Education & Training

The Sub-Saharan Africa, Connect & Create Mobility Scheme, part of the Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture programme, supports short-term professional mobility for artists and culture professionals across sectors, with a primary focus on transcontinental (Africa–Africa) mobility. Mobility activities must take place between 1 January and 31 August 2027.

The UAxEU Internship Programme is a professional mobility initiative designed to support the development of Ukraine’s cultural sector through hands-on, experience-based learning within leading European cultural institutions.

DRIFT (Dance and Research in the Future Time) is a Creative Europe cooperation project supporting the international development of 10 mid-career choreographers through a structured programme combining artistic research, residencies, mentoring, international showcases and potential co-production and touring opportunities.

The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) is a transformative Indigenous and Pacific-centred fellowship programme based at the University of Melbourne and supported by Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland. AFSE is building a network of Indigenous leaders and allies committed to driving Indigenous-led social change across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations.

Freelance and emerging theatre professionals are invited to join us for the first edition of Young Europe Artists in Residence Programme. ETC is offering placements at two of the ETC Member Theatres involved in Young Europe V.

The Western Balkans Fund is pleased to announce the launch of the Call for Participants for the first-ever Regional Academy on Dialogue and Culture of Cooperation, which will take place in Tirana, Albania, from 13 to 20 September 2026.

The RESEO Europe and Beyond mobility programme provides financial assistance enabling organisations and professionals based in selected countries to participate in RESEO activities. The second edition will focus on the RESEO Conference 15–17 October 2026 in Brussels, Belgium.

The Centre for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) offers leadership training for art museum curators from all art historical specialties. CCL’s core Fellowship programme provides experienced curators with instruction from Columbia Business School faculty and exposure to real-world challenges faced by cultural institutions today.

Diriyah Art Futures announces an open call for applications to its next digital and technology-led creative production and training programme (October 2026 to October 2027) targeting emerging artists working in New Media and Digital Art.

Reggio Parma Festival is calling for applications from creative teams and individual professionals, of any nationality and not over 35 years old, to participate in Gradus, a project aimed at fostering sharing/cross-fertilisation amongst generations of knowledge boosting creative development of new shows.