Call for proposals for student-led projects now open

Call for proposals for student-led projects now open

Up to 4000 Euros available for projects strengthening student collaboration across the Alliance.

For the second year running, SEA-EU is offering up to 4000 Euros for projects that aim to contribute to the social, green and digital transition of the education landscape in Europe. Interested participants are invited to join a webinar on 7th November at 15:00 to identify potential partners and brainstorm ideas.

Call coordinator Giovanna Putortì, head of the Department for Quality Development in Higher Education at Kiel University, stresses the importance of the information and networking webinar as a way for students to meet each other and learn more about the initiative. “Our introductory webinar is a great way for students to build the connections needed for this initiative, as well to get advice about how to shape ideas into project proposals.”

Submission deadline is the end of January 2025; funded projects will run from February to November 2025. Project partners will then present the final results towards the end of 2025. Inspired and enthused by the projects and the experience of all involved during the pilot phase, Putortì is keen to encourage others to take part in the latest call: “This unique initiative is an opportunity for students to help shape the future of higher education in Europe. Not only do students have the chance to put their ideas into action, but collaborating with others across the Alliance is an empowering and motivating experience that will carry you further than the timeline of this initiative.”

Details of call:

Key dates:

Submission Phase: 02.12.2024 – 31.01.2025

Project phase: 15.02.2025 – 30.11.2025

Information and networking webinar: 7 November 15:00 (CET) and 5 December 15:00 (CET)

 

Who can apply?

Students enrolled at SEA-EU partner universities Cádiz, Brest, Kiel, Gdansk, Split, Malta, Algarve and Nord may apply as project leaders and receive funding. Projects must then be carried out in collaboration with at least 1 student from at least 1 of the other eight SEA-EU partner universities. Only one project may be funded per main applicant.

 

How do I find project partners from other universities?

  •     Activate your existing networks.
  •     Participate in the information and networking webinar.
  •     Fill in the project matching form

 

What can be funded?

The aim of the call is to encourage students to identify original solutions to societal challenges in the following topics:

  • Inclusion, diversity and gender equality
  • Sustainability and climate equity
  • Multilingualism and plurality
  • Digitalisation and digital forms of collaborations
  • Social entrepreneurship and positive impact on the community/society.

 

A maximum of 4000 Euros per project is available and can be used to cover:

  • Costs for the creation and provision of learning materials and new media formats for use in education;
  • Travel costs for external moderation, counselling support and speakers for workshops/external lectures in order to achieve the project objectives;
  • Costs for materials/equipment, provided that it is clearly evident that these are indispensable for the implementation of the project and will be used exclusively for the project;
  • Publication fees

 

For detailed information regarding eligibility and scope of the call, please read the complete Call for Student-led Projects document before applying.

 

How do I apply?

  1. Download and fill out the following application templates using the hyperlinks below:

 

  1. Send the completed documents via email to apply-seaeu@uv.uni-kiel.de

 

Submission deadline: 31 January 2025

 

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