CeiED has had two European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) applications approved. 

The first, entitled CIRCUL'ARTS - Connecting Critical Pedagogies, Inclusive Art Forms and Alternative Barometers for Urban Sustainability, coordinated by the Center through ReLeCo nº3 Socio-artistic Studies for Decoloniality and Sustainability, involves 16 countries and aims to develop an innovative methodology to promote more circular and sustainable cities. 

The second, entitled Critical perspectives on career and career guidance (CPCCG), which involves 29 countries, will be coordinated by CeiED researcher Filomena Parada, and aims to explore changes in careers in the contemporary world and the necessary responses from public policies and practices, as well as promoting collaboration between COST member countries, neighboring countries and international partners.