NordPlus
Nordplus is an easily accessible exchange programme for different kinds of stakeholders in the field of education. The programme provides opportunities for regional collaboration in education, contributes to synergies and creates added value in relation to other initiatives with similar goals, such as Erasmus+.
The general objectives for Nordplus 2023–2027 are to: strengthen and develop Nordic and Baltic cooperation on education and help to create a Nordic-Baltic educational area, contribute to the development of quality and innovation in the educational systems for lifelong learning in the participating Nordplus countries through co-operation in education and training, as well as co-operation with the labour market on development projects, exchange programmes and networking.
For individual students, NordPlus is a program that is offered by the Nordic countries' partner universities.
Nordplus funds: Mobility activities; Project activities; Network activities.
Requirements
The programme targets all individuals, institutions, organisations and groups in the Nordplus countries. Only participants from the countries mentioned are eligible for funding from the programme. However, programme activities may also include participants from other countries if they provide funding for their part of the activity and comply with the rest of the programme regulations. Only activities in the Nordplus countries are eligible for funding from the programme. This programme supports the universities in running mobility programs. If you are interested in participating please get in touch with your university and consult the (website link) for further information.
Destinations
Length
This program doesn't have a specific length period.
Study fields
The fields of this program are related to the programmes' priorities.
Funding
The programme is open to all institutions, organizations and other actors. Both private and public, who are interested in working with or promoting the Nordic languages. Such as universities and research institutions, NGOs, associations and societies, private companies and others. The programme is open to both the Nordic and Baltic countries and an application must represent at least two different participating countries/areas, i.e. one coordinating institution/organization and at least one partner. The application must be in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish or English.
Nordplus funding is primarily determined by fixed rates, known as unit costs. These grants provided by Nordplus are intended to assist with project expenses, but it's important for all participating organisations to anticipate contributing some of their own funding (co-financing). The specific costs are eligible for inclusion in the grant, and the particular guidelines for utilising the grants are outlined in the sub-programme chapters.
Contact
This information is not available at the moment.