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EIT Health Call for Bootcamp Delivery Partners

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Overview of the call

EIT Health, a Knowledge and Innovation Community of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), is looking for experienced consortia to develop and deliver five practical learning paths for promising European health start-ups. The programmes will cover health innovation, digital health validation, deep tech and AI commercialisation, cross-border expansion, and patient access.
 

Who can apply

Consortia must comprise two to five independent organisations from at least two Horizon Europe countries and demonstrate complementary expertise across industry, education, and research.

Funding

EIT Health has allocated up to €610,000 for this call, covering a maximum of 50% of eligible project costs. Applicants may submit proposals for one or several learning programmes, but a separate proposal is required for each. The application deadline is 2 November 2026. Selected projects will run from January 2027 to December 2028. Full details are available on the EIT Health website.

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