Deadline for expressions of interest (CICS.NOVA): June 1, 2022
Pre-selection CICS.NOVA: June 15, 2022
Deadline (EC): September 14, 2022
Host Institution: Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences – CICS.NOVA
The Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences – CICS.NOVA – welcomes applications for Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (MSCA-IF-2022), as the host institution, intended for researchers interested in developing their research in the following main areas:
1. Social Inequalities and Public Action
2. Citizenship, Work and Technology
3. Cities, Environment and Regional Development
4. Modelling and Planning Systems
5. Health, Population and Well-being
6. Education, Knowledge and Culture
We welcome applications in the categories of Individual Fellowships, including European Fellowships, Global Fellowships, Career Restart Panel, and Reintegration Panel. Applicants with a relevant background in obtaining funding for their research activities are especially welcome.
CICS.NOVA and the Research Support Office are preparing a set of initiatives to support your applications.
To apply, please send us, the title and summary of the work plan and a detailed curriculum vitae to cicsnova@fcsh.unl.pt until June 1, 2022.
For further information please contact Inês Vicente via the e-mail cicsnova@fcsh.unl.pt.
MSCA-PF Open Days 2022 @ NOVA FCSH | 26-27 May
As part of the initiatives prepared by CICS.NOVA and Research Support Office, the MSCA-PF Open Days 2022 will be fully dedicated to you: future candidate for Marie-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships at NOVA FCSH. In this event you will be able to:
– Learn about the main rules of the call;
– Talk with Marie-Curie Fellows and evaluators that will help you to improve your application;
– Know NOVA and NOVA FCSH in more detail and chat with the Research Unit staff that will host your project.
Get to know in detail the sessions and schedules on the agenda. Register here until the 24th of May, indicating the Research Center that you would like to host your project.
NOVA FCSH has a successful track record of hosting several Marie-Curie fellows over the past few years. Our experience shows that a key success factor in applications is the candidate’s ability to show his/her previous knowledge of the host institution and also the integration of his/her research project with the host institution’s strategy.