A Jean Monnet Module is a short teaching programme (or course) in the field of European Union studies at a higher education institution with a duration of three years.
Each Module has to propose a minimum of 40 teaching hours per academic year.
Teaching hours are taken to include direct contact hours in the context of group lectures, seminars, tutorials and may include any of the aforementioned in a distance learning format but do not include individual instruction.
Modules may concentrate on one particular discipline in European studies or be multidisciplinary in approach and therefore call upon the academic input of several professors and experts.
Erasmus+ supports Jean Monnet Modules with aiming to:
The Jean Monnet Module anchors and mainstreams teaching on EU matters in curricula which so far have included EU-related content only to a limited extent. They also bring facts and knowledge on the European Union to a broad spectrum of learners and interested citizens.
What does it support
Jean Monnet Modules must take one of the following forms:
Direct and indirect beneficiaries of Jean Monnet activities include:
Timetable
Publication of the call for proposals 25 October 2016
Deadline for submission 23/02/2017 - 12:00 (CET, Brussels time)
What support is available
The maximum grant that can be awarded is 30 000 EUR for the project duration of three years, that can represent the maximum of 75% of the total eligible cost of the Jean Monnet Module.
The specific amounts applying to Jean Monnet Modules can be found in the section "Jean Monnet unit costs" at the end of the Jean Monnet chapter in the Programme Guide.
Who can apply
How to apply
How are applications selected
All project proposals are assessed by the Executive Agency receiving the application, exclusively on the basis of the criteria described in the ERASMUS+ Programme Guide
The assessment implies:
The quality of eligible applications will be assessed on the basis of the following criteria:
For detailed information on the quality review of applications submitted under Erasmus+, please consult the Guide for experts.
What happens if your application is selected
All applicants will receive a written notification of the outcome of the selection procedure as well as feedback on the evaluation of their application. For applications that have been selected for EU co-financing the EACEA will contact the applicants if any further action is required before the contract can be awarded.
EACEA will produce a grant agreement detailing the conditions and the level of co-funding.
For further details please refer to Part C of the Erasmus+ Programme Guide.
Contacts
For further information and assistance, please contact: eacea-ajm@ec.europa.eu
If you are based in a Programme Country and have a country-specific question on this action, you can also contact the International Erasmus+ Contact Point (ICP) in your National Agency. For the list of these offices, please click here.
If you are based in a Partner Country, you can also contact the National Erasmus+ Office (NEO) which exists in certain Partner Countries (former Tempus Partner Countries). For the list of these offices, please click here.
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