The European Commission has published the Horizon Europe work programmes for 2025. The following link gives an overview of the relevant work programmes and the support offered by the University of Münster.
The ERC executive agency did present the annual work programme 2025 in a webinar on 12th September.
The recording is available: link
With the EU Mentoring Network opened by the Vice-Rector for Research, Prof. Dr Monika Stoll, in 2024 and based at the European Centre, the University of Münster has created an advisory and support programme that encourages early-career researchers (R2 and R3) to make earlier and more frequent use of EU application formats, especially ERC Starting Grants, as effective funding instruments. Mehr
With SAIL (Success Factors in Acquiring InternationaL Projects), the Research Funding Support SAFIR is primarily addressing researchers in the final phase of their doctorate and postdocs up to three years after their doctorate as part of the University of Münster's internationalisation strategy.
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.