The Jean Monnet programme aims at stimulating teaching, research and reflection in the field of European integration studies at the level of higher education institutions within and outside the European Community.
European integration studies are defined as the analysis of the origins and evolution of the European Communities and the European Union in all its aspects. They cover both the internal and external dimension of European integration, including the European Union's role in the dialogue between peoples and cultures and the European Union's role and perception in the world.
Launched in 1989, the programme is now present in 72 countries throughout the world. Between 1990 and 2011, the Jean Monnet Programme has helped to set up approximately 3,700 projects in the field of European integration studies, including 165 Jean Monnet European Centres of Excellence, 879 Chairs and 2,139 permanent courses and European modules.
Since 2007 the Jean Monnet Programme has formed part of the new Lifelong Learning Programme 2007-2013.
Short presentation of the Jean Monnet Programme in 10 points: 
The programme beneficiaries include higher education institutions and/or associations of professors and researchers specialising in European integration. To support their work the Jean Monnet programme funds the following actions:
The programme beneficiaries include higher education institutions and/or associations of professors and researchers specialising in European integration. To support their work the Jean Monnet programme funds the following actions:
The Jean Monnet programme also supports certain key institutions and associations active at European level in the field of education and training.Operating grants are awarded to support certain operational and administrative costs of these institutions pursuing an aim of European interest:
Funding opportunity: operating grants to support specified institutions dealing with issues relating to European integration (managed by the European Commission
Key Activity 3 of the Jean Monnet Programme provides co-funding in the form of operating grants to support certain operational and administrative costs of European associations active in the fields of European integration and education and training.
You are currently participating in one of our funded actions?
Find here project meetings, reporting documents.
For beneficiaries of the Jean Monnet Action (KA 1),
Please consult:
- Project Handbook - Selection 2012:
- Project Handbook - Selection 2011:
- Project Handbook - Selection 2011:
- Project Handbook - Selection 2010:
- Project Handbook - Selection 2007, 2008 and 2009:
- Online reporting tool
For beneficiaries of the Jean Monnet Key Activity 3,
please consult the following sections:
You want to know more about the results of projects, tenders and other actions?
Find here selection results, compendia, project reports, studies, etc.
Jean Monnet Action (KA 1): Directory of Projects - Who's who
Jean Monnet Key Activity 3: Project compendia
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