Erasmus+ Programme Guide
Erasmus+,

Who are the National Agencies for Erasmus+ in Ireland?

Erasmus+ is managed in Ireland by Léargas and the Higher Education Authority.

Explore Opportunities with Léargas

Adult Education Mobility

School Education Mobility

VET Mobility

Youth Mobility

Erasmus+ Partnerships

Training and Events 

Explore Opportunities with the HEA

Higher Education Mobility

Cooperation Partnerships

 

If you are looking for inspiration, please explore current and past projects on the Erasmus+ Project Results Platform.

For more information on the European executive bodies for Erasmus+ and ESC, please visit:

Erasmus+ Website
Erasmus+,

Start your Erasmus+ Journey with Léargas

On 28th November 2023, the European Commission launched the Erasmus+ 2024 call for proposals. This Erasmus+ programme, with a budget of €4.3 billion for 2024, supports educational, training, youth, and sports initiatives across Europe. It provides opportunities for various groups, including school pupils, higher education students, vocational learners, adult learners, educators, and young people in non-formal learning programs.

The first step in your Erasmus+ journey is to familiarise yourself with the Erasmus+ Programme Guide and identify which opportunities would be most beneficial to your organisation. Information on budget allocation for 2024 is available here.

If you’re unsure of what direction to take, we would recommend exploring current and past Programme Results on the Léargas website and on the official Erasmus+ Project Results Platform. You can also view our Impact Stories and more beneficiaries’ testimonials on our Blog.

Once you have an idea, you can head to the Deadlines page to find out the next round for applications.

My application was successful, what now?

On Manage Your Grant, you can find a useful breakdown of your grant management into four stages: Contracting, Monitoring, Sharing, and Reporting. Don’t forget to check out the Further Resources for tutorials, downloadable forms and more!

As part of your contract, you are required to communicate your involvement in Erasmus+ within your organisation and with external stakeholders. Léargas has put together a resource pack to help you keep track of and talk about your project. For a comprehensive guide on how to communicate your project, please refer to the European Commission’s guide “How to Communicate Your Project”.

Do you have more questions?

Please visit the FAQs section on our Governance page. If you still have questions, please contact us by email.