Events

Baltic Higher Education Institutions (HEI) are invited to express their interest to participate in Erasmus+ Higher Education International/Transnational Dimension Baltic Info Days 2026.

The event is being organised in cooperation with the Erasmus+ National Agencies of Estonia and Lithuania and will focus on fostering international and transnational cooperation, sharing expertise, and exploring opportunities for collaboration in higher education, both within the Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) and beyond.

Baltic Info Days 2026 will cover the Erasmus+ higher education international dimension actions (Erasmus Mundus, Capacity Building in Higher Education, Jean Monnet, Virtual exchange) and other transnational cooperation actions in higher education (European Universities Alliances and Alliances for Innovation). Representatives of the European Commission (EC), the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) are invited to participate.

The event will bring together HEI from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, as well as representatives of National Erasmus+ Offices and Erasmus+ National Focal Points.

The goal of the event is to broader knowledge of Erasmus+ international opportunities in higher education at the Baltic level and beyond. This year, the main thematic focus will be on assessing the impact and sustainability of achieved project results, highlighting their added value, and promoting the effective exploitation and dissemination of outcomes.

This seminar of potential Erasmus+ programme participants is the event of regular tradition, organised on a rotating basis among the Baltic countries during the Erasmus+ 2014–2020 programme period (Estonia – 2014; Lithuania – 2016; Latvia – 2018) and continuing in the current programme period 2021–2027 (Estonia – 2021; Lithuania – 2023; Latvia – 2026).

As a result of participating in this TCA, the following outcomes are expected:

1. New contacts and cooperation opportunities
The event will provide an opportunity to engage with representatives of HEI from the Baltic countries, fostering new partnerships and strengthening regional cooperation.

2. New ideas for project activities
Participants will gain insights into the experience of other HEI in implementing Erasmus+ international and transnational projects, drawing inspiration for innovative activities and new formats of cooperation.

3. Broader knowledge of Erasmus+ international and transnational actions
Up-to-date information will be provided on Erasmus+ opportunities in higher education that support internationalisation, capacity building, and cooperation with partners beyond the European Union.

4. Opportunities to establish new partnerships
Participants will have the opportunity to receive information and establish contacts regarding cooperation with countries and regions represented by the participating Erasmus+ National Offices and National Focal Points, thereby expanding the international cooperation networks of higher education institutions.

Why You Should Participate

You should participate in this TCA if you represent HEI and:

• are interested to broader knowledge of Erasmus+ international and transnational opportunities in higher education at the Baltic level and beyond;
• are interested to get insight of Erasmus+ higher education policy at the European level, the EU Global Gateway Strategy, European Degree label, developments in higher education internationalisation, and an overview of novelties in Erasmus+ direct management activities in higher education in future of the next Erasmus+ programme period (2028–2034);
• want to better understand what makes a high-quality Erasmus+ direct management international/transnational project;
• want to broaden understanding of the impact dimension, including its importance for project results, sustainability, and benefits to society;
• looking for reliable partners and want dedicated time and structured formats for networking and partner finding;
• wish to learn from good practices and real project examples from across Europe and beyond.

You should participate in this TCA if you represent HEI and:

• are interested to broader knowledge of Erasmus+ international and transnational opportunities in higher education at the Baltic level and beyond;
• are interested to get insight of Erasmus+ higher education policy at the European level, the EU Global Gateway Strategy, European Degree label, developments in higher education internationalisation, and an overview of novelties in Erasmus+ direct management activities in higher education in future of the next Erasmus+ programme period (2028–2034);
• want to better understand what makes a high-quality Erasmus+ direct management international/transnational project;

• want to broaden understanding of the impact dimension, including its importance for project results, sustainability, and benefits to society;

• looking for reliable partners and want dedicated time and structured formats for networking and partner finding;
• wish to learn from good practices and real project examples from across Europe and beyond.