The European External Action Service (EEAS) has launched a call for applications for the EuroSchool programme, a capacity-building initiative focused on EU external action. The programme, announced on 4 June 2026, targets participants interested in deepening their understanding of the European Union's role in global affairs.
The EuroSchool is designed to equip participants with knowledge about EU foreign policy, diplomacy, and international cooperation. The call for applications invites eligible individuals to apply for the programme, which typically includes lectures, workshops, and simulations led by EU officials and experts. The initiative aims to foster a greater understanding of the EU's external action among young professionals, students, and civil society actors.
As a newly announced programme with no prior coverage in the last 180 days, the EuroSchool represents a fresh opportunity for engagement with EU foreign policy. The EEAS has not yet specified the exact duration, format, or selection criteria of the programme, but interested applicants are encouraged to monitor the EEAS website for further details.
The call for applications underscores the EEAS's commitment to outreach and education on EU external action. The programme is expected to attract a diverse pool of applicants from EU member states and partner countries, contributing to a broader understanding of the EU's global role.
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