Modules

Jean Monnet Modules are short teaching programmes or courses on EU studies. They can be introductory modules on the EU, courses that concentrate on a specific aspect or discipline within EU studies, or be more multi-disciplinary in approach.

Coordinators of Jean Monnet Modules are encouraged to:

publish peer-reviewed articles during the grant period. The grant will cover part of the publication and, if need be, part of the translation costs
participate in dissemination and information events in your country and around Europe
organise events (lectures, seminars, workshops, etc.) with policymakers, civil society and schools
network with other academics and researchers involved in Jean Monnet in your country and around Europe
apply open educational resources and publish the summaries, content, schedule and expected outcomes of your activities

Each module must last a minimum of 40 hours per academic year. Jean Monnet Modules must be coordinated by professors and researchers working in a higher education institution.

To support young researchers starting their academic careers, up to 20% of the budget will go to modules coordinated by researchers who have obtained a Doctoral degree in the last five years.

Higher education institution can apply to coordinate a Jean Monnet Module and receive EU support. These modules can be organised by higher education institutions in Erasmus+ Programme and Partner countries.