info-days

For information on funding opportunities and support in the submission and management of Horizon Europe collaborative research projects, do not hesitate to contact the Grant Office. Please note that a Google drive folder on Horizon Europe, also containing the 2023-2024 Work Programme, is available when applying for first access to the Grant Office.

Please contact the Researchers Mobility and European socio-cultural Programme - International Office for support with ERC funding schemes and Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions.