Levelling Course on Entrepreneurship in Healthcare 2027

Purpose

Training and people

R&D relevance

1 of 3

Poland eligible

Yes

Country limit

—

Region

Any

Consortium

Unclear

Readiness level (TRL)

—

Per project

€70K

Topics

• Healthcare entrepreneurship
• Online learning

Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026

Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.

Consortium required

Yes

Other condition

The current Annex II in the official share folder specifies EUR 6,500 per Revenue Share Period as the Operational Cost Threshold for the 2027 Levelling course, broken into EUR 1,000 learning platform/support, EUR 2,000 accreditation support, and EUR 3,500 overheads. This is an unsigned template parameter; executed Annex II was not available.

Other condition

The RSA template provides EIT Health an exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable licence to exploit project results for four years. It starts at project end, except when a learner pays during the project, in which case it begins at first paid enrolment or project end, whichever occurs earlier, and still continues for four years after project end.

Other condition

The linked FSA template shows pre-financing of 25% of the financial-support budget and a 75% balance of eligible financial-support costs. The call document separately makes its lump-sum payments conditional on completed and accepted work packages and final report approval. The documents do not fully reconcile whether/how the generic FSA percentage schedule is applied to these call-specific work-package lump sums; confirm the executed agreement before treating the percentages as the operative payment schedule.

Other condition

The call provides lump-sum funding paid according to completion and acceptance of work packages, with prefinancing and a final balance process.

Other condition

If Option A is selected, the RSA recovers the current-period and carried-forward operational-cost threshold before distributing net distributable revenues; remaining net distributable revenue is split 50% to EIT Health and 50% to partners, subject to project-specific Annex II allocation and waivers.

Other condition

If Option B is selected, the current Annex II provides a 20-seat pool for the consortium over the Exclusive Exploitation Period. The template lists EUR 656.25 per seat and EUR 13,125 total nominal value for indication only; unused seats lapse at period end, and option B replaces financial revenue-share entitlement with the fixed seat allocation. These are template terms, not confirmed executed entitlements.

Other condition

The call states that project intellectual property is owned by the consortium; the RSA template makes EIT Health the exclusive exploiter during the specified period and preserves later consortium exploitation rights under the template.

Other condition

Revenue sharing applies to standalone commercialisation of the accredited learning offer. The call says wider bundled programme use is outside revenue sharing unless otherwise specified in the RSA.

Other condition

Successful consortia must contract under a Revenue Sharing Agreement. Consortium members collectively select either revenue sharing or a seat-based voucher model; only the selected option binds, and individual members may waive their benefits.

Staff restriction

If personnel costs are charged under the executed FSA, time worked for the Recipient under the project must be documented by monthly declarations signed by the person and supervisor, unless another reliable time-recording system is used; the granting authority may accept alternative evidence it considers adequate. This is a recordkeeping condition, not proof that a particular position or personnel cost is eligible.

Indicative budget

€70,000

Topic budget as stated in the portal's budget table. Lump-sum and per-project limits are in the call conditions.

Eligible cost

Selected applicants must sign the linked Financial Support Agreement. Its cost clause transposes Article 6 of the underlying Grant Agreement; costs or contributions declared ineligible are rejected. This establishes the governing eligibility framework, not a call-specific list of eligible occupations or a payroll reimbursement rate; the underlying option-specific Annex 2 rules were not resolved here.

Eligible cost

Eligible costs follow the Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreement. Subcontracting may cover only a limited part of the action, cannot replace beneficiaries’ own capacity to implement it, and a high subcontracting share is unlikely to be evaluated positively.

Own contribution, minimum

50

Project funding, maximum

€70,000

• EIT Health Financial Support Agreement template for the Levelling call (extracted from current official call share ZIP)

  ext-share.eithealth.eu

• Call for Levelling Course on Entrepreneurship in Healthcare 2027 v4 (20 Oct 2026)

  ext-share.eithealth.eu

Opens

2 Sept 2026

Deadline model

Single-stage

Programme

Horizon Europe · 2021 - 2027

Call

Levelling Course on Entrepreneurship in Healthcare 2027

Types of action

—

Source

ec.europa.eu

Checked

23 Oct 2026

Portal updated

14 Sept 2026

Review status

Partial review

Reviewed

22 Oct 2026