The EWP Convention 2026 will take stock of a pivotal year in the digitalisation of Erasmus+ and co-create the future of the initiative, bringing together users, practitioners and experts on this strategic topic.
Participants in the 2026 edition of the EWP Convention will learn not just about the latest updates shaping the EWP Network and the EWP Dashboard, but see first hand new features which are being trialed and prepared for wider adoption which go beyond the traditional core processes EWP has focused on and that are expected to enrich the student mobility ecosystem.
Another key topic that will feature in its agenda is the matter of enabling electronic exchange of data worldwide, in recognition that international cooperation are not limited to the Erasmus+ programme.
We believe the EWP Convention provides a perfect meeting point for EWP ninjas and rookies alike to share, learn, and shape together an initiative whose motto has long been “by universities, for universities”. We are looking forward to welcome you to another high-energy and creative EWP Convention in beautiful Napoli!
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16-18 June, 2026
University of Naples Federico II
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Erasmus+ Staff Mobility
Higher Education staff can use Erasmus+ staff mobility funding to participate in the EWP Convention 2026. Please contact the responsible person in your institution to find out more about your eligibility. We are able to provide you with an invitation letter if required – contact ewpconvention@uni-foundation.eu.
The University of Naples Federico II
The University of Naples Federico II, founded in 1224, is one of the oldest and largest universities in the world. Today it offers a wide range of programmes across many disciplines and serves tens of thousands of students. Its campus is integrated throughout the city of Naples, with historic architecture and modern facilities reflecting its long heritage.
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