Horizon Europe
Maximizes your chances of getting Horizon Europe funding. In our Horizon Europe Guide you find all relevant information about the new programme. It helps you to select the right grant, gives insights on how to write an appealing proposal and contains all the success criteria.
Horizon Europe, is the new Framework Programme from the European Commission. It will run from 2021-2027, with a total budget of €95.5 billion. All work programmes have now been published, we gathered all the essential information on this page.
Horizon Europe structure
Obtaining funding for Horizon Europe starts with selecting the right grant to apply to. The preliminary structure of the new programme is divided over 3 pillars and 1 horizontal focus area:
The Horizon Europe program also aims to implement mission-driven research focusing on five different missions. A mission is a set of actions across multiple disciplines with the aim of reaching a bold and inspirational goal with high impact on society, within a pre-set timeframe. It is expected that these missions will be addressed within the Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness pillar.
- Adaptation to climate change including societal transformation
- Cancer
- Climate-neutral and smart cities
- Healthy oceans, seas, coastal and inland waters
- Soil health and food
Maximizes your chances of getting funded
Did you know that there’s a lot to take into consideration when applying for Horizon Europe funding budget? Like consortium partners, application processes, activities, and specific conditions. Our Horizon Europe Guide gives you insights on how to write an appealing proposal, gives all the success criteria and maximizes the chances of getting funded.
How far we've come
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A handheld device for rapid SARS-CoV-2 detection
Amidst this pandemic, medical experts, researchers and entrepreneurs unite in a search for solutions to reverse the impact of the Corona virus. Among these, Sabine Szunerits, Professor in Chemistry at the University of Lille, who focussing with CORDIAL-S on the development of a novel diagnostic device aims to increase the efficiency at which COVID-19 infections are detected, a crucial aspect in limiting viral spread.
Our Horizon success stories
The structure of Horizon Europe
Excellent Science (improve & enable scientific research)
- European Research Council funding frontier research designed and driven by the best researchers in Europe. Some tentative timelines for calls in 2021 have been published for ERC calls.
- Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions funding fellowships and mobility of researchers. A preliminary deadline for MSCA-ITN has been published
- Research Infrastructures funding new world-class research infrastructures
Global Challenges & European Industrial Competitiveness
Within this pillar partnerships of European countries, industry and stakeholders will be funded to perform joint R&D activities. This is divided over multiple clusters:
- Health
- Culture, Creativity, and Inclusive Society
- Digital, Industry and Space
- Climate, Energy and Mobility
- Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment
- Joint Research Centre
Improve SME growth & the European innovation landscape
- European Innovation Council (EIC): focus on market-creating innovation and SME growth. In the past years a pilot for the EIC program has been released, including EIC accelerator and EIC Pathfinder calls.
- European Innovation Ecosystems: Connecting with regional and national innovation actors.
- European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) focusing on integrating research, higher education, business and entrepreneurship.