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EIT Launches call for STEM education initiatives

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The EIT Higher Education Initiative's new call is designed to strengthen the innovation capacity and entrepreneurship within the STEM fields. By 2028, the initiative aims to impact 200,000 students, academics, and non-academic staff through training in innovation, entrepreneurship, and intellectual property management. A total budget of €70 million is allocated for this call, allowing up to €2 million per project over a 24-month period from 2026 to 2028.

The application deadline is set for 4 March 2026 at 17:00 CET. The first information sessions is scheduled for 15 December 2025 to offer further guidance on project priorities and collaboration opportunities. More details about the call can be found on the EIT website.

 

 

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