Turing Scheme
The question
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what transitional arrangements she plans to put in place for education providers with multi-year international partnerships funded through the Turing Scheme that extend beyond the 2026/27 academic year.
Answered by Josh MacAlister
Education providers will, in most cases, be able to continue longstanding international partnerships under Erasmus+, as well as develop new collaborations across a wide network of participating countries. In some sectors, providers will also be able to maintain links beyond Europe, as Erasmus+ allows grant holders to allocate up to 20% of their project funding to support international mobilities to non-associated countries.
The Turing Scheme has always operated on a single-year funding cycle, with no guarantee of multi-year funding for partnerships. Providers are therefore already accustomed to planning their international activity on a year-by-year basis and adapting to changes in circumstance.
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