European Commission would like to inform that it has decided for an exceptional extension of several Horizon Europe call cut off dates, allowing more time to submit applications.
The calls for which deadlines will be extended for all applicants, irrespective of the country where the organisation is based, are the following:
The fellowship programme "Migration, Diaspora, Citizenship" (MDC), a unique collaboration between ten faculties at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität (WWU) Münster, will receive one million euros from the European Union (EU). As the highest-ranking project with top marks (100%), the MDC initiative is one of only two programmes nationwide that have been selected for the “COFUND Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)”. In line with the funding requirements, the programme is co-financed by the WWU.
On September 6th, under the theme “MÜNSTERLAND. THE GOOD LIFE.” around 1,200 guests from politics, business and the media came together at the NRW state representation to the EU to get to know the Münsterland. At the beginning of the event, NRW Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst addressed the visitors with a welcoming address.
Since 9th July 2023, New Zealand is associated partner in Horizon Europe pillar II. This means, New Zealand participates on an equal basis with EU member states, and New Zealand institutions can participate as coordinators or partners in projects under the same conditions. Projects under Pillar II focus on joint global challenges in areas such as climate, energy, mobility, digitalization, industry, space, health, and other topics.
The application deadline, together with New Zealand institutions, is December 31, 2027.
The European Commission has published its Work Programmes f0r 2023-2024. An overview of the published Work Programmes can be found on our website under "Services":
Horizon Europe Work Programmes