Schedule
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11:00 CET – Event begins
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13:00–14:00 CET – Lunch break
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16:00 CET – Event concludes
Further details will be shared with registered participants.
EUSEA training
for YOU
EUSEA has launched a new Skill Training Programme – a series of short, hands-on sessions designed to strengthen practical skills in science engagement.
Each session focuses on doing, not just discussing: participants dive into focused activities that build expertise in areas like event design, storytelling, facilitation, partnership-building, evaluation, and more.
✔️ Compact & accessible: Each training is a stand-alone, half-day session that you can fit easily into your schedule.
✔️ Interactive & practical: Learn from experienced practitioners and walk away with tools you can apply immediately.
✔️ Community-driven: Sessions are designed by and for the EUSEA community — shaped by real needs and shared experiences.
Whether you’re a science communicator, museum educator, researcher, or student eager to expand your toolkit, this programme offers a fresh way to learn, connect, and grow.
What you should know:
- Open to everyone, with reduced fees for EUSEA members.
- We’ll begin with a few pilot trainings to test and refine the format.
- This is your chance to highlight the skills you want to learn and suggest trainers (including yourself!).
- To ensure transparency, Board members and Office staff won’t deliver the pilots – instead, external trainers and nominated members will be invited
- The cost of the training is as follows:
- EUSEA Member – 100 EUR
- Non-Member 350 EUR
- I hereby confirm that I am becoming a member starting in 2026 – 100 EUR
Our next training…
Horizon Europe 101: All the basics to apply for European research and innovation funding
by Dr Gefion Thuermer
16. April 2026
About the trainingThe interactive training session will cover all the basics you need to know to get started with Horizon Europe funding applications:
- Who can apply for Horizon Europe funding, and what are the eligibility criteria
- How to find, read, and understand calls for proposals, and key distinctions between them
- What are the key components of proposals, and what matters most in each
There will be exercises to help you put abstract knowledge into practice, and plenty of time for questions.
More about Gefion Thuermer
Dr Gefion Thuermer is an experienced research consultant and trainer. She writes and supports five to ten European funding proposals every year. She leads the implementation of IMPETUS, a 5m€ coordination and support action for citizen science. Alongside supporting European funding proposals and projects, she conducts interdisciplinary research in socio-technical aspects of data, Human-Computer/Data interaction, citizen science, and participation.
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Upcoming Trainings …
This session marks the launch of a new series of training events that will be rolled out over the coming months. As we continue to build this programme, we will be seeking experienced facilitators and subject-matter experts to help us deliver high-quality sessions on a range of key topics for science communication professionals.
More information about each upcoming training event will be shared soon. If you’re interested in participating, contributing, or simply staying informed, we encourage you to get in touch—and keep an eye on this space for updates!
