Horizon Europe
Horizon Europe is the largest program for research and innovation in the world, offering a total of €95.5 billion (more than $140 billion CAD) to researchers via its various funding calls being offered from 2021-2027.
Researchers at the University of Regina are now eligible to hold funding from Horizon Europe under Pillar II: Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness.
Cluster Areas
Teams of researchers must collaborate as part of a consortium in order to apply. Consortium members must be from at least three different EU Member States or associated countries. Any exceptions or additional requirements will be noted in the specific funding call. Additional information is available below:
How to apply to Horizon Europe
Interested in developing a proposal or joining a consortium that is being formed?
Visit the Calls for Proposals database and click on the name of a funding call. Scroll down to “Partner search announcements.” If there are researchers who are seeking co-investigators for a consortium, you can click “View/Edit” for details.
The Office of Research Services is here to help!
If you are interested in learning more about opportunities to apply for Horizon Europe Pillar II funding or other international research opportunities;
Please contact the International Research Facilitator
Additional information about Horizon Europe will be added to our website in the near future.
Additional Resources
Support Document for Canadians (Doc)
Applications & Partner Search
- Funding Opportunities (EU Funding & Tenders Portal)
- Participant Register
- Partner Search
- National Contact Points (Canada)
- EU Funding & Tenders Portal FAQs
- EU Funding & Tenders Portal Online Manual (Pdf)
- Horizon Europe Programme Guide (Pdf)
- General Introduction for 2025 Work Programme
- Annexes for 2025 Work Programme
Websites
- Application Process for Pillar II
- Horizon Europe Homepage (Research and Innovation, European Commission)
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s Horizon Europe
Videos/Webinars