Digital Partnerships for Creative Europe invites professionals from the Cultural and Creative Industries, managers of cultural institutions and organisations, artists, technical specialists, and representatives of the independent cultural sector to apply for participation in an upcoming international training mobility supported by the Erasmus+ Programme.
📍 Mobility: Istanbul, Türkiye
🗓️ Period: 9–19 April 2026
Who can apply?
The call is open to:
- Professionals working in the Cultural and Creative Industries
- Managers and administrators of cultural organisations
- Representatives of vulnerable and marginalised groups
- Participants aged 18+ with at least B1 level of English
- Individuals ready to apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practice and within their organisations
- Applicants interested in joining the foundation’s network of volunteers and collaborators
What is the mobility about?
This mobility, titled AI EUphoria, will focus on the practical use of artificial intelligence in the Cultural and Creative Industries. Participants will explore hands-on approaches, tools, and methods that can support creative work, innovation, digital transformation, and professional development in the sector. The training is designed to help participants strengthen their digital competences and transfer the knowledge gained into their daily professional practice.
What costs are covered?
Travel, accommodation, daily allowance, and insurance costs will be fully covered within the Erasmus+ funded project.
📥 Apply by: 15 January 2026
Application form:
📣 Important:
Participants will be selected based on their motivation, professional profile, readiness to actively engage in the programme, and their potential contribution to the cultural community after the mobility.
💬 We look forward to welcoming participants who want to contribute to a more resilient, innovative, and digitally prepared cultural ecosystem.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
Project number: 2025-1-BG01-KA121-ADU-000323488
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