
The EU today launched a €25 million call for applications to support displaced researchers from Ukraine.
The MSCA4Ukraine scheme, funded by the European Commission under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, will provide fellowships for doctoral candidates and post-doctoral researchers.
Interested host organisations and researchers can already start preparing their applications and access the scheme’s matchmaking services and call specifications on the MSCA4Ukraine website, including eligibility criteria, application requirements, guidance for applicants, as well as terms and conditions.
An information day for prospective host organisations will be organised on 6 October. Researchers wishing to apply should first prepare an application with their potential host organisation that will submit the proposal on the researcher’s behalf via an online portal. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until all available funds are committed.
“It is crucial that we support the scientific community from Ukraine,” said European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel. “With MSCA4Ukraine, we will enable excellent scientists to continue their work and spearhead the reconstruction of Ukraine’s research and innovation landscape, and at the same time strengthening solidarity and scientific cooperation between the EU and Ukraine.”
MSCA4Ukraine is part of the EU’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the need for action to support displaced researchers from Ukraine and enable them to continue their work in Europe, helping to safeguard Ukraine’s research and innovation system, and the freedom of scientific research at large. It is managed by some of the organisations that are part of the current InspirEurope project, funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, which already provides support for researchers at risk.
On 22 March, the EU launched the ‘European Research Area for Ukraine’ (ERA4Ukraine) portal, a one-stop-shop for information and support services to Ukraine-based researchers and researchers fleeing Ukraine. The portal brings together initiatives at EU level, per country and from non-governmental groups. It aims to help affected researchers find housing and job opportunities, facilitate the recognition of their diplomas, and offer other services.
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