Training Week

Building capacity and expertise in European Higher Education

October 26-30, 2026 | University of Riga, Latvia

Join the upcoming trainings!

Autumn 2026 edition

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What to expect?

Through interactive sessions, peer learning, and practical exercises, participants will:

Gain hands-on experience with practical tools for managing mobility, projects, and digital transformation in higher education

Build key competences and confidence in Erasmus+ mobility administration, project management, and digital workflows

Exchange concrete practices with peers across Europe and learn from real/concrete institutional examples

Develop actionable takeaways and personal growth goals to apply immediately after the training

Expand professional networks and connect with peers facing similar challenges and ambitions/opportunities.

Three Competence Areas

The 2026 EUF Training Week combine three thematic strands to choose from:

Digitalisation in administration of student mobility

When: October, 2026
Price: 490 €

Explore digital tools, workflows, and strategies that boost efficiency, improve data management, and enhance collaboration within international offices - and leave with practical solutions you can implement right away.

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Erasmus+ KA2 project implementation

When: October 26-28, 2026
Price: 750 €

Lump Sum in Action: How to plan, track & deliver in Lump Sum funding environment

Advance your KA2 project management skills by working with real cases, hands-on templates, and concrete examples, while benefiting from peer insights and guidance from experienced project managers and evaluators.

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Erasmus+ KA2 project implementation

When: October 28-30, 2026
Price: 750 €

From projects to strategy: unlocking Erasmus+ KA1-KA2 synergies

Many institutions still manage Erasmus KA1 and KA2 in parallel rather than in connection. This training shifts the perspective from operational management to strategic leadership and integration.

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Erasmus+KA1 mobility management

When: October, 2026
Price: 490 €

Gain practical, immediately applicable competences in managing Erasmus+ KA1 mobilities, understand emerging internationalisation trends and opportunities.

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Grow your expertise, strengthen your competences, and build lasting professional connections

Registration is open until 16 September 2026 or until each group has reached full capacity.

Please note that participation in the Training Week is only confirmed once you receive an official confirmation from the EUF team. We kindly ask you not to book flights or make any non-refundable travel arrangements until this confirmation has been provided. Further logistical details will be shared once the event is fully validated.

Still not convinced?

This is what you will leave each training with:

Hands-on knowledge

Trainings combine expert input with real cases, templates, and peer exchange.

Strategic insights

Sessions link day-to-day practice with wider European priorities in higher education.

Community and collaboration

Work together with colleagues across Europe, exchanging practices and building networks that last beyond the training itself.

University of Latvia

Host Institution

The University of Latvia is the country’s leading higher education institution, as well as the largest university in Latvia by student numbers. It is a modern center for academic and professional studies, offering diverse higher education opportunities in natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, technical sciences, and medicine to both local and international students.

Research at the University of Latvia is carried out across faculties and scientific institutes in more than 50 research areas. Its scientists contribute to the competitiveness of Latvia’s economy and improvements in quality of life through significant scientific studies and innovations. The university continues to grow as a modern academic institution with strong infrastructure supporting excellence in research, studies, and creative work.

Venue: University of Latvia

Riga

Host City

Riga, capital of Latvia, is known as an architectural jewel – a city where you can see churches from the city’s origins, medieval buildings in the Old Town, unique examples of Art Nouveau, as well as wooden architecture that has survived the centuries and modern architecture.

Riga’s Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Riga has more than 600 000 inhabitants, making it the largest city in the Baltic States.

Registration

If you have any questions or if you would like to receive a member discount code, please contact us at training@uni-foundation.eu.

Registration deadline: 16 September 2026

Please note that trainings with overlapping dates cannot be attended together.

Erasmus+ Staff Mobility

Higher Education staff members can use Erasmus+ staff mobility funding to participate in the trainings. Please contact the responsible person in your institution to find out more about your eligibility. In order to get the Staff Training Grant Agreement duly signed please send us completed and signed agreements, and ensure the section for the receiving institution is properly filled out.

Name: University of Latvia
Erasmus code: LV RIGA01
Faculty/Department: International Department
Address: Raina Blvd.19, Riga, LV-1586
Country code: LV
Contact person: Beate Ramina-Lo Bello, Head of International Mobility Unit
Contact person e-mail: beate.ramina@lu.lv

Please, send your agreements to a dedicated email beate.ramina@lu.lv.

European University Foundation

The organiser

The European University Foundation (EUF) is a network of 100 universities from 35 countries with extensive experience in designing and delivering practice-oriented professional development activities for higher education professionals across Europe.

Over the past decade, EUF has developed a strong track record in organising trainings, workshops, conferences, peer-learning activities, and hackathons for International Relations Offices, Erasmus+ coordinators, project managers and advisors, university leadership, and other higher education professionals. These activities have focused on topics such as digitalisation, student mobility, inclusion, sustainability, Erasmus+ project management, and institutional transformation.

What distinguishes EUF trainings is their highly practical and community-driven approach. As a university network by nature, EUF works directly with experienced practitioners and experts from higher education institutions, ensuring that learning is grounded in real institutional practice, operational realities, and peer exchange.

EUF trainings combine strategic reflection with hands-on applicability, creating learning environments where participants can exchange experiences, explore concrete solutions, and develop approaches directly transferable to their institutional context.

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