Recruitment
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Applicants are not required, but are encouraged, to select a secondment of at least three months, and up to 10 months. Secondments can be interdisciplinary, international, or intersectoral, or a combination of any three. Available secondment supervisors are available under "Fellowships". This is list is being updated regularly.
Details of eligibility are in the above document "Guide for Applicants". Applicants must have a PhD at the time of application, or equivalent, according to MSCA Guidelines. Applicants must have fluent English. Applicants must abide by the MSCA Mobility Rule highlighted in the Guide for Applicants.
Applicants may submit multiple versions of the same application with only minor changes (such as duration of secondment, or grammar edits). However, all core details must remain the same, including supervisory arrangements. Applicants may not submit multiple applications across different supervisory teams or different projects.
Applicants should review the Supervisor page under Fellowships. Here, you can review available Main Supervisors from our recruiting organisations. Only those supervisors may be used for your main supervisor, however applicants can select any co-supervisor from any department within their selected Recruiting Organisation. Details of this are available in the Guide for Applicants.
We advise you first contact your main supervisor with your proposal. They may be able to identify up to two co-supervisors within the recruiting organisation. You may then also select a secondment host from the website. In total, you should not have more than four identified supervisors (1 main, 2 co-supervisors, 1 secondment supervisor) at the time of application.
Remuneration is detailed in the Guide for Applicants. The combination of Living Allowance and Mobility Allowance, prior to both employee and employer deductions, is €64,800 per year. Applicants should familiarise themselves with the recruiting organisations deductions as this value does not reflect researcher take-home pay. Further details on family allowance and research consumables is listed in the Guide for Applicants.