FAIROmics-Marie Curie Actions PhD Positions 2024 in Europe

FAIROmics-Marie Curie Actions PhD Positions 2024 in Europe is open for International Students . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of Life Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Artificial Intelligence taught at Offered by FAIROmics. The deadline of the scholarship is .

Degree Level

FAIROmics-Marie Curie Actions PhD Positions 2024 in Europe is available to undertake PhD level programs at .

Available Subjects

Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.

Life Sciences
Humanities
Social Sciences
Artificial Intelligence

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Benefits

The FAIROmics PhD program offers a unique and enriching educational experience designed to propel your academic and professional trajectory. Structured as a joint doctorate program under the Marie Curie Actions (MSCA-DN-JD) initiative, it provides a comprehensive curriculum and culminates in the award of dual degrees from participating universities.

This program fosters a dynamic environment for learning and research. Through joint supervision arrangements, you will benefit from the expertise of professors from different universities and potentially gain valuable insights from collaborating with private sector companies. This cross-disciplinary approach encourages the exchange of diverse perspectives and fosters innovative research.

By participating in the FAIROmics PhD program, you gain the following benefits:

Double Degree: Earn recognized doctoral degrees from multiple institutions.
Collaborative Research: Work under the guidance of professors and potentially industry experts.
Cross-Disciplinary Learning: Broaden your knowledge base through a diverse academic environment.
Comprehensive Education: Benefit from a well-rounded curriculum designed for success.
This is your chance to embark on a transformative PhD journey and become a leader in your field.

Eligible Nationalities

This scholarship is open to international students of all nationalities.

Eligibility Criteria

Mobility:

Applicants cannot have lived in or conducted their primary activities (work, studies, etc.) in the host country for more than 12 months in the preceding 3 years. Exclusions include brief visits (holidays), mandatory national service (military service), and procedures for obtaining refugee status under the Geneva Convention.

Doctoral Status:

Applicants must be actively enrolled in a doctoral program and not yet hold a doctoral degree.

Language:

Applicants must demonstrate strong English proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking.

Additional Skills and Qualities

Research Background: A relevant educational background and prior research experience in the position's field are preferred.
Collaboration Skills: Strong communication and networking skills in a diverse and interdisciplinary environment are desirable.
Travel Willingness: A willingness to travel internationally for research, training, and dissemination activities is required.
English Proficiency: A minimum B2 level of English with good spoken and written communication skills is mandatory.

Application Procedure

Candidates apply for a position using the online application form found on the FAIROmics website under the rubrics of each PhD position. The application form can be found here if needed: FAIROmics_application_form_PDF .
The FAIROmics Project Manager provides a first screen of the written applications to check the candidate's eligibility and forwards the eligible applications to the DC supervisors.
The DC supervisors will select the best candidates based on CV, academic records, recommendation and motivation letters and adequate skill sets. To better assess the best candidate, the shortlisted candidates might be asked to write an abstract of provided scientific documents relevant to the research subject.
The selected applicants will be interviewed online by the Selection Committee (two main supervisors and two representatives of a beneficiary or associated partner, with at least one person external to the DC’s project).
The best candidates will be chosen by the main supervisors. The European Project Manager will communicate the successful candidates to the Consortium and Partners.