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ProgrammesThe Research Executive Agency (REA) is organising a Questions & Answer session on the MSCA Staff exchanges call 2026.
MSCA Staff Exchanges promote innovative international, inter-sectoral and interdisciplinary collaboration in research and innovation by enabling staff exchanges and the sharing of knowledge across all stages of the innovation chain. The objective is to support joint research and innovation projects through staff exchanges within partnerships involving universities, research infrastructures, businesses, and other socio-economic actors in Europe and beyond. These collaborations aim to build interdisciplinary, inter-sectoral (academic and non-academic) and international (EU Member States/Associated Countries and non-associated third countries) partnerships, while enabling participating staff (researchers at any career stage, as well as administrative, managerial, and technical personnel supporting the project’s R&I activities) to acquire new skills and competences.
A pre-recorded info session explains the key features of Staff Exchanges and the application process. The topics that are presented are:
If after watching the info session the applicants still have questions they can be submitted via Slido and connect to the live Questions & Answers (Q&A) session. Link to pre-recorded info session (YouTube) and link to connect to Q&A session.
All the information related to the Q&A session on the MSCA Staff Exchanges call 2026 can be found in the announcement on the MSCA website.
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