| Date & time | Jul 7 '21, 02:00PM |
| Ends on | Jul 7 '21, 03:30PM |
| Location | London University |
| Creator | lilgardt |
| Category | workshop |

Date
7 July 2021, 2.00pm - 3.30pm
Institute
Institute of Modern Languages Research
Type
Workshop
Venue
Online
Description
Conveners:
Sandrine Alarçon-Symonds, Head of Management Information and Research Services, University of London
Manoela Carpenedo, CLACS Stipendiary Postdoctoral Fellow and successful MSCA applicant
Jaimie Henderson, Research Support Officer, University of London
Ainhoa Montoya, Senior Lecturer in Latin American Studies | Director, Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
The
Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) at the School
of Advanced Study, University of London, is pleased to hold an online
workshop for researchers interested in the MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) Postdoctoral Fellowshipscheme (previously known as Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual
Fellowships). The workshop will address specific information for those
whose research interest relates to Latin America and the Caribbean.
The European
research funding landscape can sometimes be overwhelming and challenging
to navigate for early career researchers. With this in mind, the
workshop will provide participants with an overview of one of the most
attractive research funding schemes. Led by the University of London’s
Research Office and a successful applicant, the session will offer
proposal elaboration, overview of the evaluation process and general
tips to help prepare a competitive application. Additional relevant
information will also be provided, such as eligibility criteria,
mobility rules and submission details. Although this workshop is open to
all potential applicants, special attention will be given to how Latin
Americanists may tailor their applications to fit into the policy goals
and societal impact parameters guiding the evaluation process of the
MSCA Post-Doctoral Fellowship scheme.
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