
, 28 - 29 January 2027
What's new in Brussels? Recent developments in European policies and programmes 2027
Theme
Building on its tradition of bringing the latest developments in Erasmus+ into the spotlight while integrating wider European policy and global perspectives, What’s New in Brussels? 2027 will focus on the transition towards the next generation of Erasmus+ (2028–2034). The programme will offer engaging plenary discussions with EU policymakers and higher education stakeholders, interactive thematic parallel sessions and plenty of networking opportunities. From the future Erasmus+ budget and programme architecture to talent attraction, European Universities alliances, mobility, inclusion and international cooperation, the seminar will explore what lies ahead and how institutions can prepare for the next programme cycle.
Discover the programme and register!
Join us in Brussels on 28–29 January 2027 at the Thon Hotel Bristol Stephanie to connect with experienced colleagues from across Europe, exchange views directly with policymakers, institutional representatives and higher education stakeholders, and return home with fresh insights and ideas for the final year of the current Erasmus+ programme and the transition to 2028.
For any questions regarding registration, accommodation, accessibility or other aspects of the seminar, please contact the ACA Secretariat at office@aca-secretariat.be.
Participation fees
Early bird pricing until 18 December 2026 (inclusive):
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380 EUR – ACA members and participants from ACA-member countries (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States).
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430 EUR – Participants from non-ACA-member countries (all other countries).
Standard participation fees:
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420 EUR – ACA members and participants from ACA-member countries (as listed above).
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470 EUR – Participants from non-ACA-member countries.
Registration closes on 15 January 2027. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and registration may close earlier if full capacity is reached.