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The brochure provides an overview of researchers at INN who are interested in participating in or leading EU projects. By linking researchers directly to specific Horizon Europe topics and clusters, the brochure offers a clear picture of how Inland Business School can contribute to upcoming calls. Several researchers also present experience from previous EU, Interreg, and national projects.
A tool for Horizon Europe collaboration
The researcher brochure has been developed by Research Support at the faculty as a practical tool for Horizon Europe 2026–2027. It is aimed at European research communities, public-sector actors, and others seeking collaboration partners in the fields of social sciences, economics, management, psychology, law, and the humanities.
Download the EU brochure here (PDF)
By bringing together information on research interests, experience, and contact persons in one place, the brochure is designed to make it easier to establish dialogue at an early stage of the application process.
Identifying the right partners is often one of the most demanding aspects of EU proposal development. Coordinators and consortia require clear information on academic expertise, project interests, and availability. The brochure provides a transparent overview of the faculty’s potential contributions.
How the overview was developed
The brochure is based on an internal mapping exercise in which researchers themselves submitted information on:
- academic expertise and thematic interests
- relevant Horizon Europe calls
- project and collaboration experience
- contact information
The information is structured according to Horizon Europe clusters and thematic areas in order to make it easy to use for external stakeholders.