€9.2m allocated for Year 1 of new Erasmus+ Programme
Gerry O'Sullivan
Posted: 26 October, 2021
The Erasmus+ National Agency at the Higher Education Authority has allocated almost €9.2m under the first call of the Erasmus+ Programme 2021-27. The funds can be used up to October 2023.
Three institutions receive in excess of €1m – UL, UCD and NUIG – for student and staff mobilities to any one of the EU27 member states plus Norway, Liechtenstein, Turkey, Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia and Iceland.
Funds available under the programme will increase significantly from 2022.
| Higher Education Institution | Amount Allocated |
|---|---|
| University of Limerick | €1,576,380 |
| University College Dublin | €1,217,530 |
| National University of Ireland Galway | €1,082,400 |
| University College Cork | €786,180 |
| Trinity College Dublin | €677,460 |
| Dublin City University | €612,120 |
| Maynooth University | €599,260 |
| Technological University Dublin | €597514 |
| Waterford Institute of Technology | €322,340 |
| Munster Technological University | €252,380 |
| Mary Immaculate College Limerick | €245,560 |
| Galway-Institute of Technology | €236,880 |
| Limerick Institute of Technology | €209,949 |
| National College of Art and Design Dublin | €150,660 |
| Institute of Technology Sligo | €130,370 |
| Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology | €107,660 |
| Athlone Institute of Technology | €72,330 |
| St. Angela's College Sligo | €61,268 |
| Dundalk Institute of Technology | €45,450 |
| Royal Irish Academy of Music Dublin | €43,700 |
| Institute of Technology Carlow | €37,560 |
| Griffith College Dublin | €33,544 |
| American College Dublin | €23,784 |
| RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences Dublin | €19,904 |
| Galway Business School | €15,340 |
| Letterkenny Institute of Technology | €15,036 |
| St. Patrick's Pontifical University Maynooth | €10,636 |
| Marino Institute of Education Dublin | €9,520 |
| Total | €9,192,706 |
