How to write a research proposal targeting EU funding? A success story of winning two Marie Sklodowska-Curie grants

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How to write a research proposal targeting EU funding? A success story of winning two Marie Sklodowska-Curie grants

will be delivered by Amando P. E. Lasabuda, PhD

Friday/ May 5th 2023,
7pm EU (GMT+2) or 6pm UK (BST/ GMT+1)

Register at: https://link.doctrineuk.org/MSCAregis
*Zoom link will be sent after the registration
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The MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) is a highly prestigious and competitive funding scheme of the European Union (EU) that supports research and career development of researchers at all stages, from early-stage to experienced researchers. The program provides funding for researchers to undertake research projects, training, and mobility opportunities both within Europe and internationally.

For a young scholar from Indonesia, receiving the MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) Marie Curie award can offer a multitude of benefits, including access to funding for research projects, living and mobility expenses, research costs, and institutional overheads. These resources can be critical in advancing their career and connecting them with other researchers and projects in their field.

The award’s prestige is undeniable and widely recognized worldwide, providing international recognition for the researcher’s abilities and potential. It opens doors to networking opportunities, allowing Indonesian scholars to connect with other researchers in their field through research exchanges, workshops, and conferences.

Ultimately, winning the MSCA Marie Curie award can be a game-changer for young scholars from Indonesia seeking to connect with MSCA-awarded projects and researchers. The substantial funding, international exposure, and networking opportunities it provides can propel their research careers to new heights.