Whether continuing with research in academia or industry or transitioning to new roles, acquiring a set of transferable skills is ever more crucial for early-career researchers (ECRs). Delivering training in transferable skills is also a highlight of our long-standing experience as partners in MSCA networks, alongside our management support and outreach activities. It is from this experience and our passion for sharing knowledge that this training programme is born. We enjoy the dynamic atmosphere that is created when working with ECRs, which inspires us to deliver interactive training journeys that will guide them in developing well-rounded skill sets. Our Transferable Skills Training Programme supports ECRs in building competitive skill sets for their current and future projects, preparing them to take the next career steps with confidence.
Discover our latest training modules, designed for ECRs in ongoing Innovative Training Networks (ITNs), Doctoral Networks (DNs) and COFUND projects that are part of the MSCA. Consisting of interactive online lectures, quizzes, brainstorming activities as well as individual and group exercises, each module is customised to the participants’ research topic and can be offered to ECRs from a single project or from several networks.
Find the right solution for you: pick and choose from the four modules below and contact us for enquiries through the form.
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From identifying objectives and key performance indicators to monitoring risks, this module covers all the basics of research project management, guiding ECRs in successfully planning and managing their projects in line with specific EU requirements.
Presenting diverse strategies, tools and channels for online and in-person communication, this module takes the ECRs through the key steps of engaging in effective science communication activities in line with specific requirements for EU-funded projects.
With an introduction to the vast EU funding landscape, this module focuses on identifying and understanding the requirements of key programmes in Horizon Europe and other funding opportunities relevant to ECRs, to efficiently prepare for them.
Including examples and insightful tips from our proposal writing team, this module teaches ECRs how to prepare a competitive proposal, with attention to key requirements, evaluation criteria and insights into how to structure a multi-beneficiary proposal.
Jacqueline Strehler, Jörn-Frederik Wotzlaw
The first step to a successful project is to identify the most appropriate funding programme for your idea. From Horizon Europe, to EUREKA and national fundings, we can help you.
The statistics of the recent Horizon Europe Health stage-1 proposal submission deadline on 19 September 2023 suggest that the Health programme is more popular than ever. With more than 1,000 proposals submitted to nine call topics, we wonder how many will be invited in December to submit their full proposals by 11 April 2024.
Jacqueline Strehler