MOST Launches New Call for Mobilities for Belarusians in EU Countries

To apply for a mobility grant, applicants must be specialists in one of the following sectors:

Society: civil society, human rights, and media
Culture: cultural and creative industries, tourism
Business: SMEs, innovative businesses including IT
Education: non-formal and non-academic, including lifelong learning
Health and care: care professions and medicine
Sustainability: e.g. organic culture, environmental protection, sustainable energy management.

Through the MOST program participants can undertake internships at partner organizations, participate in conferences or training sessions, exchange experiences, and establish new professional contacts with colleagues in European Union countries.

Professional mobilities supported by the MOST program can last from 3 to 90 days, allowing participants to visit up to three countries within the European Union. Applications can be submitted individually or as a group of up to five people.

For more information about eligibility criteria and application rules, please visit our website.

 

The MOST mobility scheme is funded by the European Union and implemented by the Goethe-Institut.
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