The Proposal Writing session is entirely in-person. It is a true hands-on workshop, allowing exchange and face-to-face interaction with the best professionals in the field, as well as valuable consultations on how to proceed with your projects.

The Proposal Writing Course does not have a final exam.

In-person training allows for exchange and face-to-face interaction with the best professionals in the field, valuable consultations on how to proceed with your projects, and networking opportunities with classmates.

Of course, the Proposal Writing Course is an excellent starting point to receive feedback and consultations on your projects!

To become a successful Europroject Manager, you need, in addition to completing a specialization course like our Europroject Management Master, to know European policies and priorities, and stay constantly updated on European programs. You also need project management knowledge and excellent problem-solving skills. And, most importantly, you need to write projects and win the funds!

Europroject Management means designing, writing, submitting, and implementing projects that respond to calls published by the European Commission. Europroject Managers are professionals who specialize in Europroject Management and are required to have specific skills and practical experience to create truly innovative projects that win European calls.

It depends on the type of work and the associated earnings! If the manager is employed by an organization with a salary as an employee, the monthly pay is around 1500-1800 euros. Freelancers, however, can negotiate a fee for consultancy or a percentage (between 3 and 5%) of the funding from the call. In this case, earnings can be very high, depending on the type of funding requested, but you need to win!

It depends on the type of call/program and the funding requested – this amount is, of course, highly variable. If the Europroject Manager receives a percentage, it is usually between 3% and 5%.

There is no specific degree required to become a European project manager. Project managers can have a degree in humanities, economics, international relations, or other fields. They often choose to complement their studies with a course or a Europroject Management master’s program.

A Europroject Manager is an expert in EU funding. They can work as a freelancer, at a European project agency, or for public or private organizations that regularly participate in calls for European funding. Their job involves monitoring outgoing calls, submitting proposals, and, of course, writing winning projects that secure funds in the various sectors where the European Union intervenes. During the project phase, the Europroject Manager verifies the accessibility of the call, manages international partners, and designs the best and most competitive project to win the call. Once funding is secured, they manage the ongoing project and its reporting.

The professional responsible for writing European projects is the Europroject Manager.

European projects are those whose funds are directly provided by the European Commission or funds given by the European Union to regions through specific funding plans, which are then distributed via calls.

A Europroject Manager can work as a freelancer, in a European project agency, or for public or private organizations that regularly participate in calls for European funding.

To participate in a European project, you need an innovative idea, find the right program and call to finance it, secure the right partners, and start writing a winning project! The answer to this question is the core of the Europroject Management Master’s program at Europa Business School.