The presentation introduces the short study and conference attendance support opportunities for young researchers and Ph.D. students in Europe. The Marie Sklodovska-Curie Actions (MSCA), OeAD, DAAD, ERASMUS programs, Campus Mundi, Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship, and COST Action grand awarding are the scholarship programs whose aim is to serve the growth of the EU’s intellectual capital. Since the European Union has realized the importance of intangible assets, such as intellectual capital, they started to provide a supportive environment for student mobility. Therefore, addressing the importance of the offered scholarship in Europe, in this conference lecture, we attempted to present the potentiality of the addressed scholarship programs connected with the EU and help them improve their policy. Moreover, an example from the COST Action, CA19104-advancing Social inclusion through Technology and EmPowerment (a-STEP) has introduced addressing various supporting activities [1].

The main objectives of the Action a-STEP are to (i) evaluate and synthesize research among PanEuropean network and beyond on enhancing social inclusion through AT in an international context, (ii) connect and promote knowledge transfer between the users, researchers, practitioners, and SMEs, (iii) integrate ongoing research in an interdisciplinary (social sciences, rehabilitation, psychology, medical, engineering, technology), inter-country, and intersectoral (research, industry, policy) network, (iv) bring together research projects in a collaborative activity among pan- European network and beyond [2].

This Cost Action has several awards:

•   Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM),

•   Virtual Mobility,

•   Virtual Networking,

•   Inclusive Target Countries (ITC) Conference Grant.

  The goal of the CA19104 COST Action, the Conference Grants, and STSM Grants will be presented during the conference in more detail.