Global Cultural Relations Programme (GCRP) is a unique opportunity for people working in the cultural and creative sectors.

Apply now for the opportunity to develop lifelong skills, increase your knowledge, build your international network as well as receive support to engage in international cultural relations.

Benefits

• Build your skills in international cultural relations through a carefully designed, interactive training program
• Network as well as collaborate with professionals from around the world, facing similar challenges and opportunities
• Develop a collaborative, international cultural project
• In addition, join the Cultural Relations Platform’s community of 180 GCRP alumni on a long-term basis.

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Eligibility

• entrepreneurs working in the cultural and creative sectors
• aged 25-39
• also, three years of experience in international collaboration
• You could work for a public, private or civil society organization, or be a freelancer
• In addition, be able to commit to the program throughout its duration and allow time for travel to and from Istanbul.

Find out more

• Watch former participants talk about their experience in this video
• Read about the 2021 edition of the GCRP
• See what our alumni have achieved since taking part in the program
• Questions? Take a look at our FAQs.

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Timeline

• 9 May 2022: participants arrive in Istanbul
• 10 May 2022 – 13 May 2022: four full days of peer-to-peer learning, knowledge sharing as well as collaboration
• 13 May 2022: program closes

How to apply

Fill in the application form using the link below. You will need to provide information on your professional experience, explain your motivations for applying, and also how you meet the criteria above.

Complete your application in English. Applications from those not working in the cultural or creative sectors will not be considered.

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Applicants working at the European Union institutions or for any consortium partners are not eligible for the Global Cultural Relations Programme.