FP10 The Next EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation

Specially designed for: for researchers, universities, research organisations, innovation managers and EU funding professionals who want to understand the emerging direction of FP10, the EU’s next Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2028-2034). The session will provide an overview of the proposed programme architecture, strategic priorities and anticipated changes compared with Horizon Europe, helping participants identify potential opportunities and prepare for the transition.

Level: Suitable for all levels of experience, from newcomers to experienced researchers, innovators and grant applicants.

Grants: FP10 / Horizon Europe 2028-2034 – all four pillars, RIA/IA/CSA and other funding instruments.

Trainers: The briefing is delivered by senior EU research funding experts with extensive experience in Horizon Europe proposal development, evaluation and European research and innovation funding strategies. At EFMC, we combine practical experience supporting applicants across EU funding programmes with ongoing analysis of European research and innovation policy developments. More information on our experts/trainers here. 

Outcomes: depending on your previous experience, you will be able to:

• Understand the proposed FP10 architecture, including its main components and how they compare with the current Horizon Europe structure.
• Identify emerging strategic priorities, particularly European competitiveness, strategic autonomy, dual-use technologies and the relationship between research, innovation and industrial policy.
• Recognise the main anticipated changes, including potential implications for funding instruments, programme participation and research and innovation priorities.
• Understand the FP10 development timeline, including the legislative process, key milestones and the transition towards the 2028–2034 programming period.
• Identify early preparation priorities for researchers, research organisations and funding support professionals seeking to position themselves for future opportunities.