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MSCA Radiance Online event for MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships opportunities in Widening Countries
APR
Mon
27
09:30 - 11:00

Starts in 4 weeks from now

Location

Online

Programmes
MSCA Widening/Spreading

This MSCA Radiance webinar is dedicated to researchers planning to apply for the MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships with a Widening Country.
This session will include:

Information on Widening Countries is available on the European Commission Research Executive Agency website here.

All information related to this webinar, including the registration form and full agenda, is available in the announcement on the Horizon Europe NCP Portal website.

Agenda in brief (CET)

9.30 Welcome and introduction

9.35 PF highlights

9.45 Presentation of opportunities in Malta

9.55 Presentation of opportunities in Poland

10.05 Presentation of opportunities in Estonia

10.15 Presentation of opportunities in Lithuania

10.25 Presentation of opportunities in Bulgaria

10.35 Questions and answers

11.00 End of event

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Testimonial

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