Horizon Europe Project Management from Project Managers (2nd part of the HE Academy)

The Horizon Europe Academy follows the life cycle of a research and innovation project: from proposal conceptual development to  final reporting and further.  
The Academy consists of two parts over four days. (Part 1. is Horizon Europe Proposal Writing on 18-19 October)

In the second part of the Academy, we will dedicate two days to introducing the project management and reporting novelties of Horizon Europe projects. We will provide real-life examples, and stories, and explain how to monitor the project implementation. Legal matters, IP protection, dissemination reporting, exploitation routes, who does what and when, and how to set up the project properly? Answers to these questions will ease your project management journey while preparing your periodic and final report for the EC accurately.  

Presentations will be complemented by practical tips, personal experiences, good and bad practices, which will allow the participants to fully understand the key processes and steps from a practitioner’s perspective. Hands-on workshops will complement presentations, giving participants the opportunity to fully experience key steps in project implementation, including reporting.

Project management novelties 
•    New Grant Agreement – Corporate approach
•    New DESCA template for Horizon Europe Consortium Agreements
•    Open science approaches and data management requirements
•    Innovation management

Reporting

•     New reporting responsibilities, dissemination, and exploitation, data management, and open access
•    What happens after the end of the project – what to report?

In case you need to learn financial topics, check out the Master of Finance course in November and the 3-day Project Management and Financial Reporting course in September– There are many changes to discuss.

Why this course?

We have 20 years of experience in developing and implementing projects under the EU's research framework programmes. Under Horizon 2020, we have been involved successfully in over 30 projects, coordinating six of them. This event, as always, has been designed based on our direct hands-on experience with EU research and innovation proposals and is therefore 100% practice-driven. 
Over the past 15 years, we have delivered 500+ events attended by 10,000+ participants. Europa Media’s events are favoured by the participants, especially for their practical aspects. Feedbacks from previous participants show that our events are equally useful for:  
 
•    Project managers and coordinators;   
•    Research advisers, EU grant advisers;   
•    Researchers;  
•    Financial managers and accountants;   
•    Grant officers and research administrators;   
•    NCPs.    

Coming from:    
•    Public institutions;   
•    Universities and research institutions;   
•    SMEs and large companies;  
•    Civil society organisations.   
 

Who is this course for?

This course is for you if you are planning to submit a competitive proposal under the Horizon Europe calls and/or get your new Horizon Europe project(s) started on the right foot. Whether a complete beginner or an advanced FP participant, the Horizon Europe Academy will provide you with novel and practical tips and tools which you can directly implement in your upcoming proposals and projects.

Who we are

Europa Media has been supporting public and private organisations to develop successful project proposals and effectively manage projects under the EU's research and innovation programmes since FP5. Over the past 20+ years, our team has been directly involved in writing successful proposals and coordinating and managing projects under different EU programmes. Under Horizon 2020, we have been involved in over 30 projects as coordinators and partners. Our workshops and seminars are designed based on this direct experience we have from our own proposals and projects - we discuss and reflect on a lot of specific problems during these events. They are therefore quite hands-on with real-life examples and stories. This practical approach has attracted over 10,000 participants from all over the world in the past 17 years.