The Jean Monnet program is primarily aimed at supporting an excellent level of teaching and research in the field of European Union studies.
Main topics of the Jean Monnet program:
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European Studies and Comparative Regional Studies
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EU Communication and Information Studies
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EU Economic Studies
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EU Historical Studies
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EU Studies of Intercultural Dialogue
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EU Interdisciplinary Studies
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EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies
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EU Law Studies
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EU Political and Administrative Studies
However, other thematic areas such as sociology, philosophy, religion, geography, literature studies, art, natural sciences, environmental studies, global studies and others may be associated with Jean Monnet. Comparative studies can be included only on condition that they deal with different world integration processes.
The topic must include a view of teaching, research or reflection of the European Union and should contribute to the Europeanisation of study programs.
Jean Monnet supported activities aim at increasing teaching and research capacity on EU themes, improving or upgrading curricula (to attract excellent students). The objectives include strengthening cooperation with partners from other countries and supporting the professional development of young researchers and professors.
Actions supported by the Jean Monnet program:
Grant applications are submitted to the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in Brussels (EACEA).
