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- Overview - Research Training Networks - Early Stage Training - Transfer of Knowledge - Conferences and Training Courses - Individual Fellowships - Promotion of Scientific Excellence - Return & Reintegration Mechanisms - Specific Support Actions |
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The Marie Curie
Research Training Networks provide training and research experience
for researchers of any age or nationality by giving them the opportunity
to spend between three months to three years in another country as
part of an international high-quality research project. The networks
contribute to the transfer of knowledge through the promotion of multidisciplinary
research. The schemes also support the interaction and exchange of
all research staff working on the project. The size of the network varies according to the nature of the research activity, but will involve at least three partners from three different countries.
The network is then free to select the fellows directly. The training is open to early-stage researchers of any nationality in the first four years of their research career and more experienced researchers with up to ten years of research experience. Successful researchers will be required to move to the country where their host institution is based.
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