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Organisation of high-quality master or post-graduate courses in conference interpreting 2026-2027

Pays universities and interpreter-training bodies to run or expand master's and postgraduate conference interpreting courses for 2026-2027.

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This is a single-stage EP Project Grant from the European Parliament's Directorate-General for Logistics and Interpretation for Conferences, one of three conference-interpreting topics sharing a combined €750,000 call, with this topic carrying €450,000 of it. Costs are paid on an actual-cost basis rather than as a lump sum: grantees track staff time with a model time sheet and an hourly-rate calcu…

The European Parliament funds higher-education institutions, university consortia and interpreter-training associations that run or coordinate postgraduate courses in conference interpreting, so it can recruit enough qualified interpreters β€” as staff or accredited freelance agents β€” in the language combinations it needs. Funded actions include promoting quality and linguistic diversity in interpreter teaching across EU, candidate-country and key partner-country languages, building postgraduate centres of excellence, cross-border cooperation between courses in different countries, regional cooperation among universities, and bringing modern information and communication technology into interpreter training. Because Member States, not the EU, are formally responsible for providing this training, the Parliament's role is to identify priority language combinations and assist universities rather than run the courses itself.

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Funding pooliThe total budget available across all awards in this round.€450K

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