Are you a researcher working on Europe’s green and/or digital transitions?
Discover TransformEU’s call for applications for its Short Stay Mobility Scheme and join the project team at ESPOL for a collaborative research stay.
Are you a researcher working on Europe’s green and/or digital transitions?
Discover TransformEU’s call for applications for its Short Stay Mobility Scheme and join the project team at ESPOL for a collaborative research stay.
As part of its scientific dialogue and knowledge-sharing activities, the TransformEU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, hosted by ESPOL, is launching a call for applications for its Short Stay Mobility Scheme, offering a five-day research stay.
The programme is open to researchers wishing to develop collaborative research on the interconnected Triple P dilemma (People, Planet and Profit) in the context of Europe’s green and digital transitions and beyond.
The Short Stay Mobility Scheme aims to strengthen collaboration between the TransformEU Centre of Excellence and international universities. It offers early-career and experienced researchers alike the opportunity to develop joint research projects addressing the challenges and opportunities of Europe’s green and digital transitions.
The programme is open to international researchers working on topics related to TransformEU who wish to spend five days at ESPOL (Université Catholique de Lille) collaborating with the project team on one of its research areas.
Successful applicants will receive financial support to cover travel, accommodation and subsistence expenses.
The programme covers a five-day stay, excluding travel days.
Mobility visits may take place during one of the following periods:
For full eligibility criteria and application procedures, please consult the official call for applications.
For any academic or logistical questions regarding the Short Stay Mobility Scheme, please contact the TransformEU team at: TransformEU@univ-catholille.fr