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The evaluation results of the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks (DN) 2024 call (deadline 27 November 2024) were announced (see this article). A budget of €608.6 million is available. A total of 1417 proposals were submitted for the call, 1249 for Doctoral Networks standard, 80 for Industrial Doctorates and 88 for Joint Doctorates. 149 proposals were retained for funding, of which 133 for Doctoral Networks standard, 8 for Industrial Doctorates and 8 for Joint Doctorates. The success rate for this call is 10.9%. More information on the evaluation procedure can be found in the HE MSCA 2023-2025 work programme, under section 1.5 procedure (p. 114-117)
More information on the results of the call can be found in several resources published on the call topic page for HORIZON MSCA 2024 DN (under topic updates) on the European Commission Funding & Tender portal:
The proposals that were selected for funding with a coordinating organisation in Flanders can be found in the attached file.
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