Jean Monnet Actions in the field of Higher Education: Modules

The Jean Monnet Modules program focused on empowering higher education institutions worldwide to deepen and disseminate knowledge about the European Union. It targeted academic entities committed to fostering European integration through education and research, with a broad geographical reach.

The Jean Monnet Modules supported projects focused on European Union studies across various academic disciplines. While specific cost categories were not detailed in the provided information, the funding was provided as lump sum grants for short teaching programs and research initiatives.

Financial support under the Jean Monnet Modules was provided as lump sum grants. Each module was designed to have a minimum duration for teaching hours over a three-year period, with a total allocated budget for this specific call.

Applicants to the Jean Monnet Modules program were required to adhere to specific conditions for application and project implementation, as detailed in the comprehensive program documents. The program generally supported single applicant institutions.

The application process for the Jean Monnet Modules involved submitting proposals through a single-stage procedure. Applications were evaluated based on predefined criteria, with results communicated to applicants following the assessment period.

The Jean Monnet Modules program is founded on specific legal acts and is governed by overarching European Union regulations, ensuring its operational framework is transparent and accessible to all stakeholders.